Hakodate Hotels with Wifi

"This hotel exceeded my expectations! First off, it's super close to Hangwan Station – literally right outside the door. Even though the map made it look a bit further, it's just one intersection away. Plus, it's incredibly clean, and the lobby feels very international. There's even a Conan-themed attraction right next door. The hotel itself is really comfortable, and the views are absolutely stunning."

"The hotel boasts an excellent location, being close to JR station and within walking distance. It's right by the sea, with a seafood market just below, which makes breakfast convenient. There's also a convenience store nearby. The rooms are clean and tidy, with complete facilities, and offer beautiful sea views from the windows. The front desk service is great. My favorite part was the public indoor and outdoor onsen on the upper floor of the hotel, where you can soak while enjoying the sea view. Even the lounge area offers sea views – it's fantastic! Highly recommend this place! 👍"

"This hotel offers great value for money. Both the breakfast buffet and the room comfort exceeded my expectations. If you're planning to visit Mount Hakodate and the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses, especially in snowy weather, this is definitely the top choice because of its close proximity. Having lived in Tokyo for a long time, I've become somewhat jaded by bustling city centers and their dining scenes, which is why I didn't choose to stay near Hakodate Station. I preferred to spend more time quietly appreciating the tranquility of the rain, snow, and mountain pine forests. Many people mention long queues for the ropeway and tickets at Mount Hakodate, and that the Genova restaurant up there requires booking two weeks in advance and even then a window seat isn't guaranteed. However, I didn't encounter any of these issues because I traveled during off-peak times. I experienced zero wait times for everything, no advance booking or reservations needed. Therefore, staying at this hotel was incredibly convenient for me, and I was able to enjoy the beautiful daytime views of Mount Hakodate, which I found much more refreshing than the 'million dollar night view' that's become cliché on social media platforms like Xiaohongshu."

"Hakodate JR station is just next to you. The room is quite spacious and clean. The bathroom will be slightly small, but is good enough. Very accessible everywhere. It will be better to drive in Hakodate as the public transportation is not as convenient as bigger cities like Osaka or Tokyo.. super valuable with the price I've booked. Breakfast has quite a few selections, however it will be slightly pricey for it. You can add on upon check in."

"The location is unbeatable! When it snows or rains, you really appreciate not having to leave the station. Well, not exactly 'not having to leave the station,' but there's a side entrance that leads directly to the JR station, which is incredibly convenient. The front desk service was very good; I borrowed an umbrella from them for three consecutive days. However, there was no water provided on the first night, and if you chose to have your room cleaned, there was still no water. You only got water if you chose *not* to have your room cleaned... It took me two nights to figure out this rule. The breakfast was decent, but not really necessary. For 100 yen per person, you can easily find plenty of food outside. The rooftop bath is free!"

"Hakodate Kokusai Hotel is an established hotel. While it has been recently renovated, and the lobby and public areas are bright and modern, there's a huge disparity in the condition and age between different parts of the hotel and room types. Rooms in the main building are noticeably newer, whereas those in the West Wing feel quite dated, almost from another era. My visit coincided with a Japanese holiday, so hotel prices had soared. I ended up paying main building rates for a room in the West Wing. While the room was passably clean, a distinct dusty smell lingered in the air. The facilities were outdated and inconvenient to use, and the room itself was quite cramped. Overall, my stay was quite disappointing. If only rooms in the West Wing are available, I would strongly recommend choosing a different hotel."

"Traveled with friends and we were very happy with the hotel; it was conveniently located for getting everywhere. Hakodate's million-dollar night view is definitely worth seeing. The hotel is also very close to Hakodate Station, and the onsen was great – a really comfortable stay."

"This was my favorite hotel during my trip to Japan. Arriving in Hakodate amidst heavy snow, pulling my suitcase into the hotel instantly made me feel safe. The room had a very retro decor. Two things really stood out: first, the duvet was incredibly soft, like a cloud – I've never experienced anything like that in a hotel before. Second, the super luxurious breakfast, which was a major reason I booked this place. I thoroughly enjoyed a delicious seafood feast in the morning. While soaking in the hot springs, I serendipitously met someone from my hometown, and he also raved about this hotel. We even shared popsicles and ramen that evening."

"The room was nice, and check-in was smooth at the front desk on the second floor. It was very convenient that the front desk had self-service amenities like toiletries, pajamas, and an ice machine. However, there were some hairs under the mattress, so the cleanliness could be improved."

"Decent budget stay – you get what you pay for. Room was clean, basic, and functional. Location is superb: right across from Train Station, with a tram stop very close by. Downside: my room was in the South Block, so I had to pass the smoking area (just an open space with plastic sheets) every time I used the elevator. Despite an air purifier, the cigarette smell was strong and unpleasant. Not ideal for non-smokers."