Hakodate Danshaku Club Hotel & Resorts

With a convenient location near Hakodate Station and the morning market, this locally owned hotel is named after a Hokkaido potato; a 1902 horseless carriage that once belonged to the farmer/shipbuilder who developed the danshaku gracing the modern lobby. Standard rooms would qualify as suites elsewhere, with one or two bedrooms (sleeping up to four persons) that can be closed off from the living area by shojilike doors, as well as a fully stocked kitchen, a balcony facing Mount Hakodate, and spacious bathrooms complete with generous tubs and windows also providing views.

Facilities:
Restaurant; cafe; lobby computer w/free Internet access; smoke-free rooms

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.