Motel a Hakodate

“Excellent apartment near the Red Brick Building”

“落ち着きのあるいいホテルだと思います。 部屋の一部分の清掃が足りていなかったのですが、スタッフの方にお伝えしたらきちんと対応していただけました。”

“宿泊した部屋の椅子に髪の毛がたくさん付いていたり、ソファーベッド用の敷布団がクローゼットの下に乱雑に置かれていたり、と少し気になるところがありましたが、価格も安いのでこんなものかと感じました。 朝食は和食（6:30〜）と洋食（7:00〜）で開始時間が異なりました。朝食は種類も多く楽しめました。 宿泊日はホテル側のトラブル？があったようで、チェックイン待機時に連携が取れていない場面がありましたが、みなさんとても丁寧に対応してくださる方でした。”

“This is no luxury hotel— it’s very much designed for people getting on or off the Shinkansen. But it fulfills that purpose very well. Free curry rice in the evening, free (delicious!) breakfast buffet in the morning, coin-operated laundry, clean rooms, and just steps to the station to board your train. Plus you can take a selfie on the bench next to Zushihocky, Japan’s weirdest town mascot, a piece of anthropomorphic Sakhalin clam sushi, LOL.”

“The room is spacious, had two twin bunk beds and double beds. Location is great, across from hotel is Lawson and morning fish market.”

“An amazing stay in Yunokawa Onsen. Staff were so polite and helpful. We came earlier than the check-in time, but we were able to leave our luggage to explore the city. Parking is available off to the west side of the hotel towards the beach. We had a traditional Japanese style room with tatami mats, and the staff will make your bed for you usually around 7pm; if you don’t want them to come into your room, remember to leave the magnet “do not disturb” sign outside the door. The private onsen...

“Great value, everything you need in a hotel, nothing you don’t!”