



Hanabishi Hotel incorporates Japanese elements in dining, guest rooms, and elsewhere throughout the facility, including a Japanese garden in the lobby.
The hot spring facilities is spacious and has garden open-air bath.
We also offer guest rooms with private open-air baths. Enjoy a high-quality Japanese-style experience with your family or friends.
Hanabishi Hotel is located in Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen area, conveniently close to a Hakodate City Tram station, making it an ideal base for sightseeing in Hakodate.
At Hanabishi Hotel, we welcome you with Japanese cuisine that expresses the four seasons of Hakodate, based on Japanese dishes traditionally served in the local area.
Please enjoy the seasonal delicacies from the mountains and seas of Hakodate or other areas in Hokkaido.
We offer creative Japanese kaiseki-style dinner sets showcasing the delicious bounty of the mountains and seas of Hokkaido and Hakodate.
We serve each guest dinner crafted with the utmost care and devotion from seasonal ingredients.
Our breakfast buffet features numerous Japanese- and Western-style delicacies specially prepared by the head chef using ingredients from Hokkaido and Hakodate.
In the live kitchen area, you can watch the chef preparing special dish for you right in front of your eyes, using local Hakodate and seasonal ingredients.
Due to operational and occupancy conditions, breakfast may be served as individual Japanese-style breakfast sets.
Depending on the plan, the restaurant will be different.
Our open dining hall can accommodate up to 100 people, and the waiting area offers a view of the Yunokawa area of Hakodate, footbaths, and Hakodate trams.
We offer a purely Japanese-style dining room with a view of the garden. Relax with either a spacious Western-style table and chair seating arrangement or in a private room with sunken kotatsu tables.
Depending on the situation, it may also be used as a breakfast venue.
Yunokawa Onsen, with a history dating back to 1650, is one of the most historic hot springs in Hokkaido.
Hanabishi Hotel has a total of four baths for men and women, including a large bath with an open layout that feels spacious even when compared to others in the Yunokawa Hot Spring area, as well as garden open-air baths with tubs made of rock, cypress, and ceramic.
Please enjoy a relaxing bath tour with your family or friends.
Shampoo / Conditioner / Body Soap / Face Wash / Hair Dryer / Cotton Swabs / Comb / Water Dispenser / Locker
・Ladies Only : makeup remover / Toner / Lotion / Hair Treatment
・Gentlemen Only : Razor / After Shaves Lotion / Hair Liquid / Hair Tonic
We also have an authentic Finnish-style “Auto-loÿly” sauna.
Why not relax your body and mind with our luxurious hot springs and sauna?
With a focus on calm Japanese-style arrangements, we offer Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western-style rooms, rooms with open-air baths, and Japanese-modern twin rooms with an air of exoticism.
After enjoying sightseeing in Hakodate, please relax and take your time at Hanabishi Hotel.
A spacious special room with a private open-air bath.
Enjoy natural hot spring 24-hours a day in a private space with your family or friends.
Our rooms are popular with a wide range of ages, from young children to elderly guests.
These combine the comfort of Japanese-style rooms with the convenience of Western-style rooms.
The rooms feature tatami mat floors for a Japanese ambiance, and the interior design is based on the culture of Hakodate, which has an exotic atmosphere.
The most luxurious special room at Hanabishi Hotel, including the Japanese-style room, living room, and bedroom.
A spacious Japanese-style garden on the veranda.
The 30-square-meter living room provides a comfortable space for families to relax.
A spacious Japanese-style room of over 50㎡, highly recommended for family stays.
Please relax and enjoy your time in this spacious, open space.
A Japanese-Western style room with a Japanese-style tatami room and twin bed room.
Enjoy some quality relaxation in a room that combines Japanese and Western styles with an emphasis on comfort.
Japanese-style guest rooms that envelop you in a calm Japanese ambiance and the refreshing sensation of tatami mats.
Relax in a uniquely Japanese environment.
You can reach Hakodate City by airplane or train from outside Hokkaido, such as from Tokyo.
From Sapporo, you can reach Hakodate by train, airplane, or even by a rental car.
Additionally, there are direct flights from Taiwan to Hakodate.
Hanabishi Hotel is located in Yunokawa Onsen, Hakodate City, Hokkaido.
Our hotel is just a 2-minute walk from the 'Yunokawa Onsen' station on the Hakodate City Tram line.
Yukura Shrine, the Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden, and other sites are located near the hotel, providing easy access to Hakodate’s main tourist attractions.
When using the JR (Japan Railway)
When using the bus
By using the Hakodate City Tram, you can easily reach the major Sightseeing Spots in Hakodate.
The hotel is close to a Hakodate tram stop, and one-day passes are available for purchase to make using the Hakodate tram all the more convenient for you.
If you would like to purchase a pass, please inform the front desk.
These one-day passes allow you unlimited use of the trams on all Hakodate tram lines all day long.
One-Day Passes are sold at our front desk
Fare:Adult 600yen / Child 300yen
Great access, only a 3-min walk from Hakodate-Ekimae tram stop.
You can enjoy the market from early in the morning all the way until lunchtime. The area is lined with roughly 250 shops, including spots selling fresh seafood and vegetables, souvenir shops, restaurants serving delicious seafood, and more.
Great access, only a 2-min walk from the Shinkawacho tram stop.
A market with such depth that even local chefs come here to buy ingredients.
In addition to shops selling fresh fish, dried fish, fruits, and vegetables, you will also find restaurants, ramen shops, sushi shops and other places to dine.
The allure of this area is its wide variety of options, including seafood, inexpensive yet delicious cuisine, izakaya pubs, Western-style restaurants, or whatever else suits the occasion.
There are also plenty of shops where you can enjoy a light meal or a sweet, making it a great place to stop by while sightseeing or strolling around Goryokaku.
One of the historical buildings that symbolizes the port town, located about a 5-min walk from in front of the Jujigai tram stop.
A variety of shops line the area, and there is even an adjoining beer hall.
In winter, the building is illuminated creating a fantastic sight, and you can see a giant Christmas tree.
Yukura Shrine is located near the Yunokawa tram stop, at the end of the tram line.
This shrine is the origin of Yunokawa Onsen. A roughly 370-year-old sacred tree (the oldest tree in Yunokawa) stands within the grounds of the shrine, and it continues to watch over the hot spring resort area as it has throughout history.
Located roughly 12-min on foot from in front of the Goryokaku Koen-mae tram stop.
This historical building was constructed at the end of the Edo period (in the mid-1800s), and it has been restored within Goryokaku Park.
The cable care boarding platform is located roughly 10-min on foot from in front of the Jujigai tram stop, and once aboard, you can reach the summit of Mt. Hakodate around 3 min.
The view from Mt. Hakodate is known as one of the world’s three greatest nightscapes, along with spots in Hong Kong and Italy, and it has been dubbed “the million-dollar nightscape.” From the summit, you can enjoy gazing at the beautiful Hakodate cityscape and ocean scenery.
Located roughly 10-min on foot from in front of the Goryokaku Koen-mae tram stop. This Hakodate landmark as serves as a tourist facility, offering a view of the Goryokaku ruins below.
You can see the entire star-shaped Goryokaku fort, and enjoy the seasonal scenery, with pink cherry blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, crimson foliage in autumn, and snowscapes in winter.
This viewing spot, which equals the nightscape from Mt. Hakodate in popularity, is located roughly 7-min on foot from in front of the Suehirocho tram stop.
Visitors are drawn to this spot for the view of Hakodate Port and the blue waters that stretch off into the distance from the end of the road extending straight from the top of the hill. The area’s exotic cityscape and beautiful scenery attract many tourists.
You can enjoy viewing a wide variety of tropical plants, and there is a footbath area available outside. You can also feed the monkeys in the park. In winter, you can enjoy the unique sight of monkeys relaxing in the hot spring.
This gorgeous, historic, Western-style building is located roughly 8-min on foot from in front of the Suehirocho tram stop. It has been designated an important cultural property by the national government. There is also a costume rental shop inside (which requires a fee), and you can take photos in Japanese or Western-style clothing.
Hakodate Morning Market
Hakodate-Jiyuichiba
You can try your hand at fishing squid out of a live squid fishing tank. This popular attraction allows you to catch the squid swimming in the tank yourself, and enjoy them fresh right away. It is easy for children and adults alike to participate.
A retro tram that operates on the streets of Hakodate. It is in service from around spring to autumn every year, and is popular among both Hakodate residents and tourists. The sight of it running along with the hills and old townscape in the background is very picturesque, making it a popular subject for photographs.
Located right in front of the Yunokawa Onsen tram stop.
This popular spot in the Yunokawa area offers a footbath that anyone can enjoy free of charge. It is a great way to recover from travel fatigue.
At Hanabishi Hotel, electric bicycles are available for loan.
Why not treat yourself to an easygoing bicycle tour around Hakodate out in the refreshing breeze?