Hakodate Uminokaze

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Fast facts

Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Pets
Pets not allowed

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Spa
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant

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Hakodate Uminokaze

Situated in Hakodate, HAKODATE Uminokaze offers accommodation with a sauna, a hot spring bath and a public bath. This ryokan features free private parking, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi. The property is located in the Yunokawa Onsen district.

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Couple

Comment: 22 Jul 2025

Stayed in: Jul 2025

The rooms are large.

There's a front desk or entrance that's kind of below the apa that's sitting right there talking about hotels.
Oh. But I thought,
The room is big.
There's even a walk-in closet.
Roomy.
I can't use it all.
There's also two forecourt sinks in the room.
Forty-five men's women's amenities each
Hotel toothbrushes are mostly shoddy forehands.
A very comfortable one to use.
The coffee provided in the room 
He even had a mill that he fielded with beans.
But I can't drink it because I'm allergic to coffee.
There was also a hot spring bath with a large window in the room
Hot springs are always flowing, and it's too wasteful
There are three large public baths on the forty-five.
(There was no time and I only had one forehand.)
The quality of the Viking food was the highest of all the 45 to 46 nights.
Pack up your sightseeing.
Too little time.
One night's sleep was a waste.
We should have enjoyed the hotel at Hibs.
Dinner was mordant after mordant sightseeing, mordant we were last.
Hamayaki that you order and then bake 
The mussels were really good.
I thought I'd eat a lot later.
I wanted to eat more.
There's a forehand dessert called lemon Mont Blanc.
If I had dessert first, the foregone beach grill had been cleared wwww
This is a pretty heartwarming forehand.
But 45 percent sushi was red vinegar and delicious.
Seafood with no meat at all
For example, fried chicken is blowfish.
Fried rice and tuna
Elaborate.
Especially yellowtail radish.
It was a beautiful dish, wrapped in a thousand pickled radishes, forgetting how miso tasted.
And more.
Lots of beautiful food I've never seen.
And then there's the forehand lemon and lime Mont Blanc.
There was a really sour lemon jelly in it, and it was delicious in it.
Breakfast.
apples in front of him as they were on the forehand. 
It was delicious to squeeze it into juice.
No more mussels on the morning of the forehand game that I missed at night.
That roasting corner has a...
How much roasted sushi and
Kinme sea bream and silver salmon roasted ochazuke
The menu is not Viking level.
They were all elaborate.
The sequence of stories is a mess.
And a welcome drink.
There was a lot of stuff.
But I stayed a day before Fauci. 
It's better to stay in a hotel with the sea and lights.
It was a very Hokkaido lineup.
It's not so much variety.
I liked it more because it was more Hokkaido-like.
There's a hotel in the same group that's directly connected.
I went to forehand because it's available.
They say it's a lot cheaper than this one, 45.
It's more gorgeous than this one.
I play the drums and stuff.
The hallway is full of cute decorations
Oh, my God.
In front of the public bath on the cheap side of the street.
Why is it that you're more likely to be in this bath than in this one, when you're in Santorum? 
I don't know if the cheaper hotel is more spacious and luxurious than the 45.
Well, 45, you're available, too.
It's big, it's got a lot of different baths, and it's really nice to have a forehand.
There are more foreign nations, it's very crowded, there are people fighting,
There's a locker full of forehand slippers in there for valuables, and this isn't the hotel's fault, it's the morality of the Wallabies, but I'm kind of disappointed and tired.
There's been a lot of complaining about 45.
It was a fine hotel.
Anonymous traveller

Comment: 8 Nov 2024

Stayed in: Nov 2024

Huge room. Very very clean. And it so great I booked a room with private Onsen bath.
Staff were extremely polite. Just the buffet dinner was good but under what I expected.
Great stay
Family traveller

Comment: 12 Jul 2019

Stayed in: Jun 2019

Great service

We arrived by taxi and there was already a staff waiting to greet us at the entrance. She helped us with our luggage (very heavy). Once we settled into the lobby, we were offered hot tea and sweets. After checking in, a female staff pushed our luggage up to our guest room. She knew little to no English, but was very courteous throughout. She told us that our key card can have access to another public bath in the adjacent building, which was cool. After that, we left the room and went for dinner. When we came back, we noticed a staff setup a tatami in the living room for us. Since we have two adults and one child, they set up an extra bed. So kind!
The room was huge. It is unlike any other Japanese hotel. I would call this a modern ryokan. Our room came with a private onsen bath, it was so convenient to enjoy a night and morning onsen. It also came with a view. We have two beds and one tatami. The toilet was separate from the traditional bath. There was a double sink with huge mirrors. I love how they have bath towel racks. Also, there was a cute dining area and a sectional sofa in the living room. There was also an option to use the public bath on the first floor. We tried it and nobody was there. We had the bath all to ourselves!
For this room, we got free buffet breakfast. The food was alright, lots of selection. It filled us up. We checked out after one night of stay. The staff helped us call a taxi.
Overall, it was a nice experience to stay. It was a memorable stay with my family. Thank you!
Group traveller

Comment: 13 Apr 2018

Stayed in: Apr 2018

Excellent Hotel

we got the new building. There is onsen inside the room. Room is very big. we took seafood buffet dinner at this hotel, many scallop menu. There were grill section, they provide delicious desert. Most of the buffet breakfast were japanese menu.

Hotel response

Comment: 19 Apr 2018

Thank you very much for your stay to -HAKODATE-UMINOKAZE-
Room and meal. I have praise about a hot spring and a staff, and it's honor.
Please change a season and later, come to Hakodate.
We're waiting for reservation next to you.
Couple

Comment: 18 Jun 2018

Stayed in: May 2018

Suprisingly good

Approach via taxi from ekimae leaves you thinking "what have I done" but it is a very nice property with easy access to the tram to get to city center and harbor side. Our room had ocean view and in room onsen and very spacious traditional area. The breakfast buffet was excellent! This really turned out to be an excellent choice.

Hotel response

Comment: 19 Jun 2018

Thank you for staying with us this time. We are very pleased with the satisfaction of employees' correspondence, rooms, meals and so on. looking forward to seeing you coming again.

Location

3.8

1 Chome-18-15 Yunokawacho, Hakodate, 042-0932, Hokkaido, Japan|2.97 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

15:00

Check out before:

11:00

Good to know

Pets

Pets not allowed

Important information about the city
In Hokkaido, accommodation tax collection began on April 1, 2026. Additionally, individual municipalities within Hokkaido may impose their own accommodation tax separately from the Hokkaido accommodation tax. The accommodation tax may be included in the room rate or may need to be paid separately on-site. For further details, please contact the hotel directly.
Extra beds

Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.

Hakodate Uminokaze: FAQs

Hakodate Uminokaze is 3.0 km away from Hakodate city centre.
Hakodate Uminokaze is in Hakodate, Japan and is 3.0 km away from Hakodate city centre.
At Hakodate Uminokaze you can check in from 15:00, and you'll need to check out before 11:00.
Yes, there is parking available at Hakodate Uminokaze.
Yes, Hakodate Uminokaze does have a restaurant.