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Hotel Biaclyn Hakodate

Hakodate-shi, Japan

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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Main Dining BIACYA Restaurant

Chef Norifumi Indo

Expression of the terroir

At Biacya restaurant, Chef Norifumi Indo–trained by renowned French and Japanese chefs–blends these two culinary cultures in dishes that also feature subtle influences from Russian cuisine. Beneath Murano crystal chandeliers, he serves an exquisitely refined menu that showcases regional ingredients, such as Ezo venison from Tokachi.

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