"Hanabishi Hotel" Reviews & Details

• Relax under the stars at this hidden hot spring inn in Hakodate

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• The Japanese garden surrounded by the nature of Hakodate will soothe your soul, and the cuisine made with fresh local ingredients will delight your palate. You can enjoy the blessings of the hot springs while gazing at the starry sky from the open-air bath, which will soothe your day to day fatigue. Men can also stay alone, and you can enjoy heartwarming hospitality and a rich menu at the breakfast Buffet.

  Answered question: I want to see the night view of Mt. Hakodate in Hokkaido and take a bath in the hot springs at Yunokawa Onsen. Please tell me the best place to stay for a solo male traveler.

  たけやん's answer (Posted on:2024/4/14)

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• Breakfast includes squid sashimi, and you can stay in a spacious 10 tatami Japanese-style room at a reasonable price.

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• Overall, it is a high quality hotel. First of all, there are two large baths with different themes on the first and seventh floors. The "Hishi-no-yu" on the first floor has two types of baths, an indoor bath and an open-air bath. The scent of the rock bath and the cypress bath is pleasant. The women's bath is called "Hana-no-yu", which has three baths: a rock bath, a cypress bath, a garden bath, and an open-air bath. There are saunas for both men and women. The men's bath on the seventh floor has a stained glass bath called Hokuto, and the women's bath is called Tennogawa, both of which are full of atmosphere. The meal for this plan comes with a Japanese meal and squid sashimi. Depending on the COVID-19 situation, Buffet may be provided.

  Answered question: I want to see the night view of Mt. Hakodate in Hokkaido and take a bath in the hot springs at Yunokawa Onsen. Please tell me the best place to stay for a solo male traveler.

  Shinryuken's answer (Posted on:2022/2/17)

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• A charming inn in Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen

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• This hot spring inn is located in Hakodate's Yunokawa Onsen. The inn itself is not particularly new, but it is well-cleaned and you can relax and unwind. The hot spring is also highly recommended as it is a very warm bath, and the meals are also great as you can fully enjoy seafood caught in the sea off Hakodate.

  Answered question: I want to see the night view of Mt. Hakodate in Hokkaido and take a bath in the hot springs at Yunokawa Onsen. Please tell me the best place to stay for a solo male traveler.

  クロス's answer (Posted on:2021/8/12)

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• It's open and easy to access

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• It is easy to get to by train or plane, and the tram is right next to Yunokawa Onsen Station, so it is easy for elderly people to get around. The majority of the rooms are Japanese-style, but there are also Western-style rooms, so it is a hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn), but it is kind to those who prefer chairs and beds. Both the open-air bath and the indoor bath are spacious and relaxing, so I like it.

  回答された質問：【北海道】バリアフリー対応など、高齢者も快適に泊まれる温泉宿は？

  まどか's answer (Posted on:2016/1/17)

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• You can also try Hakodate's famous ramen

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• Every year, I go to Yunokawa Onsen in Hokkaido for a therapeutic bath. The large communal bath on the first floor of this hotel is spacious and relaxing. There is also an open-air garden bath and sauna. For dinner, I requested a multi-course kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）and was able to enjoy it leisurely in my room. Breakfast was buffet style and included Japanese and Western dishes as well as a variety of desserts. For dinner, I also had the famous "Hakodate Shio Ramen." The facilities are well-equipped with a shop and salon, so I was very satisfied.

  Answered question: What hotel or Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Japan with hot springs would you like to visit again?

  ステレンキョウ's answer (Posted on:2015/1/ 1)

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