Hoteles cerca de Trappistine Monastery, Hakodate

Hotel moderno y bien ubicado. Horarios de check-in y check-out más reducidos que la mayoría de hoteles. Pásamos la noche del terremoto de diciembre del 2025 y nos faltó algo de información por parte del hotel.

La habitación superó mis expectativas, estaba bastante limpia y muy cerca de la estación de tren. Hay una tienda de conveniencia en la planta baja.

El hotel está a unos 5 minutos de la estación JR Hakodate.

Gran hotel y cerca del mercado de pescado. ¡La habitación tiene una lavadora que es muy útil! Hay una máquina de café gratuita en la planta baja y en el salón del piso 17, donde la vista es increíble. Si se reserva con desayuno, el cupón de desayuno se puede utilizar en cualquiera de los 16 restaurantes enumerados en el mercado de pescado..👍

Bien situado y una habitación amplia . El baño pequeño. La única pega.

We had a wonderful stay at Hakodate Kokusai Hotel. The location is excellent, just a short walk from the train station, making it very convenient for exploring Hakodate. The breakfast was one of the highlights of our stay. There was a great selection, including fresh seafood, beef, and other meat dishes, offering something for everyone. The quality and variety made each morning a real treat. We also thoroughly enjoyed the onsen experience. It was clean, relaxing, and the perfect way to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Overall, Hakodate Kokusai Hotel offers a great combination of convenience, excellent dining, and relaxing facilities. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Hakodate.

¡Enhorabuena a este hotel! Mi estancia fue increíble. Está cerca de la parada del tranvía, pero en invierno sigue siendo bastante complicado subir con el equipaje. Es lo normal en cualquier hotel de Hokkaido 😆. La recepcionista fue muy amable. Me ayudó a llamar a un taxi cuando no sabía cómo hacerlo.

Stayed here last week during heavy snowfall, and choosing this ryokan turned out to be the perfect decision. Check-in was detailed and thoughtful. The butler, who I believe was named Junko, spent about 30 minutes explaining the room, amenities, and house rules, using picture cards and translation tools due to limited English, which made the process clear and smooth. The room was cosy with a beautiful ocean view. The furnishings are not modern, but that is part of the charm, as it feels like stepping back into the 80s or 90s while still being well maintained and fully functional. Heating was sufficient even in temperatures of -5 to -10 degrees. The room was clean, and the bedding was prepared during dinner and folded again at breakfast, which made us feel very well taken care of. We pre-ordered dinner and breakfast via Trip.com and requested a beef and crab set in advance, which was accommodated. The portions were very generous, and while the food may not be top-tier, it was better than many ryokans I have stayed at. There is a private onsen available free for the first use for 45 minutes, with additional charges for subsequent sessions. The onsen closes daily at 10am for cleaning. The ryokan is located in Yunokawa Onsen, about 30 minutes from town. I recommend dining in, as going out requires a walk and staying in allows you to fully enjoy the experience. Overall, a very pampering stay. Highly recommended for those looking for a five-star level ryokan experience.

Merece la pena. Tiene al lado parada de autobús cuando vas desde el aeropuerto.  Y está cerca del centro. Buena relación calidad-precio.

Muy bien, la higiene ambiental no es buena, se puede guardar el equipaje