Hakodate Danshaku Club Hotel And Resorts

“Staff super helpful”

I am a repeat visitor to this hotel and greeted by name on arrival - that is nice. One of my guests had left their passport in the safe at our previous hotel in Sapporo and the after explaining the situation the staff lept into action. They arranged to get those sent ot our next hotel in Aomori.… more

I am a repeat visitor to this hotel and greeted by name on arrival - that is nice. One of my guests had left their passport in the safe at our previous hotel in Sapporo and the after explaining the situation the staff lept into action. They arranged to get those sent ot our next hotel in Aomori. Phone calls, a few yen to cover the cost, but excellent and immediate service. While the hotel is mainly Japanese speaking, the rooms are large, great lounge area and kitchen if someone wanted to self cater. My "go-to" accommodation in the city, and the excellent service we got on my last visit - recommendaded without hesitation.

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“Great space, great location”

A huge studio apartment with sliding doors separating the beds from the living room. Every room has a balcony (and probably a bath too) facing Mt Hakodate. Note: there is a park opposite and next to that, a new build is going up so lower levels may have an obscured view in the future. I don’t like … more

A huge studio apartment with sliding doors separating the beds from the living room. Every room has a balcony (and probably a bath too) facing Mt Hakodate. Note: there is a park opposite and next to that, a new build is going up so lower levels may have an obscured view in the future. I don’t like using AC so it was excellent having fresh air flowing through the balcony screen door all day. Beautiful sunsets from the balcony too. Staff were lovely. Most of my interactions were with a young man (the only male?) who was very helpful in English. Lawson and 7-11 downstairs, one minute walk to Morning Market, five minutes to station.

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“Great older style place”

Good location for sightseeing, shops and restaurants, right by the morning market. Very friendly helpful staff with good level of English. Clean, comfortable, spacious, well equipped room/apartment. Even though older style we liked it. The balcony with table and chairs was a nice extra. Parking on … more

Good location for sightseeing, shops and restaurants, right by the morning market. Very friendly helpful staff with good level of English. Clean, comfortable, spacious, well equipped room/apartment. Even though older style we liked it. The balcony with table and chairs was a nice extra. Parking on site for a fee. We would definitely stay here again.

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“Wonderful condo-like experience”

This hotel feels more like an upscale condo than a hotel, not sure if it was converted to a hotel at some point, or was built this way. But it certainly feels different from other hotels I have stayed in Japan. First of all, the rooms are very big, with a full living room, a dining table, a kitche… more

This hotel feels more like an upscale condo than a hotel, not sure if it was converted to a hotel at some point, or was built this way. But it certainly feels different from other hotels I have stayed in Japan. First of all, the rooms are very big, with a full living room, a dining table, a kitchen, a semi private bedroom, and a home-quality bathroom. I felt like I was living in my own condo instead of staying a hotel. It was a unique experience. I know Japanese people care a lot about their bathing experience and it was nicely reflected in this hotel. The bathroom was equipped with a digital panel used to control water temperature and level in the bathtub. I only saw this in a Japanese home before but never in a hotel. They also had a water-proof tablet that allow you to watch TV while in bath. Again, something you can only see in Japanese homes but not in their hotels. If you read the booklet in the room, you would be see how the staff came up with this and other ideas to enrich the guest experience. No wonder this hotel is so highly rated. Then there's the view. I think every room in this hotel faces Mt Hakodate and on higher floors, you can get an unobstructed view to the whole south side of the city. The room came with a balcony, so you can enjoy the city view leisurely at your doorstep. The only downside of this hotel is that it doesn't offer a luxurious breakfast buffet like some other hotels nearby do. But located just next to Hakodate Morning Market, you can easily get your breakfast there. It's also just a few minutes to Hakodate train station, so the location is really good. Overall I think this is a great hotel that made me enjoy my stay.

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