For a reservation of 4 or more people, we received a 4000 yen coupon. Later, for some reason, we also received a 6000 yen coupon, allowing 4 people to stay for under 5000 yen each. The room was beautiful and had a kitchen. The hot spring was a salt spring with a high iron content, very warming. You can use it as many times as you want, but it's a bit of a hassle to check in each time. The breakfast buffet was very satisfying. The sashimi was fresh (tuna and octopus!), and the tamagoyaki and tempura were also excellent. They even had a Balmuda toaster and classic pudding. My friends from Tokyo were very pleased. It would have been even better if there was coffee available for takeout in the room, as there was only tea provided.

I stayed at [Paco Hakodate Betten] from December 31, 2018 to January 2, 2019 for a two-night New Year's stay. Although [Betten] is a business hotel, it is more like a spacious apartment where you can relax. There is also a hot spring, so it was perfect. This year, I spent New Year's here, bringing in New Year's dishes, sushi, appetizers, and alcohol, and leisurely watching New Year's programs. I successfully secured a spacious room on the 14th floor, which included a bedroom, Japanese-style room, living room, kitchen, toilet, bathroom (with a window), and balcony. For dinner, we had New Year's dishes and sushi, so let me introduce the breakfast. There are two breakfast venues, one in the main building and one in the annex. I personally preferred the breakfast venue in the annex. The freshness of the sashimi, including "otoro," octopus, amberjack, and tuna, was outstanding. Maybe it was because it was New Year's, but the tuna was especially delicious. The otoro was dangerously good. The breakfast was so good that you wouldn't even need to eat at the morning market. I think adding breakfast was worth it. Whether it's a leisurely trip with family, a fun trip with friends, a romantic trip with a partner, or a secret getaway (laughs), Hakodate is suitable for any type of trip. The price is also reasonable. It was a very nice hotel. I will definitely stay here again.

Photo organizing. Since there are few reviews, I'll write one. I went when it first opened. It wasn't well-known yet, so there weren't many customers. The dinner was delicious. I think it was a buffet for the grand opening. I planned to visit again but never had the chance. It's a bit far from the station and not very close to the bustling area, but you can relax there. I'll also include a photo nearby.

The villa is a maisonette type with spacious rooms. The location of the outlets is strange, though. As expected of Paco, there are many choices for breakfast! From tempura to sashimi, everything is available and satisfying.

Paco Hakodate opened a hotel-type condominium with hot springs, and I saw it in the newspaper around August, maybe. And they were offering free stays for the first arrivals every day until November?! So, I immediately bought a return postcard and sent it in on the same day. Now you can also apply online. Since the stay was two months later, I thought it would be fine to exclude weekends for accommodation and send it right away. I was lucky enough to be selected as my first choice. So, I stayed there! The building had a former condo-like structure, with what seemed to be a machine to open the auto-lock at the elevator entrance. For business convenience, there were copiers (charged) and three internet PCs on the first floor. The room had a sofa (which could be used as a bed for a third person), table and chairs, table, cooking heater, washing machine, refrigerator, air conditioner, and quite a lot of tableware, knives, cutting boards, and more. There was no laundry detergent, dishwashing detergent, or dish sponge provided. With the right ingredients, you can cook anything. It seemed like a perfect place for a laid-back drinking party. However, since I had meals included this time, I didn't use the cooking heater. Dinner was offered at a discounted price of 2,000 yen instead of the usual 3,000 yen, and breakfast at 1,500 yen instead of 2,000 yen. The dinner included sashimi, risotto, cod with chili sauce, shrimp mayo, fried chicken, salad, curry, and more! For dessert, there was melon pudding. Breakfast included squid sashimi, ikura rice bowl, paella, potatoes, tofu, three types of juice, and more. They also made omelets to order. I underestimated the meals thinking they would be like a business hotel, but they were surprisingly lavish! The hot springs were separated by gender, with women on the basement floor and men on the first floor. Women received the locker key at the first floor reception and then walked downstairs to the hot springs. The hot spring water was brown and had a strong effect on the body. Although the stay was free, with the two meals and parking for one car, it cost 8,100 yen for two people (payment in advance). It might have been a bit expensive. If you don't have a car or meals, you can stay for free. There were quite a few families staying there. The hot springs and dining area were quite busy, so there may still be available slots for free stays, but they might be fully booked already due to the schedule. When I talked to some people staying there, they mentioned that there were quite a few people who didn't follow the rules. It was a very well-rounded experience, but the lady at the hotel front desk was the worst from start to finish. The staff at the hot spring reception and the dining area were very friendly and provided excellent service. Well, it's a new place, still developing. Thank you for the hospitality.