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Hotel Biaclyn Hakodate
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Hakodate-shiJapan

Historic consulate buildingIntimate settingPrivate sauna and jacuzziPanoramic views of Hakodate portAway from the hustle and bustle

Hotel Biaclyn Hakodate has a story to tell. Built in 1908 on a hill in Hakodate’s residential district on Hokkaido Island, the building once housed the consulate of Imperial Russia. It has since been renovated, with the addition of a new wing dedicated to wellness. In the original residence–now the Consulate Wing–two spacious suites of 1,080 square feet preserve the charm of the past, along with a monumental dark-wood staircase, a marble entrance hall with geometric tiling, ornate ceilings and crystal chandeliers. The Wellness Wing features an indoor pool, hammam-sauna area, fire pit and four expansive suites, each with its own sauna, jacuzzi and private garden, and furnished with elegant designer pieces throughout. Such moments of serenity are destined to be crowned by a delightful dinner in one of the hotel’s three restaurants.

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Our 6 suites

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Consulate Suite A


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4 travelers

102 sqm / 1098 sqft

2 King beds


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Consulate Suite B


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4 travelers

101 sqm / 1087 sqft

1 King bed + 2 Futons


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Wellness Suite A


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2 travelers

101 sqm / 1087 sqft

1 King bed


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Wellness Suite B


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2 travelers

115 sqm / 1238 sqft

1 King bed


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Wellness Suite C


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2 travelers

100 sqm / 1076 sqft

1 King bed


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Wellness Suite D


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$1,813

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2 travelers

100 sqm / 1076 sqft

1 King bed


Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at Hotel Biaclyn Hakodate

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Canoeing on Lake Ōnuma

Against the backdrop of Mount Komagatake, a guide will lead you as you paddle across the calm waters of Lake Ōnuma. As you pass by its wooded islets, reflections shift with the light and you’ll feel imbued with a profound sense of tranquility, the only sound the gentle lapping of the water against the hull. You’ll stop for a picnic lunch on the shore before continuing your journey through this unspoiled nature.

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Follow in the footsteps of Jōmon culture

Explore the astonishing Jōmon archaeological sites of northern Japan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Hakodate, a guide will lead you through the ruins, excavation areas and reconstructed dwellings of Kakinoshima and Ofune, for a glimpse into the daily life of this ancient, lost civilization, and you'll also encounter its famous hollow clay figurine, considered a national treasure. The tour includes a stop at a traditional soba restaurant.

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See Hakodate by rickshaw

From Biaclyn Hakodate Hotel, encounter Saiwaizaka from a private rickshaw. The leisurely pace allows you to take in its historic architecture, local landmarks, views of the harbor and other details that you might otherwise miss. Along the way, your driver will share stories and anecdotes, adding to the charm of the ride. A unique way to experience Hakodate, immersed in its history.

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Snowshoe tours

In winter, Japan's snow-covered landscapes are particularly majestic–and snowshoe tours are a magical way to explore them. Your excursion begins at Hakodate Nanae Snow Park. Equipped with snowshoes, you'll make your way through the pristine powder on trails adapted to your skill level. Along the way, your guide will share their knowledge of the terrain and reveal the most beautiful viewpoints. Your adventure includes lunch at a mountain restaurant, overlooking the shimmering sea.

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Ice fishing on Lake Ōnuma

In winter, Lake Ōnuma completely freezes over and it becomes home to an iconic regional tradition: wakasagi fishing. Directly on the ice, facing snow-capped Mount Komagatake, you'll fish for freshwater fish that will then be freshly fried, tempura-style, for you to enjoy right there. Served with a bowl of dashi soba noodles from Sushi Dokoro Funami, and washed down with a glass of local sake, it makes for a simple yet comforting and unforgettable meal, in a picture-perfect landscape.