"The hotel was a bit outdated, but well maintained and clean.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."
"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 looking out to the beach was just perfect. The breakfast buffet offered a lot of different choices; really great seafood and the options change from each day. Small thing to note, but important for someone like me, is the TV has internet options to watch streaming services and YouTube!"
"We all stayed in Japanese/western rooms with private onsens. The rooms were old but well maintained. I have to give a low score as the hotel allows smoking and the smell of smoke was overwhelming. We had to open all of the windows and allow airflow during our entire stay. Thankfully we came in the summer so we could open the windows and there was a nice and steady breeze. They gave us a spray to spray on the tatami mats and carpet but the smell of smoke was embedded into the walls and filters (which needed to be cleaned). I would not recommend this hotel to anyone with allergies or sensitivity to smoke as I struggled with my allergies during my entire stay.
The hotel staff are extremely kind and helpful and their souvenir shop is fully stocked of local snacks to do last minute shopping. There kaiseki breakfast and dinners were amazing and we always left stuffed to the brim. The in room onsens were the best part of the hotel. Each over looking the ocean, allowing you to soak in the onsen, listen to the ocean and see the sky all while in the privacy of your own room. It made every issue we had a little more acceptable."
"Everything was great except for the weird smell in the room. I wasn't so sure if that is just how it is for all the rooms or not but the smell was not pleasant."
You can study the exhibits at Hakodate Jomon Culture Center, a museum with a story of its own, during your trip to Usujiri. Wander the parks or discover the area's mountain views.
Zenikame Hachiman Shrine is just one of the places to see in Hakodate, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? While in this walkable area, find time to visit its shops.
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