Lodging Hamanas II

The room was roomy and clean, with a single bed, and could easily fit five or six people. The bathroom, toilet, and washroom were separate, which gave it a different feel from a city business hotel. From the second-floor room you can see Mt. Hakodate in the distance, and the neighborhood is peaceful, with homes mixed in among farmland. There aren't neon signs or red lanterns at night. I drove, so I can't say how access is from JR Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station, but the free parking was a big plus. Wi-Fi was fast enough for video, and the long desk had space for a laptop and meals. I stayed one night during the busy summer holiday period on a Hokkaido road trip, without meals.

It's a clean room, more like a weekly apartment than a hotel. For the price, I think it's a decent stay, but Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station is quite far away.

There's a washing machine and dryer upstairs, and the bathroom and toilet are right in the room. The place feels more like a spacious 1K apartment without a kitchen than a hotel. Smoking isn't allowed anywhere in the building.

The room was clean and comfortable, with its own bath and toilet. The food was just average, so keep expectations modest. Wi-Fi is available, but from our second-floor room the signal was too weak to be useful.