Hostels in Kamiiso District

"Excellent hotel, very clean, view of the ocean is superb, located directly by the train station, you can walk to almost everywhere from there!"

"not a very convenient area to access by transit. There is a direct bus to hakodate station, however not many run everyday. If you miss it, you may need to wait a long time"

"Laundry machine in the room is big plus for a long trip like we did since no wait time for others to finish laundry and go out of the room to take care of. "

"Excellent stay here . 10/10 for convenience. Good sized room with a view and wide range of amenities. "

"Second time I stayed here (last year it was Flexstay Inn). The only issues were this spikey metal coil I found in the carpet and removed myself (not too bad), and the toilet seat dipped down on the left side when you sit down. Otherwise a perfect stay. Thank you!"

"Staying inside of a renovated bank building in the old downtown with a cool vibe and super high ceilings was fantastic. The beds were comfortable, the bathroom was also great with good water pressure and hot water. The staff was super friendly and helpful - plus the hotel has bikes on site for rental which a great way to explore the area. You can also ride the streetcar to get from here to the 5-star bastion fortress park and other areas. The red brick warehouse tourist / shopping area is just a block away. The ropeway to get a view from the nearby mountain, and many interesting churches are also within easy walking distance. Highly recommended. Although the hotel shows a bit of minor scuffs in the rooms, it just provides character to an otherwise great choice."

"Good onsen and you can choose your own pillows "

"Parking was taken care of by personnel who reserve a spot on arrival and during our stay there. Breakfast buffet was plentiful and full of choices in a spacious dining hall. Room was value for money. Location was good as access to city was easy. Staff at hotel was very helpful."

"Food and drink are great and worth staying when in Hakodate, Hokkaido."