The business hotel "Paco Hakodate" with a view of the nearby sea seems to have changed its name. The old main building is now called the Main Tower, and the separate building is the Premium Tower. The large communal bath in the Premium Tower is available for day trips. At check-in, they confirmed breakfast time preferences to help spread out the crowds. The image shows breakfast in the Main Tower, with a wide variety of buffet options. Local specialties like tarako, squid shiokara, and mackerel are available. I tried a little bit of everything - salad, drinks, fruits. For the main course, I chose two types of curry: scallop curry and green curry, with fried eggplant, pumpkin, broccoli, and other vegetables on top. The coffee was delicious, and you can also take it back to your room. I left feeling full and satisfied. It wasn't too crowded, so I was able to relax. The renovated facilities were beautiful. Thank you for the meal~

I stayed at the hotel the other day. I requested seafood for breakfast, and the hotel staff kindly arranged for me to have sashimi at the annex. When I arrived around 7 o'clock, it was a bit crowded, but I was able to choose from a variety of dishes without any stress. It was a good experience.

On April 5, 2022, the final day in Hakodate. For breakfast, I continued with the breakfast buffet at Hotel Paco Hakodate. The main menu remains the same, but it changes slightly every day, which is wonderful. The sashimi changed from tuna and sweet shrimp to tuna sashimi and squid. With this variety, you can enjoy without getting tired. The live tempura (freshly fried) seems to be a regular menu item, and I enjoyed the hot tempura on this day. My family is likely to use this hotel more in the future. By the way, I really like the hot spring and sauna here. Hakodate Kokusai Hotel does not have a sauna. Hotel Hakodate Bay has a sauna, and it's hard to choose between the two. (However, in terms of relaxation, Bay has added value with ice and a view.) A business hotel with a satisfying breakfast and large public bath is a perfect fit for me, who doesn't expect much.

On April 4, 2022, my family of four went on a quick 2-night, 3-day trip to visit our ancestors' graves. This time, we stayed at Hotel Paco Hakodate for 2 nights. As many of you may know, there is a fierce breakfast battle among hotels in Hakodate. Hotels like La Vista Hakodate Bay, Hakodate Kokusai Hotel, and Hotel Century Marina Hakodate are all competing to offer the best breakfast buffet. However, in our case, no one besides me really feels the need for it. Even with a lavish buffet spread, only I end up eating. The ladies in our group don't touch the Japanese food and just say, "We can eat this anytime, right?" as they enjoy bread, salad, yogurt, and omelets. For us, having a breakfast buffet is not a necessity as long as we have a decent selection. That's why my recent favorite is Hotel Paco Hakodate. It's categorized as a business hotel, but it's very convenient with a large communal bath (with hot springs and a sauna). Being a business hotel, it's also very reasonably priced, which is a great charm. And the breakfast buffet is just right - or should I say more than enough! I enjoyed both Western and Japanese dishes, unlike the others in my family who only stuck to what they liked.

I stayed at Paco for the purpose of hot springs and saunas. It's been about a year and a half since my last visit. There are main and annex buildings, but I recommend the spacious rooms in the annex. There is a washing machine and a kitchen. I relaxed in the hot springs and sauna and had a good night's sleep. I woke up early and went to the breakfast buffet that opened at 6:30. The first section offered made-to-order soup curry, crab bowl, tempura bowl, and tempura. This was great! In addition to these, there were main dishes such as roast chicken and eggplant with cheese. The sashimi included tuna and sweet shrimp, as well as salmon, ikura, tuna and nagaimo cocktail. There were also scrambled eggs, ham, sausages, Japanese side dishes, salted fish roe, and tarako. In addition to miso soup, there was pork miso soup. Desserts included pudding, French toast, and more. The salmon was large and delicious. Although the variety was not extensive, the content was sufficient. The tempura was particularly delicious. It included two shrimp, squid, pumpkin, and green pepper. I enjoyed it with the tempura sauce. The soup curry was also tasty. Overall, I was very satisfied with the breakfast. With this breakfast and the hot springs and sauna, I would like to stay here again.

This business hotel offers a plan with breakfast included, and on certain days, you can stay in the main building for 5,000 yen. The open-air bath has a large TV. The esthetic courses are also very satisfying. The annex is spacious and relaxing. The breakfast buffet is neither good nor bad. Overall, it has a sense of being reasonably priced.

The breakfast at the first floor restaurant of Hotel Paco Hakodate is a buffet style. It used to be served at a different restaurant before, but now it has more of a Japanese feel. The seafood selection was a bit disappointing, but I was happy to see that they had curry available.

Hakodate has many hotels that I like. As someone who changes hotels every day during a week-long business trip, there are many attractive hotels for me. Of course, if my budget allows, I would like to stay at hotels like La Vista, Kokusai, or Yunokawa Onsen, but in terms of cost performance, this hotel is good. The lobby is cool from the Matsukaze-cho station. The large communal bath is of course a spacious and salty hot spring. The rooms are also clean. The breakfast is good too. The mini seafood bowl and tempura bowl were delicious, and of course, I had the W (laughs) with grilled herring, which was tasty. The pudding dessert was also delicious. I stayed for two nights last time, and I used it again this time.

I thought the hotel's breakfast would be delicious, but it was not good at all. Maybe it's because of the current situation? It was just an average breakfast that wasn't worth talking about. They had Genghis Khan, squid sashimi, frozen kushikatsu, curry, and nothing else memorable. The tofu was tasty though. Thank you for the meal. The hot spring was nice and spacious. Next time, I'll stay at a different hotel.

A few minutes' walk from Matsukaze-cho Station. I stayed here today and will have breakfast at a different shop, so no food review, just a beer and hotel review. I bought a Sapporo Classic, a Hokkaido limited edition, at the shop on the first floor. Let's have a taste! It has a similar taste to Black Label but with a more fruity impression. This beer goes well with a meal. That's it for the beer review, now onto the hotel review. The hotel has a natural hot spring with facilities like an outdoor bath and sauna. The quality of the spring is quite good. However, there are some hot springs with steps inside the tub, which is a dangerous structure. Although there is a warning sign, it can be hard to see the steps in the water, so it's important for intoxicated individuals or elderly guests to be cautious. The rooms are well-cleaned and comfortable. The only downside is the slow wifi speed. Also, not that it matters much, but there are plenty of electrical outlets in the room - I counted 8, making it a good hotel for those who rely on outlets! 😄

Now, let's talk about breakfast on the second and third mornings! I stayed at the natural hot spring hotel, Hotel Paco Hakodate, for consecutive nights! The entrance is still messy as usual... well, they have a variety of dishes displayed. And they are delicious! Shrimp fry, octopus, gratin, and tuna! Oma is just across the strait, so the tuna from the Toi area in Hakodate is also becoming famous! Seafood dishes are tasty! I don't usually eat curry rice in the morning, but I have it when traveling! It fills me up, but the next day! I shouldn't eat so much in the morning... White rice is delicious! Miso soup is delicious too! Spicy cod roe and squid spicy cod roe! These are typical breakfast dishes! They are delicious! I also made sure to get some dessert! The hot spring facility with an open-air bath and a large public bath is also fully equipped! The room has a shower room (some rooms have a bathtub), and I was able to spend a comfortable time! It's a bit far from Hakodate Station but within walking distance. Next time I stay in Hakodate, I will choose to stay at this hotel again.

There was a dining area within the hotel where I had dinner. Despite not having high expectations, the menu was quite extensive with options like seafood bowl, beef sukiyaki set meal, Genghis Khan, and layered tonkatsu with minced pork. I decided to order the salt ramen, and surprisingly, it was really delicious! The broth was rich and flavorful. I was truly impressed to find such tasty ramen in a place like this. Thank you for the meal.

Breakfast included in the plan from 6:30 at "Shun" with a Japanese buffet. Fresh squid sashimi in the morning! Grilled fish options include smelt, salmon, Okhotsk Atka mackerel, and grilled squid. The rice bowl with tuna and salmon is a great value!

I stayed at the hotel with high expectations because there was a gap since my last visit and the hotel had been renovated. When I arrived, I was surprised. The hotel had become extremely beautiful and modern! It had transformed from a business hotel to a city hotel! The front desk and surroundings were also nice! I stayed in a separate building. When I entered the room, I was surprised again. It was a twin room with a kitchen and dishes. There was even a microwave and a washing machine! It was like a place you could actually live in. There was a sofa to relax on, a TV to watch, and a dining table. There was also a hot spring, and I would love to stay here for leisure rather than for work! I was looking forward to breakfast time and went to the breakfast venue. There were table seats and even tatami seats. This venue had not changed. I was curious to see if the food, which had left a good impression on me last time, was still good. But surprisingly, it wasn't as good as before. Why is that? While it's not bad compared to hotels in the same price range, it didn't meet my high expectations. There was only squid sashimi for sashimi. There were fried dishes and other common dishes, but it was not as good as before. However, I still think it's good enough. I had set my expectations too high, but the breakfast was delicious.

This time, I stayed at this hotel in Hakodate to transfer between the Shinkansen and local trains on my way to Sapporo. The location is very convenient, just a 2-minute walk from "Matsukaze-cho" tram stop. The hotel has a condominium-style design. Breakfast is served buffet-style on the 2nd floor for 500 yen per meal. There are plenty of options including green vegetables and grilled salmon, making it quite satisfying. The taste is average, but I appreciated that the hot dishes were served hot. Since it is within walking distance from Hakodate Station, I would like to stay here again if I have the chance.

Category: Favorite Izakaya (Hokkaido/Tohoku) Today's breakfast was at "Hotel Paco Hakodate". It was a buffet-style breakfast. This business hotel comes with a hot spring. I had breakfast after taking a morning bath. They served tamagoyaki, sausages, croquettes, shrimp fry, grilled fish, shumai, and simmered eggplant. There was sashimi with squid and scallops. I also had rice and miso soup. Surprisingly, they also had fruits - watermelon, pineapple, and oranges. I enjoyed a fulfilling breakfast and now it's time to head out. Thank you very much! "Hotel Paco Hakodate" in Hakodate, Hokkaido, Omoricho 25-3.

Second stay. Stayed for breakfast again. Prepared my stomach for breakfast the next morning and went to bed excited for the morning. Breakfast time arrived and I headed to the restaurant eagerly! Noticed more fried food options this time - shrimp, squid rings, and more. A meat dish and sashimi were available, but the meat tofu was mostly meat. The sashimi was only bonito tataki this time, compared to two options last time. Still good though! The hot spring is a nice addition to this business hotel. However, the sashimi was better last time. Overall, satisfied with my stay at Hakodate Paco Hotel. This was my first time staying at Hakodate Paco Hotel. I have stayed at Paco hotels in Kushiro, Obihiro, and Kitami before, and always enjoyed the delicious breakfast. I was looking forward to breakfast this time as well. Breakfast was served at the first-floor restaurant, Keirin. There were table seats, tatami seats with tables, and large shared tables for multiple people. It was not crowded as I visited early, and the buffet line was smooth. The variety and quality of the breakfast were excellent. Classic Hakodate dishes like squid sashimi, yellowtail sashimi, squid rings, and shrimp fry were available, along with grilled fish, rolled omelette, sauteed burdock, pork barbecue, pork curry, and more. The tofu and pickled vegetables were tasty, and the Matsumae pickles were delightful. Overall, a very satisfying breakfast buffet. Before breakfast, I enjoyed the neighboring hotel's hot spring, making my stay at Paco a great choice. If I have the chance to stay in Hakodate again, I will definitely choose Paco!

◎Date of Use: October 2014◎Purpose: Accommodation & Breakfast◎Companion: My wife◎Ordered Item: Breakfast buffet◎Impressions: The hotel has a new building with natural hot springs that guests can use. The breakfast had a good variety of dishes, and the miso soup with fish balls was particularly delicious. We enjoyed our stay as we settled into our new home in Hakodate.

I stayed for 2 nights and used the breakfast buffet. It was nice that the meals were a little different every day. The variety of food was sufficient and the squid was delicious.