"Very smooth check-in. The place was really beautiful. The location was good, too. Quick walk to the red brick area. 20 minute walk to the ropeway.
We were there in June, and didn't need to use the fire place, but the smell of woodsmoke was there. During winter, you expect the smell of wood burning, for sure, but I was not expecting that in June. However it didn't bother us since it was kind of like staying at a camping site. Just wondered if this might not be great for some people sensitive to...
"Very smooth check-in. The place was really beautiful. The location was good, too. Quick walk to the red brick area. 20 minute walk to the ropeway.
We were there in June, and didn't need to use the fire place, but the smell of woodsmoke was there. During winter, you expect the smell of wood burning, for sure, but I was not expecting that in June. However it didn't bother us since it was kind of like staying at a camping site. Just wondered if this might not be great for some people sensitive to...
"Room is fine but lack privacy. CCTVs monitoring guests outside door and inside. Great seafront with waves 30 metres away but the 8 Dec 2025 earthquake (and advisory for tsunami) struck when we were preparing to rest. Had to walk far to get to mainroad. Have to balance between seafront living with safety."
"Room is fine but lack privacy. CCTVs monitoring guests outside door and inside. Great seafront with waves 30 metres away but the 8 Dec 2025 earthquake (and advisory for tsunami) struck when we were preparing to rest. Had to walk far to get to mainroad. Have to balance between seafront living with safety."
"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...
"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...
"This is our favourite vacation home in the world, we’re stayed there 5th times in the row, every time don’t want to leave, excellent property and awesome property management "
"This is our favourite vacation home in the world, we’re stayed there 5th times in the row, every time don’t want to leave, excellent property and awesome property management "
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Beautiful hotel in a beautiful area. Attached to JR Hakodate station. Surrounded by great places to eat. Lucky Pierrot is about a 15 minute walk from the hotel along the ocean. Will definitely stay here again.
Beautiful hotel in a beautiful area. Attached to JR Hakodate station. Surrounded by great places to eat. Lucky Pierrot is about a 15 minute walk from the hotel along the ocean. Will definitely stay here again.
We enjoyed the stay very much. The room is smartly designed. The bedding is comfortable. The view of the harbor is an added bonus. The breakfast has incredible selection of food from Japanese to western.
We enjoyed the stay very much. The room is smartly designed. The bedding is comfortable. The view of the harbor is an added bonus. The breakfast has incredible selection of food from Japanese to western.
susan
Reviewed November 4, 2026Reviewed November 4, 2026
This is one of the most beautiful properties we’ve stayed in our rather extensive international travels in the past two decades — quiet, stylish, elegant and aesthetic, more like an art museum with books, paintings, sculptures, historical train models. It locates inside a national park and directly connected to a very private lake. Most impressive is its staff who are so kind, patient, profesional, putting extra efforts into making our stay enjoyable. Many guests stayed there were Japanese and...
This is one of the most beautiful properties we’ve stayed in our rather extensive international travels in the past two decades — quiet, stylish, elegant and aesthetic, more like an art museum with books, paintings, sculptures, historical train models. It locates inside a national park and directly connected to a very private lake. Most impressive is its staff who are so kind, patient, profesional, putting extra efforts into making our stay enjoyable. Many guests stayed there were Japanese and...
This was the perfect stay for our one night in Hakodate, but wish we could have staying longer to explore the city and enjoy this wonderful hotel! The amenities are top notch, from the private and public onsen, to the complimentary drinks and snacks, to the beautiful and comfortable rooms. Breakfast is such an array of Japanese food and loved the late night ramen. Such a nice way to unwind after a day of train travel. Really enjoyed the views from the property and truly felt relaxed here.
This was the perfect stay for our one night in Hakodate, but wish we could have staying longer to explore the city and enjoy this wonderful hotel! The amenities are top notch, from the private and public onsen, to the complimentary drinks and snacks, to the beautiful and comfortable rooms. Breakfast is such an array of Japanese food and loved the late night ramen. Such a nice way to unwind after a day of train travel. Really enjoyed the views from the property and truly felt relaxed here.
Elizabeth
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
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...
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...
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there vacation rentals in Hokuto?
Yes, we offer vacation rentals near the most popular sights in Hokuto, or you can go with a secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay. Hokuto is known for its forests and temples. Make sure you have time to check out the restaurants and museums during your trip.
What are some of the best vacation home rentals that Hokuto has to offer?
Portside Inn Hakodate: This vacation home rental outside of Hokuto is equipped with a fireplace, air-conditioning, and WiFi to help you feel comfortable during your stay. Amenities like an electric kettle and free parking are also available for your convenience.
How many vacation rentals will I find in Hokuto?
Choose from 3 Expedia vacation rentals in Hokuto for a memorable vacation.
What can I see and do in Hokuto?
Enjoy the area's cultural attractions such as Danshaku History Museum, or get outdoors into nature at a spot like Mount Hakodate. Houkiji Temple and Trappist Monasteries are a couple of places you'll find in the larger area.
What are vacation rentals like in Hokuto?
Vacation rentals are private accommodations you can book for several days or more in Hokuto. Vacation rentals provide amenities such as hot tubs, fire pits, and patios so you'll feel just like you're staying in your own home. If you're concerned about a sanitized environment, vacation rentals can provide a sense of seclusion away from shared hotel elevators and busy lobbies while still allowing you to travel. You'll also find more space in a vacation rental than in a hotel, which makes a vacation rental a popular choice for families.