TOKYU STAY Hakodate-Asaichi Akari no Yu

Tokyu Stay Hakodate-Asaichi Akari no Yu takes a different approach from a conventional hotel: rather than serving breakfast in its own dining room, it provides a format for eating at partner businesses in the morning market. The station is a four-minute walk away and the market is about one minute away. The first stroll of the day can begin among fish and local-food stalls.

The chain advertises more than 65 dishes across 19 partner outlets; the voucher is redeemed at the selected business and the list may change. Rooms add a washer-dryer and kitchenette, useful for multi-night stays, with separate bath and toilet. Upstairs, the natural onsen has indoor and open-air baths; some higher room categories include a private semi-open-air hot-spring bath.

Guests often praise the room size, market at the doorstep and chance to return to the onsen after a day out. The practical caveat is that breakfast depends on the selected outlet, its hours and that day’s menu. The hotel lists a price of ¥2,400 from April 2025; confirm the current price, voucher terms and participating businesses when booking.

The address is 22-1-1 Otemachi, four minutes from JR Hakodate and beside the market. Reception is open 24 hours; the onsen operates 3 pm–1 am and 5 am–11 am, with gender-separated periods. The tram links to Goryokaku and Motomachi, while the port and red-brick warehouses are walkable. Google Hotels lists it as a three-star hotel, distinct from its guest rating.