Tohoku All inclusive Vacations

Excellent location

great onsen amenities, but room was smaller than advertised. staff didn't clean the room in 2 days, and charged extra fees for our 4-year-old without clear justifications.

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

We had a really lovely time here, and it was a perfect retreat after the busy atmosphere of Tokyo! The atmosphere of Hakodate is reminiscent of places like the Oregon Coast and Fairbanks, Alaska, that is, a slow-paced town in a cool climate with wonderful museums and historical sites related to indigenous community (in this case, the Ainu and other neighboring cultures) and a strong connection to the sea. The star-shaped Goryokuko was a unique stop we could have explored further. And I should add that the home itself is very comfortable and spacious, perfect for large families or groups of friends. It could be nice for a “stay in” weekend, just hanging out together, sitting on the balcony looking out at the sea. We walked down to the grocery store, about five minutes away along the water, and picked up supplies to cook dinner while we watched anime on the big TV. It was very homey and comfy!

The hotel was a bit outdated, but well maintained and clean. Amenities were thoughtful and easy to find. We were invited to help ourselves to combs, hair ties, cotton pads, and extra yukatas to borrow. LThere was a sauna, jet bath, and an outside bath overlooking the ocean(roten buro). Staff were courteous and helpful. I was glad choosing the option including the breakfast, which was amazing, and had a variety of traditional Japanese, American, and dessert foods.