Hotels With Breakfast in Hokkaido, Japan

Location of the hotel is quite alright. Walking distance from Sapporo JR station less than a km. If you have heavy luggage then it would be an adventure rolling the bags along the sidewalk. - if convenient is your ultimate goal, booked hotels near or opposite of the station. - and if you want to book the hotel, it is quite a walking distance to the nearest station (non-JR). - (bonus tip) have a go at their Japanese breakfast (22nd floor), it’s worth it. + view of Sapporo. - it is an old hotel, the toilet can be a little on the smelly side. But if your preference is to stay longer, the price was not too bad for a 4 stars. - since it’s autumn nearing to winter, better to use Go taxi to get to all the attractions areas, if you are not used to the windy chill.

A traditional Japanese hotspring resort with excellent view and great breakfast. Staff are polite and friendly. The public hotspring has a wonderful view.

The location is excellent. From Hakodate Airport, it's only four bus stops to the JR station, and the hotel is right across the street. It's super convenient to take the JR from here to all the attractions. I booked two nights and the high-floor room offered fantastic views, allowing us to watch the fireworks every night at 6 PM during Christmas. Downstairs, there's a Daikoku drug store where you get 20% off if you spend over 10,000 yen, which felt like a good deal. For breakfast, you can head to the morning market across the street; the seafood is incredibly fresh, and the cantaloupe is absolutely delicious! If I ever come back to Hakodate, this would still be my top choice for accommodation.

Located near Nakajima Koen Station (Exit 3). Overall, it’s decent. There’s an escalator from the subway exit, which is convenient. The hotel is right next to Nakajima Park, great for taking walks, and there’s a Family Mart across the street. However, there’s no coin laundry, and no amenities such as facial cleanser provided. The air conditioning system is centralized, so the room temperature cannot be adjusted individually. The only way to make it cooler is to call the staff to open the window — but even when opened slightly, it makes the room too cold.  As for service, staff attitude and hospitality were below average for Japan, both at the front desk and the staff who came to open the window. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m a foreigner, but their facial expressions and manner felt less welcoming than usual. I’d rate it 3/5. If you can find another hotel near the station for a similar price, choose somewhere else.

The hotel is conveniently located just a few minutes' walk from the JR station, making it incredibly easy to get around. It's also very close to the morning market, and attractions like Mount Hakodate are easily reachable on foot. Being a newly opened hotel, the facilities are modern and the hygiene is excellent. As a Sheraton property, the quality is guaranteed. While the room isn't very spacious and the bed is a bit on the smaller side, it was perfectly fine for a solo traveler. The front desk staff were professional, efficient, and very welcoming.

Location: Right next to the JR Sapporo Station East Exit, with clear directions leading the way. The front desk is on the 1st floor. The hot spring is on the 22nd floor (2150 JPY extra if not included in the room rate), guest rooms start from the 23rd floor, and the breakfast restaurant is on the 35th floor. Facilities: The hot spring offers a 41℃ pool, a 37℃ bubbling pool, a mist sauna, a dry sauna, and spa services that can be booked. After your soak, there's a relaxation lounge nearby with free popsicles (the Hokkaido milk flavor is delicious!). Milk is available from 6 PM. There's no self-service laundry. If you need laundry done, there are bags and a form in the drawer. Fill it out and call the housekeeper for pickup. The multi-functional electronic clock by the bed has two buttons: one for room cleaning and one for 'do not disturb'. Pressing them will light up an indicator outside your door, or you can hang the 'do not disturb' sign from the drawer on the door. Breakfast was decent; I chose the set meal both days. Rice and miso soup are refillable for free.

Extremely close to Otaru-Chikko Station, directly accessible via a covered walkway. With an Aeon mall right downstairs, it's incredibly convenient for one-stop shopping and dining. The rooms are quite spacious for Japanese standards, and the facilities are very well-maintained. The mountain view rooms also offer pleasant scenery. Service was decent, and it provides excellent value for money.

Staying at Dai‑ichi Takimotokan was an unforgettable highlight of my trip. From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere felt welcoming and serene, perfectly blending traditional Japanese hospitality with modern comfort. The onsen facilities were truly exceptional—spacious, beautifully maintained, and offering a variety of baths with different temperatures and mineral compositions. Soaking while gazing out at the natural surroundings created a sense of deep relaxation that stayed with me long after.  The staff were attentive and warm, always ready to assist with a smile, yet never intrusive. Their thoughtful service made the experience feel personal and genuine. My room was comfortable and well‑appointed, with a calming view that added to the overall sense of retreat. Meals were another highlight: beautifully presented dishes showcasing fresh local ingredients, each course balancing flavor and artistry. What impressed me most was how the entire property seemed designed to encourage rest and renewal. Whether enjoying the baths, savoring dinner, or simply unwinding in the lounge, I felt completely at ease. Dai‑ichi Takimotokan is more than just a place to stay—it’s a destination that embodies the spirit of relaxation and hospitality. I would gladly return and recommend it wholeheartedly to anyone visiting Noboribetsu.

Excellent hotel. The rooftop infinity pool, hot spring, terrace bath, sea breeze, and Hakodate night view were incredibly relaxing. I used the baths both in the evening and in the morning. There's a scenic bar lounge that offers coffee. The room had a private washer/dryer and a microwave. The breakfast offered was great value, allowing you to choose a restaurant at the adjacent seafood market. However, I didn't opt for it because I wanted to try catching squid and grilling it, and also having crab shabu-shabu – this morning market is truly the best for seafood. Disposable slippers were provided, which many Japanese hotels don't offer.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, being close to the station and just a 5-minute walk from Hakodate Morning Market, making it incredibly convenient. The hotel breakfast is very generous and varied; I highly recommend choosing a package that includes breakfast. The overall experience was fantastic. Highly recommended.