Kayabe District Hotels

Onsen is good. There is a Sauna, too.

Nice hotel

It was clean and quite. We were in ND out quickly as we were catching the morning train.

The dinner buffet was amazing! It was simply the best hotel buffet I had ever had. Also, the spa allowed me to fully relax from my journey. All these amazing experiences were well guided by the friendly staff who always tried their best to enhance the hospitality.

Hotel is about 15 mins drive to the Hakodate station and Red brick warehouse. It is quite convenience to those who drive.

Loved this place! Very nice to have an onsen in the building. Staff was very friendly. Breakfast was amazing. Not much around in the town, but it was a nice break. Also really enjoyed the Japanese style room. Plenty of space and beautiful view of the ocean!

If you're travelling to Hakodate via the Hokkaido Shinkansen you'll want to take a cab to this Hotel as it's a 20 minute ride. We were greeted at the door by the concierge and they insisted they cart our lightly packed backpacks all the way up to the room. The staff was extremely courteous and very helpful when it came to sightseeing. The breakfast buffet is one of the most diverse I've ever seen and depending on the day you have a wonderful view of the ocean as well. The onsen is well kept...

Great service, room had a washer. The onsen is a bonus, although it is a bit dated. Walking distance from station and secomart.

This was my first time staying in Japan and I throughly enjoyed this hotel! The breakfast was top notch and the hotel was peaceful.

booked a smoking, twin bed room since it was the only one available, we were hoping to change once we got there. arrived a couple of hours early hoping to check in early but our room was not ready and we were not able to get a non-smoking room. the front desk person assured us that it will not smell like smoke and it did not. we were surprise to see how big the room was, had a lanai where we could see the red brick warehouse, the ports and Hakodate mountain. very close to the morning market...

Check-in was a little odd using a machine, but there was an employee who helped us. The nearby lake was beautiful, although we didn't have the clearest view from our room. The free sake was fun in the lobby. Breakfast was also tasty. The Japanese-style mattress (futon) could have used a bit more padding.

Very enjoyable place. I really enjoyed.

We waited 5 years to stay here and this delightful inn did not disappoint! Wild pink roses grow up the brick wall outside the door in a subtle nod to the charming 1920s Queen Anne parlor style furniture in the lobby. There are vintage Japanese accents, nature themed paintings and dried florals that complete the decor throughout the boarding house style inn. Our cozy room was done in autumn shades of Laura Ashley type florals. And, yes, the red vintage telephone in the photo is how to call the...