[2025 Hakodate Stay] Travel Guide for OMO5 Hakodate by Hoshino Resorts (Updated Apr)

It's not as good as I thought. It's just a loss of personal brand. I stayed in four hotels in Hakodate. Omo is the most expensive. The room quality and hardware are the worst. The room is small and not high-end. The toilet doesn't flush by itself. The hotel doesn't provide coffee. It will open in July 2024, but many things look old.

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #Hokkaido #Hakodate 💞Recommended reasons: 1. The hotel has only been open for less than half a year, the facilities are very new, the public space is very comfortable, and there are various reclining chairs and lazy bones. You can also order some wine here. 2. Free shuttle bus to major attractions, very convenient and save money 3. The large bath on the rooftop is super nice, with natural hot springs and an open-air bath. It's so comfortable to soak in. 4. The breakfast is super rich: scallops, sweet shrimps, and sashimi. It also incorporates local ingredients and is a very thoughtful breakfast.

#AccommodationTravelRecord This is omo5 Hakodate, about a 5-minute walk from Hakodate Station. This hotel has a bus exclusively for guests that goes around various tourist spots. If you time your sightseeing with the bus, it will be easier to see Hakodate, which does not have very good public transport connections. There is a Seico Mart and a supermarket right next to the hotel. The supermarket also has Hakodate souvenirs such as cup noodles and Trappist cookies that are only available in Hokkaido. There is also a hot spring, and although the rooms are small, they use the space well and don't feel cramped. The price is not too high, so if you're staying in Hakodate, please try staying here.