The ocean‑view spot was unbeatable, though the room felt a little cramped.
安倉A month ago
Just a moment…
★★★★·Hakodate·8.1
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Heiseikan Shiosaitei offers a public bath with panoramic ocean views and a second bath overlooking a Japanese garden. Located three minutes from Yunokawa Onsen Station and 15 minutes from Hakodate Station, the hotel provides free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioned rooms with TV, refrigerator, safety box and yukata, and a buffet restaurant featuring fresh local ingredients. Free private parking, a lounge bar, convenience store, and on‑site spa services complete the experience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The ocean‑view spot was unbeatable, though the room felt a little cramped.
安倉·A month ago
The quality of dinner and breakfast was good, the location is great, and the staff are new.
Minoru·3 months ago
I found the space incredibly relaxing and easy to spend time in. However, it didn’t offer much consideration for small children; there was no spot to set glass cups or teapots, which made things tough. The dining area helped by arranging seats and space for us, which was a relief.
山内·3 months ago
The staff were very friendly, the place was spotless and well organized. Breakfast was tasty and plentiful, and the view from both the room and the breakfast hall was breathtaking. The only downside was that the sea‑side terrace was inaccessible.
Katrin·3 months ago
The bath was probably around 43 °C, the warm one about 40 °C, and the changing room was spacious and clean. The sauna facilities were a real bonus. The welcome greeting at the hotel entrance (outside) was pleasant. After checking in, the front desk gave a thorough explanation of the facilities, the bath, breakfast, and key management. The view overlooking the outside from the room was great, and the bath and washbasin were roomy. Breakfast was delicious, with so many dishes that I couldn’t finish them all. Overall, the value for money was good. The only issue was the lack of outlets in the room; I had to hunt for one. I called the front desk on the internal line and borrowed a two‑port extension cord for my camera and phone. The response was that there was no futon bed in the Japanese room.
Ootake·3 months ago