請問函館 湯の川温泉的溫泉旅館
逆風飛行更適合成長
請問各位有去湯の川温泉的大大們...
我們預計97年2月去函館時，晚上入住湯の川的溫泉旅館
我找到一個網頁有顯現出當地所有的溫泉旅館
http://stay.hakonavi.ne.jp/yunokawa/onsen.html
其中感興趣的有以下幾家，請問有入住過的朋友能形容一下好壞或是心得嗎?
1)湯の川グランドホテル
2)湯元 啄木亭
3)しおさい亭＆別館 花月
如果不在上述幾家旅館而想推薦的也可以跟我建議一下喔！
謝謝...
我今年2月住的是平成館 しおさい亭...真的不錯...晚餐是放題...喀了很多帝王蟹...這家溫泉旅館..後面就是海...早上可以從飯店旁邊的小路走到後面的海灘...很漂亮...(Y)
我們預計97年2月去函館時，晚上入住湯の川的溫泉旅館
我找到一個網頁有顯現出當地所有的溫泉旅館
http://stay.hakonavi.ne.jp/yunokawa/onsen.html
其中感興趣的有以下幾家，請問有入住過的朋友能形容一下好壞或是心得嗎?
1)湯の川グランドホテル
2)湯元 啄木亭
3)しおさい亭＆別館 花月
如果不在上述幾家旅館而想推薦的也可以跟我建議一下喔！
謝謝...
我今年2月住的是平成館 しおさい亭...真的不錯...晚餐是放題...喀了很多帝王蟹...這家溫泉旅館..後面就是海...早上可以從飯店旁邊的小路走到後面的海灘...很漂亮...(Y)
和寂寞分手
Let me give you my best secret hotel in Hokkaido. I have done so many researches on hotels close to Haokodate, this is the only one I go back every year.
My family has been going to Hokkaido during the summer for the last 4 years. We are going to Hokkaido again in a few days. Everytime we go, we stay here 湯の川プリンスホテル渚亭へ.
For Japanese,
http://nagisatei.info/
For English, http://nagisatei.info/english_new/indexEn.html
It has the most rooms with open air bath in Japan. You get to have the ocean view from your open air bath inside your room. Even the public bath is right at the beach. Basically you can just stand up and jump over to the sandy beach. The view is excellent.
I don't think many tourists stay there, that's a good thing. The food is the best I find in Hokkaido. Every year we go to Hokkaido, we always stay in different hotels, except here. We usually find hotel guest coming from Tokyo and they told us they come here.
Their price is good compare with other hotels in the same area. I always email them for the price and tell them how many people in the group and what type of room I like.
We always stay at 函館・湯の川, then move on to 登別, then move on to 定山渓, finally 小樽朝里. We are traveling with 2 small children, that's why you don't want to travel too far. We did drove every corner of Hokkaido few years ago without kids.
Hopefully you will find this information helpful.
Derek
My family has been going to Hokkaido during the summer for the last 4 years. We are going to Hokkaido again in a few days. Everytime we go, we stay here 湯の川プリンスホテル渚亭へ.
For Japanese,
http://nagisatei.info/
For English, http://nagisatei.info/english_new/indexEn.html
It has the most rooms with open air bath in Japan. You get to have the ocean view from your open air bath inside your room. Even the public bath is right at the beach. Basically you can just stand up and jump over to the sandy beach. The view is excellent.
I don't think many tourists stay there, that's a good thing. The food is the best I find in Hokkaido. Every year we go to Hokkaido, we always stay in different hotels, except here. We usually find hotel guest coming from Tokyo and they told us they come here.
Their price is good compare with other hotels in the same area. I always email them for the price and tell them how many people in the group and what type of room I like.
We always stay at 函館・湯の川, then move on to 登別, then move on to 定山渓, finally 小樽朝里. We are traveling with 2 small children, that's why you don't want to travel too far. We did drove every corner of Hokkaido few years ago without kids.
Hopefully you will find this information helpful.
Derek
怪我眼瞎分不清人狗
我推薦湯元漁火館 (http://isaribikan.hakodate.ne.jp/).
特色:
1. 面向大海的露天溫泉, 在下雪的夜裡真是一大享受, 夏夜則可看見海上點點漁火, 露天溫泉的"裝潢"和風景很搭.
2. 非住客只要付500日圓也可以去泡露天溫泉, 但要請會懂日文的人(如旅館櫃台)幫你先打電話知會湯元漁火館, 免得守在漁火館門口的歐巴桑不懂英文把你請出去.
3. 寒暑假期間有大學生去打工, 所以講英文有時也會通.
4. 日式料理標榜自然.
特色:
1. 面向大海的露天溫泉, 在下雪的夜裡真是一大享受, 夏夜則可看見海上點點漁火, 露天溫泉的"裝潢"和風景很搭.
2. 非住客只要付500日圓也可以去泡露天溫泉, 但要請會懂日文的人(如旅館櫃台)幫你先打電話知會湯元漁火館, 免得守在漁火館門口的歐巴桑不懂英文把你請出去.
3. 寒暑假期間有大學生去打工, 所以講英文有時也會通.
4. 日式料理標榜自然.
把心丟進海裡餵魚
Let me give you my best secret hotel in Hokkaido. I have done so many researches on hotels close to Haokodate, this is the only one I go back every year.
My family has been going to Hokkaido during the summer for the last 4 years. We are going to Hokkaido again in a few days. Everytime we go, we stay here 湯の川プリンスホテル渚亭へ.
For Japanese,
http://nagisatei.info/
For English, http://nagisatei.info/english_new/indexEn.html
It has the most rooms with open air bath in Japan. You get to have the ocean view from your open air bath inside your room. Even the public bath is right at the beach. Basically you can just stand up and jump over to the sandy beach. The view is excellent.
I don't think many tourists stay there, that's a good thing. The food is the best I find in Hokkaido. Every year we go to Hokkaido, we always stay in different hotels, except here. We usually find hotel guest coming from Tokyo and they told us they come here.
Their price is good compare with other hotels in the same area. I always email them for the price and tell them how many people in the group and what type of room I like.
We always stay at 函館・湯の川, then move on to 登別, then move on to 定山渓, finally 小樽朝里. We are traveling with 2 small children, that's why you don't want to travel too far. We did drove every corner of Hokkaido few years ago without kids.
Hopefully you will find this information helpful.
Derek
HI Derek,
I am going to stay in this hotel on coming feb. I have a question, how do you go to this hotel from Jr station? You take bus or taxi ? Is it near the peak? Thank you
My family has been going to Hokkaido during the summer for the last 4 years. We are going to Hokkaido again in a few days. Everytime we go, we stay here 湯の川プリンスホテル渚亭へ.
For Japanese,
http://nagisatei.info/
For English, http://nagisatei.info/english_new/indexEn.html
It has the most rooms with open air bath in Japan. You get to have the ocean view from your open air bath inside your room. Even the public bath is right at the beach. Basically you can just stand up and jump over to the sandy beach. The view is excellent.
I don't think many tourists stay there, that's a good thing. The food is the best I find in Hokkaido. Every year we go to Hokkaido, we always stay in different hotels, except here. We usually find hotel guest coming from Tokyo and they told us they come here.
Their price is good compare with other hotels in the same area. I always email them for the price and tell them how many people in the group and what type of room I like.
We always stay at 函館・湯の川, then move on to 登別, then move on to 定山渓, finally 小樽朝里. We are traveling with 2 small children, that's why you don't want to travel too far. We did drove every corner of Hokkaido few years ago without kids.
Hopefully you will find this information helpful.
Derek
HI Derek,
I am going to stay in this hotel on coming feb. I have a question, how do you go to this hotel from Jr station? You take bus or taxi ? Is it near the peak? Thank you
那季花落亂了流年
Mimimeow,
If you check their English web site under map/access, it will tell you its location on the map. It all depends on where you come from, train station or airport. 湯の川 is located in between train station and airport. It is a little closer to the airport.
Since we usually arrive Hakodate airport early in the morning by plane, we usually take the local bus (not many buses outside the terminal, but almost all go to the train station, just look at those signs) to the train station. The fish market is just right next to the train station, We usually leave all our luggage at the lockers inside the train station. We will eat breakfast there, check out the market, then walk alone the ocean side to the 金森紅磚倉庫. There are many places to explore. We usually spend our lunch before heading back to the train station, pick up our luggage and take the same bus (several bus will take you to 湯の川, the bus stop will be either on the same side of the hotel or the opposite. It is easy to find.
Oh, I think bus schedule is one every hour. The hotel even offer the tour for Hakodate mountain nightseeing. I spend most of the time taking hot bath in room and in public bath, and eating all those great seafood buffet. Kids loves it.
Let me know if you still need more information.
Derek
If you check their English web site under map/access, it will tell you its location on the map. It all depends on where you come from, train station or airport. 湯の川 is located in between train station and airport. It is a little closer to the airport.
Since we usually arrive Hakodate airport early in the morning by plane, we usually take the local bus (not many buses outside the terminal, but almost all go to the train station, just look at those signs) to the train station. The fish market is just right next to the train station, We usually leave all our luggage at the lockers inside the train station. We will eat breakfast there, check out the market, then walk alone the ocean side to the 金森紅磚倉庫. There are many places to explore. We usually spend our lunch before heading back to the train station, pick up our luggage and take the same bus (several bus will take you to 湯の川, the bus stop will be either on the same side of the hotel or the opposite. It is easy to find.
Oh, I think bus schedule is one every hour. The hotel even offer the tour for Hakodate mountain nightseeing. I spend most of the time taking hot bath in room and in public bath, and eating all those great seafood buffet. Kids loves it.
Let me know if you still need more information.
Derek
炮轟女廁所
Mimimeow,
If you check their English web site under map/access, it will tell you its location on the map. It all depends on where you come from, train station or airport. 湯の川 is located in between train station and airport. It is a little closer to the airport.
Since we usually arrive Hakodate airport early in the morning by plane, we usually take the local bus (not many buses outside the terminal, but almost all go to the train station, just look at those signs) to the train station. The fish market is just right next to the train station, We usually leave all our luggage at the lockers inside the train station. We will eat breakfast there, check out the market, then walk alone the ocean side to the 金森紅磚倉庫. There are many places to explore. We usually spend our lunch before heading back to the train station, pick up our luggage and take the same bus (several bus will take you to 湯の川, the bus stop will be either on the same side of the hotel or the opposite. It is easy to find.
Oh, I think bus schedule is one every hour. The hotel even offer the tour for Hakodate mountain nightseeing. I spend most of the time taking hot bath in room and in public bath, and eating all those great seafood buffet. Kids loves it.
Let me know if you still need more information.
Derek
HI Derek,
I was thinking will it be very strange if we take our luggage on bus?
I will arrive there around 3 pm... any suggestion what should I do before the dinner? except hot spa in room? Do you think I still have time to take the train and visit some of the chruch?
Mimimeow
If you check their English web site under map/access, it will tell you its location on the map. It all depends on where you come from, train station or airport. 湯の川 is located in between train station and airport. It is a little closer to the airport.
Since we usually arrive Hakodate airport early in the morning by plane, we usually take the local bus (not many buses outside the terminal, but almost all go to the train station, just look at those signs) to the train station. The fish market is just right next to the train station, We usually leave all our luggage at the lockers inside the train station. We will eat breakfast there, check out the market, then walk alone the ocean side to the 金森紅磚倉庫. There are many places to explore. We usually spend our lunch before heading back to the train station, pick up our luggage and take the same bus (several bus will take you to 湯の川, the bus stop will be either on the same side of the hotel or the opposite. It is easy to find.
Oh, I think bus schedule is one every hour. The hotel even offer the tour for Hakodate mountain nightseeing. I spend most of the time taking hot bath in room and in public bath, and eating all those great seafood buffet. Kids loves it.
Let me know if you still need more information.
Derek
HI Derek,
I was thinking will it be very strange if we take our luggage on bus?
I will arrive there around 3 pm... any suggestion what should I do before the dinner? except hot spa in room? Do you think I still have time to take the train and visit some of the chruch?
Mimimeow
古城白衣少年殤
Mimimeow,
We usually takes two duffle bags with us for family of 4. Most people travel with one pull up 20" or less luggage (most people travel light) and you can store them in locker (different sizes) at the train station. I think it may be ok to store your luggages at the hotel before the check in if you rather leave the luggages at the hotel. Since we move by train and bus in Hokkaido, we do carry our luggages with us. That's why it's important your don't carry huge luggages with you, and I really don't think you want to drag your luggages with you everywhere.
It all depends on what you want to do there. We love hot bath, especially our two little children. That's the reason we go every year. If you arrive at hotel around 3pm, you probably don't have much time to go back in Hakodate for sightseeing and come back for dinner. They have different time for dinner, but I think most start around 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, not sure about 8pm since Hakodate moutain sightseeing leaves around7-7:30pm during the summer.
If you really want to see Hakodate, you may want to take a taxi or other faster transportation to get you where you want to go. There are buses to those churches, but bus timing is important and it may take too much of your time. You may want to check with the front desk to see what your options are. I rather stay in hotel enjoy the hot bath, take a walk to nearby shops, check out the ocean view, have a delicious dinner, and take the tour for Hakodate night view from the mountain (one of world's three best night view). If you can arrive before 3pm, you have more options.
That's just my suggestion, others may have better ideas.
Derek
We usually takes two duffle bags with us for family of 4. Most people travel with one pull up 20" or less luggage (most people travel light) and you can store them in locker (different sizes) at the train station. I think it may be ok to store your luggages at the hotel before the check in if you rather leave the luggages at the hotel. Since we move by train and bus in Hokkaido, we do carry our luggages with us. That's why it's important your don't carry huge luggages with you, and I really don't think you want to drag your luggages with you everywhere.
It all depends on what you want to do there. We love hot bath, especially our two little children. That's the reason we go every year. If you arrive at hotel around 3pm, you probably don't have much time to go back in Hakodate for sightseeing and come back for dinner. They have different time for dinner, but I think most start around 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, not sure about 8pm since Hakodate moutain sightseeing leaves around7-7:30pm during the summer.
If you really want to see Hakodate, you may want to take a taxi or other faster transportation to get you where you want to go. There are buses to those churches, but bus timing is important and it may take too much of your time. You may want to check with the front desk to see what your options are. I rather stay in hotel enjoy the hot bath, take a walk to nearby shops, check out the ocean view, have a delicious dinner, and take the tour for Hakodate night view from the mountain (one of world's three best night view). If you can arrive before 3pm, you have more options.
That's just my suggestion, others may have better ideas.
Derek
你棺材是翻蓋的還是滑蓋的
Mimimeow,
We usually takes two duffle bags with us for family of 4. Most people travel with one pull up 20" or less luggage (most people travel light) and you can store them in locker (different sizes) at the train station. I think it may be ok to store your luggages at the hotel before the check in if you rather leave the luggages at the hotel. Since we move by train and bus in Hokkaido, we do carry our luggages with us. That's why it's important your don't carry huge luggages with you, and I really don't think you want to drag your luggages with you everywhere.
It all depends on what you want to do there. We love hot bath, especially our two little children. That's the reason we go every year. If you arrive at hotel around 3pm, you probably don't have much time to go back in Hakodate for sightseeing and come back for dinner. They have different time for dinner, but I think most start around 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, not sure about 8pm since Hakodate moutain sightseeing leaves around7-7:30pm during the summer.
If you really want to see Hakodate, you may want to take a taxi or other faster transportation to get you where you want to go. There are buses to those churches, but bus timing is important and it may take too much of your time. You may want to check with the front desk to see what your options are. I rather stay in hotel enjoy the hot bath, take a walk to nearby shops, check out the ocean view, have a delicious dinner, and take the tour for Hakodate night view from the mountain (one of world's three best night view). If you can arrive before 3pm, you have more options.
That's just my suggestion, others may have better ideas.
Derek
Hi Derek,
Thanks for your information!
I will share our trip later after we back in Feb 08!
mimimeow :-P
We usually takes two duffle bags with us for family of 4. Most people travel with one pull up 20" or less luggage (most people travel light) and you can store them in locker (different sizes) at the train station. I think it may be ok to store your luggages at the hotel before the check in if you rather leave the luggages at the hotel. Since we move by train and bus in Hokkaido, we do carry our luggages with us. That's why it's important your don't carry huge luggages with you, and I really don't think you want to drag your luggages with you everywhere.
It all depends on what you want to do there. We love hot bath, especially our two little children. That's the reason we go every year. If you arrive at hotel around 3pm, you probably don't have much time to go back in Hakodate for sightseeing and come back for dinner. They have different time for dinner, but I think most start around 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, not sure about 8pm since Hakodate moutain sightseeing leaves around7-7:30pm during the summer.
If you really want to see Hakodate, you may want to take a taxi or other faster transportation to get you where you want to go. There are buses to those churches, but bus timing is important and it may take too much of your time. You may want to check with the front desk to see what your options are. I rather stay in hotel enjoy the hot bath, take a walk to nearby shops, check out the ocean view, have a delicious dinner, and take the tour for Hakodate night view from the mountain (one of world's three best night view). If you can arrive before 3pm, you have more options.
That's just my suggestion, others may have better ideas.
Derek
Hi Derek,
Thanks for your information!
I will share our trip later after we back in Feb 08!
mimimeow :-P
嫑忈
You are welcome.
Our family will be in Hokkaido around the end of December. I will post here about hotels we stay after the trip.
This is our first time visiting Hokkaido in winter. Hopefully we bring enough winter clothing this time.
Derek
Our family will be in Hokkaido around the end of December. I will post here about hotels we stay after the trip.
This is our first time visiting Hokkaido in winter. Hopefully we bring enough winter clothing this time.
Derek
一表人渣
Let me give you my best secret hotel in Hokkaido. I have done so many researches on hotels close to Haokodate, this is the only one I go back every year.
My family has been going to Hokkaido during the summer for the last 4 years. We are going to Hokkaido again in a few days. Everytime we go, we stay here 湯の川プリンスホテル渚亭へ.
For Japanese,
http://nagisatei.info/
For English, http://nagisatei.info/english_new/indexEn.html
It has the most rooms with open air bath in Japan. You get to have the ocean view from your open air bath inside your room. Even the public bath is right at the beach. Basically you can just stand up and jump over to the sandy beach. The view is excellent.
I don't think many tourists stay there, that's a good thing. The food is the best I find in Hokkaido. Every year we go to Hokkaido, we always stay in different hotels, except here. We usually find hotel guest coming from Tokyo and they told us they come here.
Their price is good compare with other hotels in the same area. I always email them for the price and tell them how many people in the group and what type of room I like.
We always stay at 函館・湯の川, then move on to 登別, then move on to 定山渓, finally 小樽朝里. We are traveling with 2 small children, that's why you don't want to travel too far. We did drove every corner of Hokkaido few years ago without kids.
Hopefully you will find this information helpful.
Derek
Hi Derek,
How about the dinners? Is the buffet better or the Japanese course dinner better? Thanks.
My family has been going to Hokkaido during the summer for the last 4 years. We are going to Hokkaido again in a few days. Everytime we go, we stay here 湯の川プリンスホテル渚亭へ.
For Japanese,
http://nagisatei.info/
For English, http://nagisatei.info/english_new/indexEn.html
It has the most rooms with open air bath in Japan. You get to have the ocean view from your open air bath inside your room. Even the public bath is right at the beach. Basically you can just stand up and jump over to the sandy beach. The view is excellent.
I don't think many tourists stay there, that's a good thing. The food is the best I find in Hokkaido. Every year we go to Hokkaido, we always stay in different hotels, except here. We usually find hotel guest coming from Tokyo and they told us they come here.
Their price is good compare with other hotels in the same area. I always email them for the price and tell them how many people in the group and what type of room I like.
We always stay at 函館・湯の川, then move on to 登別, then move on to 定山渓, finally 小樽朝里. We are traveling with 2 small children, that's why you don't want to travel too far. We did drove every corner of Hokkaido few years ago without kids.
Hopefully you will find this information helpful.
Derek
Hi Derek,
How about the dinners? Is the buffet better or the Japanese course dinner better? Thanks.