Published date: December 3, 2024
The Finest Accommodation in Hakodate Has the Highest Quality in Everything
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Experience of the stay
When I stayed at Yunokawa Onsen, I thought, "If I'm going to stay, I want to stay in a room with an in-room hot spring," and I was very satisfied, not just with the bath.
Here are some points I liked (with photos in parentheses):
- There’s a hot spring in the guest room (first photo)
- The large public bath has a sauna and an outdoor bath
- Amenities are L'Occitane and can be taken home (second photo)
- Drinks in the refrigerator are free (eighth photo)
- You can play billiards (fourth photo)
- The bar has a wonderful atmosphere (seventh photo)
- In the observation lounge, food and drinks including alcohol and ice cream are free
- There are not many guests, which makes it quiet in a good way
→ Since there are few guest rooms in total.
Conversely, here are some drawbacks:
- There are stairs in the guest room, so it is not suitable for those who have difficulty climbing stairs.
Lastly, for whom this accommodation is suitable:
- Those who want to experience the finest Hakodate has to offer
- Those who find in-room hot springs appealing (most recommended)
- Those who want to enjoy a hot spring while drinking.
For whom it is not suitable:
- Those who do not find in-room hot springs appealing
- Those who feel burdened by stairs.
Experiences during the trip
I ordered an additional dinner and breakfast.
The prices were:
Dinner per person → about 10,000 yen
Breakfast per person → about 3,000 yen.
The dinner course was very delicious.
(I'll only post one photo so as not to spoil the surprise.)
Not only that, but I didn’t really understand the manners of course dining; however, the dining area was semi-private, so I could enjoy my meal without worrying about the gaze of other guests, which was great.