A nostalgic atmosphere of a port town blends seamlessly with modern design.
A luxurious space that presents "Hakodate's innovative spirit."
There are three types of 120㎡ "Maisonette Suites" that boast an overwhelming sense of openness. The Japanese-style room with Ryukyu tatami mats and the living space are on different floors, so even couples traveling as a group or two generations traveling together can maintain their privacy.
The open-air observation bath is filled with highly saline spring water, and is a hot spring in the sky with an unobstructed view.
An open-air bath with a view of the cityscape of Hakodate, one of Japan's three best night views.
A nostalgic atmosphere of a port town blends seamlessly with modern design.
A luxurious space that presents "Hakodate's innovative spirit."
Hakodate, which opened as a trading port and embraced foreign cultures, has developed into a nostalgic town where Japanese and Western styles blend together. Bourou NOGUCHI Hakodate is a luxurious space that blends seamlessly with that atmosphere. Its artistic and Japanese-modern design evokes the feeling of Hakodate, creating a holiday where adults can unleash their playful spirit.
The hotel offers three types of guest rooms, each designed to cater to different travel styles. The most striking is the luxurious 120 square meter "Maisonette Suite," which instantly transports you to an extraordinary experience. Based on the hotel's concept of allowing guests to live as if they were living there, the minimalist, linear design eliminates all unnecessary elements, while comfortable sofas and twin beds designed for restful sleep are spaciously arranged. The hot spring bath, large enough for a family of three to four, offers panoramic views of Hakodate.
A hot spring panoramic bath in the maisonette suite.
Also located on the 11th and 12th floors is "Wa-Modern," a room that skillfully expresses the Taisho Romanticism that permeates Hakodate. The space, furnished with stained glass and retro pieces, evokes a sense of nostalgia while also possessing a timeless newness. The observation bath was renovated in 2023. A unique charm of the upper floors, you can also enjoy views of the Hakodate cityscape and planes taking off and landing at the airport. Perfect for solo travelers is the 30㎡ "One-Person Room," equipped with a sofa and a double bed. It's a slightly luxurious space that's an extension of everyday life.
Located on the higher floors, this "Modern Japanese" room is 60㎡ and has a separate bedroom and living space.
A hideaway-like "Ohitorisama" that will make your solo trip the ultimate experience.
Dinner is the inn's original Japanese-Western kaiseki cuisine, arranged with many ingredients from Hokkaido and Aomori. Five dining options are available depending on the plan. The menu changes with the seasons: in spring, Hokkaido's budding crops, in summer seafood and fresh ingredients representative of the southern Hokkaido and Seikan areas, in autumn bountiful harvests, and in winter, seasonal delicacies. Based on the concept of "land, beauty, and blessings," the dishes are made with carefully selected local ingredients, and are visually vibrant and satisfying. Guests can also enjoy the premium rice "Fukkuriinko," which has been awarded an A rating in the "Rice Taste Ranking" for three consecutive years since the beginning of the Reiwa era. We also recommend the "pairing set," which allows you to enjoy the marriage of food and carefully selected sake.
The restaurant "CHIKURIN" is set in a bamboo forest shrouded in mist and features a Japanese style and innovative design.
A hotel-original Japanese-Western kaiseki course featuring seasonal ingredients (example). Guests staying multiple nights will also be served "Fo Tiao Qiang (Buddha Jumps Over the Hakodate) Thousand Year Steamed Soup," a specialty dish of Borou Hakodate and a traditional high-class soup from Fujian, China.
The panoramic open-air bath and panoramic public bath at Yunokawa Onsen offer the best views and hot spring experience at the highest point. During the day, you can gaze upon the ridgeline of Hakodate and planes taking off and landing at Hakodate Airport, while at night you can admire the starry sky and the fishing lights of the Tsugaru Strait glowing in the darkness. It is truly a blissful experience. After your bath, you can cool down in the sky salon, which feels like it's floating in the starry sky, while enjoying one of Japan's three best night views and 10 kinds of complimentary drinks, including sparkling wine and draft beer.
For breakfast, guests can leisurely enjoy the hotel's signature dishes, a blend of Japanese and Western cuisine, including classic grilled fish and Western-style shabu-shabu with Onuma beef. The hotel strives for a modern sensibility within a nostalgic atmosphere, and the "Hakodate Chishin" (Hakodate Innovative) space presents this concept.
From the Sky Salon, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Hakodate city.
Facility information / Access
| location | 1-18-15 Yukawa-cho, Hakodate City, Hokkaido 042-0932 |
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| Railway | Get off at Hakodate Station on the JR Hakodate Line, then take a taxi for about 15 minutes. |
| Express bus | From Sapporo Station Terminal, take the Hakodate Express bus bound for Hakodate Station, get off at Yunokawa Onsen Kita bus stop, and walk for about 1 minute. |
| car | Approximately 30 minutes from the Onuma Park Interchange on the Do-o Expressway via National Route 5 |
| plane | Approximately 10 minutes by taxi from Hakodate Airport. |
| parking | 50 passenger cars |
| TEL | 0570-026573 |
| FAX | 0138-59-5379 |
| URL | https://www.bourou-hakodate.com |