"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."
"Aesthetically absolutely beautifully designed interior, however not so functional. We stayed over the new year so it was cold/dry weather so we wish they had humidifiers.
The beds are extremely comfortable unlike the beds at the major hotels so we were able to get rest well to recover from 13 hours flight.
Unfortunately unlike other guests, we didn't get response from the owner quickly. We got a response 3 days after we checked out which was not a big deal anyway. "
"Aesthetically absolutely beautifully designed interior, however not so functional. We stayed over the new year so it was cold/dry weather so we wish they had humidifiers.
The beds are extremely comfortable unlike the beds at the major hotels so we were able to get rest well to recover from 13 hours flight.
Unfortunately unlike other guests, we didn't get response from the owner quickly. We got a response 3 days after we checked out which was not a big deal anyway. "
"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 "
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"Warm and friendly staff. Very helpful. Love the convenience of the hotel. Love its proximity to touristy places and the train station. Love the city."
"I would wholeheartedly recommend this hotel in Hakodate. A stone's throw from the main railway station (which is not the same as the Hakodate Shinkansen station). The entrance is a bit tricky to find since it's tucked into a shopping arcade and there was the tents of an outdoor restaurant in the way. The hotel seems brand new and we decided to go above the standard room and the choice was well worth it. The room was on the top floor with a great view of the harbor. The decor is what I would call modern traditional with a raised platform, but with mattresses instead of futons with plenty of room to move around. The hotel has a nice breakfast buffet for a reasonable price and the local fish market with more restaurants and food stands is a five minute walk away. Hakodate is a very walkable small city and this hotel is in a great location. Of the six hotels we stayed at on this trip, I would rate this as my number one."
"It was very roomy and had a great view. Solid location, a 20 minute walk from Hakodate Station. It also had a number of restaurants and some bars nearby. The staff was kind and helpful whenever we needed assistance."
"Convenient location within walking distance from train station and convenience store. Excellent breakfast buffet includes make your own chirashi bowls and fresh grilled beef."
"Yah, the glowing online reviews are pretty accurate. The breakfast at this place surpasses the ones in Vegas easily. Ample seafood including ikura, sake, champagne.. it was bonkers.
We also thoroughly enjoyed the Onsen, especially the outdoor Bossanova lounge. Was surreal to see steam rising from the bathes while you gazed at the stars above in the night sky.
Probably the only con is that the buffet was so awesome there really wasn’t a point to eat at the stellar Hakodate morning market, which is a very first world problem! I’ve already heartily recommended this place to my friends and family."
Yes, there are holiday rentals close to the most popular sights in Osatsubecho, or you can select a more secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay.
What are some of the best holiday rentals that Osatsubecho has to offer?
Portside Inn Hakodate: This holiday home rental outside of Osatsubecho is equipped with a fireplace, air conditioning and WiFi to help you feel comfortable during your stay. Amenities such as an electric kettle and free parking are also available for your convenience.
What’s there to see and do in Osatsubecho?
While you're exploring the area, Yunokawa Onsen and Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden are a couple of picturesque spots to get outside and enjoy nature. In the wider area, you’ll find Hakodate Racecourse and Fort Goryokaku.
What’s a holiday rental in Osatsubecho like?
Holiday rentals are private properties where you can stay for a few weeks, or just a few days, in Osatsubecho. Holiday rentals provide amenities such as laundry facilities and kitchens so you'll have everything you want. If you're concerned about a clean environment, a holiday rental can offer a sense of safety away from public hotel lifts and busy concierge desks while still allowing you the enjoyment of travel. You'll also have more space in a holiday rental than in a standard hotel, which is another reason why a holiday rental is a great option for a family trip or a small group gathering.
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