Hotels With Breakfast in Hokkaido, Japan

I booked this place based on good reviews, but I was extremely disappointed. The toilet hygiene needs serious improvement. The bidet on the smart toilet was incredibly dirty. After I peed and used the bidet, as soon as I pressed the button, I immediately smelled feces. At first, I thought it was the drain, but my gut told me otherwise. I shifted my body forward, turned around, and looked at the bidet behind and below me. It was truly disgusting – a bunch of fecal stains stuck all over the bidet nozzle. I was shocked and immediately used the shower and soap to clean myself. Then I told my boyfriend. He didn't quite believe me at first. He tried to trigger the toilet sensor with his hand, pressed the bidet, and then stopped it. We both felt nauseous looking at that bidet. My boyfriend then went to the front desk to see if we could change rooms or have someone clean it. But the front desk staff said all rooms were full and the cleaner wasn't available; they could only clean it tomorrow. The staff didn't show any apology, just a look of helplessness. Finally, they asked if it would be convenient for them to enter our room tomorrow morning to clean the toilet. We agreed for them to clean it at 9 AM the next morning. The following day, we were out all day. When we returned in the evening, new towels had been placed, but when we checked the bidet, it still hadn't been cleaned, and the strange smell was still there. We were too tired to complain again because we had to get up at 4 AM for our flight. Luckily, I only chose to stay for two nights. Also, the water heater was very unstable. When showering, after about 1-2 minutes, the water would turn cold for a second, then immediately go back to hot, repeating like that. It was barely acceptable. Other aspects were fine. They provide free toiletries and coffee, and there are free umbrellas for rent in the lobby.

The Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo has an excellent location, just about a 5-minute walk to JR Sapporo Station, making shopping and getting around incredibly convenient. The rooms are clean and spacious, which is a big plus for a Japanese hotel, allowing you to easily open your suitcase. The service is attentive and efficient, the facilities are comprehensive, and the breakfast is abundant and delicious. There are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, offering a quiet escape from the hustle and bustle. It's great value for money, suitable for both business and leisure travelers. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Sapporo.

This hotel is super convenient! It's right across from JR Hakodate Station, just a 3-minute walk and two crosswalks away. Plus, the tram station is only 200 meters to the left of the hotel entrance. From there, it's a quick 10-minute ride to Jujigai Station, and then a 200-meter walk up a slope to the Hakodateyama Ropeway – perfect for catching the night view, which is a must-see in Hakodate. There's even a bus stop across from the hotel with buses to Goryokaku. The rooms are spacious, and the breakfast spread is fantastic. For the price, this hotel offers incredible value for money!

This hotel is located on the 4th floor of the New Chitose Airport International Terminal. You can see the signs for the hotel on the 3rd floor of the international departure area. Just follow the signs and you'll spot the 'Library Cafe' on your right, up the escalator – that's the hotel entrance. If you have a luggage cart, you can enter through the 3rd-floor door and take the elevator up. The lobby is very spacious, and you can even take your luggage cart directly to your room, which is super convenient. The spa and hot springs are located right by the elevators on the 4th floor. The hot springs are open until 10 PM, so you can enjoy a late-night soak. The rooms are very large and new, with separate showers and bathtubs. I didn't use the shower in my room since I went to the hot springs instead. The room offered beautiful sunset and mountain views, as well as views of planes taking off and landing. The last flight departs around 7 PM, and the first one takes off around 8:30 AM, so it doesn't disturb your sleep. After checking in, it was very convenient to go shopping on the 2nd floor and have dinner on the 3rd floor. The next day, I checked out at 11 AM and could push my luggage cart directly to the check-in counter without any hassle. Highly recommended, I'll definitely be back!

This hotel in Hakodate is really excellent. It's a 15-minute walk from Hakodate Station, but it's a straight shot, so it's very convenient. There's a free market about 350 meters away, and prices there are quite a bit cheaper than at the Asaichi Market. For scallops, I'd recommend buying them at a supermarket as they're even cheaper there, but for sea urchin, this market is better. There's also a direct bus to the airport right outside the hotel, which is only 3 stops and takes about 20 minutes, costing 600 yen per person. The accommodation itself is also great. We stayed for five nights, and the room was cleaned every other day. On the days it wasn't cleaned, if you left your trash outside the door, someone would collect it. The room also came with cooking utensils and a washing machine. We didn't book breakfast initially, but we tried it once on our last night after making a reservation in advance, and it was pretty good. However, there aren't many breakfast seats, so given the size of the hotel, you might have to queue.

Location: Great, it's near the city center so it's convenient to go anywhere. Cleanliness: Clean and tidy. Facilities: Well-equipped, but the hot spring requires an additional 1000 yen fee. Service: The front desk offers Chinese-speaking staff, and there's a sky bar on the top floor where you can enjoy the night view.

As with the other reviews here. Their location is everything. The airport limousine bus stops extremely close by this hotel. Just few mins walk to reach. Further, this hotel connects directly underground to Pole Town shopping and the subway (Namboku line), traveling around is extremely convenient; few hotels that are so strategically located as this one! Plenty of food and konbini options (Seicomart right next door) around as well because this hotel is right outside Tanukikoji shopping street. There are also McD and MOS burgers nearby. Something I don't like is the room they gave me is on the lowest floor, even when I requested a high floor very early on. The walking traffic light chirping sound outside is very loud and I can hear it in the room (thankfully it was off during sleeping time). As for the staff, there is a mix of foreigners (some Nepalese and Thai) and Japanese local, all of which are very helpful. Although they said housekeeping only every 7 days, but they collected the trash and change towels daily; even made up our bed, i think the only thing they didn't do is change your bedsheets everyday. Twin room is quite spacious for 2 person, we can open up our luggage no problem. Express check out available just drop your key inside the lift. Overall I'm very happy and it's a pleasant experience! (except for the loud traffic bird sound)

I'm giving a good rating because the staff eventually resolved our issue. However, overall, this is the first time in all our trips to Japan that we've been charged extra for a child staying in the same room. I hope the hotel can be more accommodating to tourists. We already paid 1280 RMB for the stay, which felt quite expensive. At that price point, a bit more leniency for families with children would leave a much better impression on travelers. Honestly, I've traveled to several countries, and this is the only hotel that has ever charged extra for a child sharing the same room. Lastly, the room size and cleanliness here actually felt more comfortable than the Crown Plaza we stayed at in Sapporo.

This hotel offers great value for money. Both the breakfast buffet and the room comfort exceeded my expectations. If you're planning to visit Mount Hakodate and the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses, especially in snowy weather, this is definitely the top choice because of its close proximity. Having lived in Tokyo for a long time, I've become somewhat jaded by bustling city centers and their dining scenes, which is why I didn't choose to stay near Hakodate Station. I preferred to spend more time quietly appreciating the tranquility of the rain, snow, and mountain pine forests. Many people mention long queues for the ropeway and tickets at Mount Hakodate, and that the Genova restaurant up there requires booking two weeks in advance and even then a window seat isn't guaranteed. However, I didn't encounter any of these issues because I traveled during off-peak times. I experienced zero wait times for everything, no advance booking or reservations needed. Therefore, staying at this hotel was incredibly convenient for me, and I was able to enjoy the beautiful daytime views of Mount Hakodate, which I found much more refreshing than the 'million dollar night view' that's become cliché on social media platforms like Xiaohongshu.

For Japan, the room was quite spacious. However, the price was too high during the Sapporo Snow Festival. The breakfast offered a wide variety of options, though it wasn't as refined as what you'd find outside. The snowy scenery in Hokkaido is truly beautiful.