I was recommended by a colleague to stay at La'gent near Hakodate Station. The public bath was charming (though it was a shame that you couldn't see outside). The breakfast was not as good as I had heard, but it was delicious. I would like to stay here again.

In the past, buffet hotels that were once called "Viking" are enjoyable for their breakfast. There are several hotels in Hakodate known for their amazing breakfast, but I am happy enough with the breakfast at this hotel. There aren't any menus that make you go "Wow!", but everything is well-prepared. Personally, I was a bit disappointed with the soba, and the scrambled eggs could be a bit more chunky. The milk was delicious, and the grated yam was excellent. I think I will choose this hotel again next time. I look forward to trying it with a bigger appetite next time.

I visited a hotel in Hakodate for breakfast around 6:30 am on a Saturday in November 2022. I arrived early to avoid the crowds that start forming after 6:30 am. Upon entering, I was asked to sanitize my hands with alcohol and was given gloves. The restaurant was still relatively empty, so I secured a table and went to get my food. About half of the seating area was already occupied. There were various options such as salad, seafood, and classic dishes. There were no particularly unique items, although I heard there was limited bottled milk available, but it was already gone by the time I noticed. Since I had plans to eat more later in the day, I ate conservatively. On my way out, I admired a cow figurine next to the hall. Each dish had a rich and delicious flavor. Thank you for the meal.

During my hotel stay, I not only enjoyed the breakfast buffet but also used the voucher to have lunch. For some reason, they had a curry buffet for lunch, and it was really delicious. By the time my ordered dishes arrived, I was quite full already, haha. Although I don't have a photo, the yakisoba with thick sauce was also very tasty.

I visited a new hotel near Hakodate Station with breakfast included. There is a hot spring, but it was a bit strange to see what looked like Gold's Gym members in the hot spring. The seafood bowl ingredients were in small bottles, but they were lukewarm and not very satisfying.

Family rooms are quite hard to find, but when I was searching, I came across this hotel which is conveniently located near the station and has a variety of dining options nearby. Even though I was driving there and the proximity to the station didn't matter to me... (´∀︎｀；) I was surprised by the number of hotels around the station. I decided to stay here. I had prepared myself by avoiding alcohol the night before and getting a good night's sleep, so I was ready for a hearty breakfast! Despite feeling a little tired, I woke up early and refreshed with a bath, so my stomach was ready for some food! Let's go!!! Mask on, gloves on. I've always been a fan of wearing gloves even before this current situation, so I have no problem wearing them. I'm a bit of a clean freak, haha. I definitely wanted to have some seafood! I wanted to have a seafood bowl! It was served in small portions, with salmon, ikura, tuna, squid, etc. However, the freshness was not as great as expected. Well, that's understandable. I was looking forward to the squid, but it was just okay, haha. But having seafood in a breakfast buffet is truly Hokkaido style, right? While grilled fish seems to be available at any hotel, having sashimi is a nice touch. The rice was made from local ingredients and was delicious. There were also Western options such as bread, scrambled eggs, and bacon, so even those who prefer bread can enjoy the breakfast. I tried the Hakodate clam chowder and minestrone, both were delicious! The clam chowder had a rich ocean flavor that was gentle on the tired stomach. The minestrone was packed with ingredients and the acidity of the tomatoes made me feel refreshed in the morning! Breakfast is really important, right? It's what energizes the body. Lastly, I had a dessert of grapefruit with yogurt and a drizzle of sauce for a healthy breakfast. The limited edition milk was also delicious. I recommend trying the local milk if you're from out of town. The vegetables, protein, and sugars in the breakfast gave me a full charge, so I'm ready to tackle the day ahead! Thank you for the meal♪

On the first night, I stayed at Hakodate Kokusai Hotel, on the second night at La Vista Hakodate Bay, and on the third night at Century Marina. And for the fourth night, I stayed at Regent Hakodate. The breakfast at the first three hotels was excellent, but I was curious about the typical breakfast at a regular hotel in Hakodate. So, I decided to stay at a reasonable casual hotel near the station for the fourth night. Even at a reasonable hotel, there were seafood dishes like squid, salmon roe, and cod roe, as well as Western dishes like eggs, sausages, thick-cut bacon, and pot-au-feu. The squid rice was delicious, and of course, there was salmon roe too. What stood out was the "Yakumo Pudding." It had a strong vanilla bean flavor and a firm texture, very delicious. I tried it at Hakodate Kokusai Hotel, La Vista Hakodate Bay, and Century Marina, but this hotel's pudding was my favorite. I definitely had seconds of pudding and Danish bread. Thank you for the delicious meal. Hakodate is amazing! Not only the high-end hotels but also the breakfast at reasonable hotels is excellent. ★ This time, the accommodation fee included breakfast, and the twin room was used by two people. I booked through go to... and it was 3,300 yen per person. In addition, I received a regional common coupon of 1,000 yen per person.

This long weekend, Hakodate was very crowded. The taxi driver I met the next day said he had never seen so many people here recently. The base in Hakodate is a new hotel next to the station. It was supposed to be a fairly cheap hotel, but it was quite expensive. Breakfast is a buffet. You have to wear plastic gloves, and all the food is covered with plastic. It's quite unhygienic to peel off and put on the plastic every time you eat. Taking off the gloves also seems pretty pointless as they stick closely. The COVID ritual is fine, but I think there might be a more effective way. Now, the menu is a mix of Japanese and Western. There wasn't much that appealed to me. I had rice with salmon roe, salted fish eggs, and so on. It's edible. However, I couldn't eat the bread. The menu is extensive, but the amount of food you can actually eat is limited.

I always search for hotels within the company's accommodation budget, but this hotel never showed up. Thanks to the current situation, I was able to stay here! The front desk staff were polite, the hotel is new and clean. The room has a new smell. I like that the bathroom, toilet, and sink are separate, and the closet is spacious and easy to use. The only downside is that there is only a round table in the room, so it's hard to work, but who works in such a relaxing hotel anyway! The coffee machine is a nice touch. Breakfast is a semi-buffet, with a daily Japanese set meal with grilled fish. It's very soothing. The choice of side dishes didn't vary much each day, but having ikura and tobiko every day kept it interesting. The warm fish, vegetable dressing on the salad, and onsen egg all go well together. On the third day, I even made a mini seafood bowl and remade the salad with simmered dishes. I really liked this convenient, enjoyable, and delicious hotel. I would like to use it for private stays too.

The hotel next to Hakodate Station had a wonderful large public bath, and I was surprised by the breakfast with about 15 items. There was a sashimi platter, ikura, natto, salmon, herring, thick rolled omelette, tarako, pickled herring roe, simmered dish, umeboshi, tororo, flavored seaweed, chicken and thick fried tofu stew, etc. They also had dessert and coffee. When I asked if they had milk, even though it wasn't on the menu, they kindly brought it to me as a service. With all this, the cost of one night at 5,400 yen per person is just too good to be true.

During the self-restraint period, I had some business in Hakodate and arrived late at night. It was a quiet Hakodate with no tourists, and all the restaurants and even convenience stores closed early. I stayed at a hotel that opened on December 1 last year on the premises of Hakoniwa, a comprehensive facility with a sports gym, convenience store, restaurants, and souvenir shops. The hotel offered breakfast and parking on site for an additional fee. The breakfast buffet was canceled due to COVID-19, and instead, guests could choose between a Japanese or Western set meal. The room was like a typical business hotel, and the large communal bath had natural hot springs. Although it did not meet the standards for hot spring components, it contained sodium and chloride, making it good for the skin. There was no outdoor bath, but the bath area was spacious with a sauna and cold water bath. The dressing room even provided complimentary ice cream. Breakfast was served on the bright second floor, with tables spaced apart for social distancing. The Japanese set meal included local specialties like squid sashimi and Matsumae pickles, while the Western set meal focused on egg dishes. Both options were satisfying, with the buffet-like variety and quality. It was a peaceful stay in quiet Hakodate.

Second breakfast at the hotel. I realized there are very few decent things to eat. I ended up choosing almost the same things as the first day. It's tough to deal with this kind of situation, even though I understand it can't be helped.

Enjoy a popular breakfast at a hotel with a large public bath in front of Hakodate Station! If you eat this hearty breakfast in the morning, you'll feel full until lunch, it's amazing! Customize the seafood packed in bottles on top of rice by yourself! It includes sea urchin and crab, so luxurious and happy from the morning♡ The quality of the hotel breakfast is perfect with a mix of Japanese and Western dishes. Everything is so delicious that you can't help but want to eat more and more. I wanted to go for a second round of seafood bowls, but I held back. Maybe it would have been fine to have two bottles each. The amount in one bottle is small. And can you make it look nice when you serve it? It's close to the market, but we mainly had breakfast at the hotel. It's convenient and good.

I stayed for 2 nights at this hotel. They offer a variety of buffet options, with some dishes changing daily. It's hard to decide what to eat and I always end up taking too much. They even had cute little bottles. Well, there wasn't anything I could eat, but it was still satisfying. 😊😊