help on accommodation in hakodate

[gambitgoh]

we have 3 pax going to stay there for a night prefer staying on japanese style tatami and also nearby train stationn budget around 150-200 for a night. thanks in advance.

 

[ladypatricia]

i assume ur budget is total budget? if per pax shd be easy to find. total budget a bit harder.

 

[cpuer]

should have, the budget is not bad for those biz hotels. I saw S$160 for 3 pax at hotel near train station.

 

[gambitgoh]

Yup total budget I saw quite a few but the location was bad

 

[gambitgoh]

should have, the budget is not bad for those biz hotels. I saw S$160 for 3 pax at hotel near train station.

Do u have the hotel name

 

[cpuer]

Do u have the hotel name

This one near tramway but not train station
Hakodate Grand Hotel - Hotels.com Singapore[0]=1&rooms[0].childrenAges[0]=9&rooms[0].numberOfAdults=2&roomno=1&validate=false&previousDateful=false&reviewOrder=date_newest_first

This one near train stations
Booking.com: Hotel Suncity Hakodate - Hakodate, Japan
I assume you are staying n Oct.

 

[gambitgoh]

This one near tramway but not train station
Hakodate Grand Hotel - Hotels.com Singapore[0]=1&rooms[0].childrenAges[0]=9&rooms[0].numberOfAdults=2&roomno=1&validate=false&previousDateful=false&reviewOrder=date_newest_first

This one near train stations
Booking.com: Hotel Suncity Hakodate - Hakodate, Japan
I assume you are staying n Oct.

Thanks bro yup u r right I am staying on oct. Any must go places there ?

 

[cpuer]

Thanks bro yup u r right I am staying on oct. Any must go places there ?

sorry, never been there. use japn-guide to see what you may be interested in.
Hakodate Travel Guide

 

[anyhowsaysay]

we have 3 pax going to stay there for a night prefer staying on japanese style tatami and also nearby train stationn budget around 150-200 for a night. thanks in advance.

Japanese style tatami mat room.

You cannot find in typical hotels but those are found in Ryokan.
Ryokan are very expensive..

 

[cheefarn]

Japanese style tatami mat room.

You cannot find in typical hotels but those are found in Ryokan.
Ryokan are very expensive..

Use hotel.com or booking.com to look for best deals

Yes ryokans can be expensive. But rem almost all of them offers half board, ie breakfast and dinner in the room price And mind u the dinner is almost certainly to be sumptuous, be it set meal or buffet. Unlike SG, there's no such things as paying a lot for food only to find them awful tasting or served in tiny portions. Japs takes pride in their work and they're particular about the food they prepare.

The $$ you spend for 3 pax getting similar quality food outside for breakfast n dinner will almost certainly be more than the all in price for a ryokan.

And ryokans typically offer spacious rooms. This is important if you are used to the big hotel rooms in Malaysia or North America.

 

[kifo]

Japanese style tatami mat room.

You cannot find in typical hotels but those are found in Ryokan.
Ryokan are very expensive..

Maybe this has to be qualified that those ryokans that anyhowsaysay normally stays in on his Japan holidays are very expensive.

 

[anyhowsaysay]

Use hotel.com or booking.com to look for best deals

Yes ryokans can be expensive. But rem almost all of them offers half board, ie breakfast and dinner in the room price And mind u the dinner is almost certainly to be sumptuous, be it set meal or buffet. Unlike SG, there's no such things as paying a lot for food only to find them awful tasting or served in tiny portions. Japs takes pride in their work and they're particular about the food they prepare.

The $$ you spend for 3 pax getting similar quality food outside for breakfast n dinner will almost certainly be more than the all in price for a ryokan.

And ryokans typically offer spacious rooms. This is important if you are used to the big hotel rooms in Malaysia or North America.

For Ryokans, I book directly with the ryokans themselves instead of through 3rd party website.

Ryokan experience is quite personal so is better to contact directly with Ryokan.

They will need some information like arrival time -> So that they can either arrange transport for you or wait outside to greet u.
Also you can make certain special request.
Food itself also they need to know your dietary requirement etc etc

 

[anyhowsaysay]

Maybe this has to be qualified that those ryokans that anyhowsaysay normally stays in on his Japan holidays are very expensive.

Ryokan with half board, cheapest i stayed maybe 25k Yen per person?! I think already quite expensive...

 

[kifo]

Ryokan with half board, cheapest i stayed maybe 25k Yen per person?! I think already quite expensive...

Haha but this is you of course!
In my upcoming Kyoto trip, I booked a ryokan half board like you said all for 9k JPY. And this is an onsen ryokan. In fact, my most expensive ryokan booking for this trip is 28k at Arima Onsen. So definitely your holidays are of another class compared to mine. Rocketnews website was just recommending a ryokan in Akita recently, have you tried it already?