Hokkaido Hakodate City
OMO5 Hakodate by Hoshino Resorts
An inn of natural onsen fed straight from the source and superb seafood breakfasts
- Natural Hot Spring
- Free-flow from source
- Sauna Available
- Cold Bath Available
About OMO5 Hakodate by Hoshino Resorts
OMO5 Hakodate by Hoshino Resorts is an inn for enjoying everything Hakodate has to offer. Its onsen, Kohakuiro-no-Yu, is filled with a reddish-brown, iron-rich strong sodium chloride spring fed straight from the source, never recirculated, and it warms you to the core. With both a dry sauna and a mist sauna, it offers a deep refresh for body and mind. After your bath, unwind in OMO Base, bathed in light from stained glass and the notes of a hand-cranked organ, and the next morning, savor a superb breakfast buffet of port-town specialties such as seafood rice bowls and flame-seared dishes.
Hot SpringONSEN
Natural onsen
A strong sodium chloride spring rich in iron, glowing a mysterious reddish brown. Fed straight from the source, never recirculated, the dense water gently envelops you and warms you to the core. It holds heat well, so you stay warm long after bathing, and you can enjoy a superb soak in a variety of baths: a spacious indoor bath, an open-air bath under an arbor-style roof with the warmth of wood, and ceramic urn baths where you can relax on your own.
Sauna & Cold BathSAUNA & COLD BATH
Dry sauna
A proper dry sauna that gets you sweating in earnest. In a clean, comfortable space you can sweat freely and feel a detox effect from within. Alternating between the heat and the cold plunge right next to it makes for a deeply refreshing experience that eases the fatigue of travel.
Mist sauna
A mist sauna where a fine mist wraps around your whole body. Even those who find the heat of the dry sauna too much can warm up comfortably, and the moist air gently settles both body and mind.
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Facility Information
- Address
- 24-1 Wakamatsucho, Hakodate, Hokkaido 040-0063
- Business Hours
- 15:00〜01:00/05:00〜10:00
The baths close on the same days the inn is closed.
- Closed Days
- The baths close on the same days the inn is closed.
- Gender Access
- Gender Separated
- Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
- No tattoo-specific restriction
You may be refused entry to the main bathhouse if the staff judge that other guests could feel frightened.
- Usage Conditions
- Guests Only
- Official Website
- View official site
Access
By car
- Hakodate Airport: about 16 minutes (Hokkaido Route 63 → National Route 278)
- Sapporo → Onuma Koen IC: about 3 hours 10 minutes (Hokkaido Expressway) → about 40 minutes south on National Route 5
By train and bus
- About 5 minutes on foot from JR Hakodate Station
- Tokyo Station → Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station: about 4 hours on the Hokkaido Shinkansen → Hakodate Station: about 20 minutes
- Sapporo Station → Hakodate Station: about 3 hours 30 minutes by JR
- Hakodate Airport → Hakodate Station bus stop: about 20 minutes by airport shuttle bus
- Aomori → Hakodate Ferry Terminal: about 3 hours 40 minutes by Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry → about 30 minutes by bus
On-site parking for 28 cars (first come, first served; no reservations). Partner parking lots are also nearby
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