2-Star Hotels in Hokuto

An inexpensive, clean hotel with delicious meals.

3 meals included with a rotating menu each day. Long-term stays welcome.

I ended up here between a late night arrival on the Shinkansen from Tokyo and morning departure to Sapporo on the Hokuto and found it to be another consistent stay with a Toyoko brand hotel. It ended up being cheaper than the La'gent Plaza that was closer to the station and it also offered a free breakfast. The non-smoking single I booked was typical of a Japanese business hotel and check-in/out can be done in several languages with the automated kiosk at the front desk. It definitely is a suitable stay for those who have overnight transit between trains or are willing to save a bit more on their Hakodate visits but indeed don't expect much in the immediate surroundings. To add on to THAM38's mention of the Hanamasu Club and its hours, there's a Seicomart that's about 15 minutes down the road that closes at 11PM if anyone is pressed to need something from a convenience store and is willing to make the walk.

Great care is taken to ensure guests experience comfort through top-notch services and amenities. Remain linked during your visit by utilizing the complimentary internet access available.The hotel offers complimentary parking for guests who arrive with their own mode of transport. The hotel is completely smoke-free. During your visit, indulge in a range of delightful culinary choices at hotel to enhance your experience. Snack vending machines operate around the clock, providing you with easy access to treats regardless of the hour.

This was the perfect location to stay overnight on our trip between Asahikawa and Tokyo. We had travelled by train from Sapporo and were switching to the Shinkansen at Shin Hakodate Hokuto. We had booked a room with two beds which turned out to be either double or queen. We also hadn't realised that the hotel has an onsen, so this was a particularly nice surprise. The beds were good, and the Japanese style pillows were okay, too - sometimes they can be a bit hard, or too fat. The hotel is clean and modern with nice toiletries and yukata supplied. The only slight disappointment was that the restaurant was closed on the night we stayed (a Friday), but there is a Ramen restaurant downstairs in an adjacent shopping area, and this was fine.