3-Star Hotels in Hamamatsu

The location right in front of the station was great, and I was surprised by the excellent value for money. The room had a large desk, which made it very comfortable for working on my laptop. I would definitely like to stay here again if I come to Hamamatsu.

I booked the hotel while traveling for a concert. The time I booked and the time I actually stayed were quite different, so I misjudged the distance between the hotel and the station. It was much farther than I thought, and walking in the middle of summer was impossible. There was a bus stop right in front of the hotel, so I took the bus. The nearest convenience store is also located in the downtown area, so the area is quite unsafe.

The location is fantastic, being close to the station and within walking distance of the downtown area. Although I stayed in a single room, the bed was spacious, perhaps a double or queen size? The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of Japanese and Western dishes, and I was very satisfied. If I had to nitpick, I would say that it would be even better if the bath towels were a little fluffier and thicker.

It is not very far from the station, it is quite convenient, but it seems that because the facilities are old, it smells like it is. Then it is because the chain stores are pushing their membership cards, and then they are not particularly enthusiastic when they check in. You need to check in independently.

Amenity is placed next to the front desk and you can take it to your room as needed. I feel like that's the best thing to do in this day and age. Breakfast is delicious no matter what you eat. Personally, I recommend the freshly baked bread. I had a well-balanced breakfast. There's a convenience store right in front of it, and it's about a 5-minute walk from Hamamatsu Station, so it's great to have a hotel right next to the station if you want to eat or drink.

In Japan, you can actually stay in a hotel that costs just over 100 RMB, and it's right next to the train station. It's no different from an ordinary Japanese-style express hotel. The room is small, but it has everything you need.

I had a very pleasant stay. I was upgraded to the room and told me in advance that I was free for breakfast, saying, ”I will stay for group guests.” Also, I took a bath on the top floor twice at night and in the morning, but I had everything I needed, and it seemed that the timing was good, so I put it in a chartered state. It seems that the amenities such as shampoo are replaced by men and women, and this is the first time that a hotel has been so nice. I think that the woman's bath has an electronic lock, and this is also a point that can be relieved. Breakfast is a set menu instead of a buffet, and I think it would be better to prepare for the number of people with less food loss, so I would have liked this. When I asked for a transfer to Hamamatsu station in the morning, the driver asked me which one should be the north exit or the south exit, and sent me to the south exit near the Shinkansen ticket gate. It may be difficult to have a large suitcase because it is a little far from the station, but I had a comfortable stay that exceeded that amount.

When I asked in advance, ”Is it possible to change to something that is easy for children to eat?”, I was grateful that I changed it to a child lunch-style meal. Also, because there was a child, the restaurant was prepared in the private room, and it was relaxed and the meal was able to be done. The family room was like an old good inn room, but it was cleaned or well equipped and equipped with what was needed. My child liked Pal Pal and went to play for two days, but it was helpful to use the parking lot before check-in and after check-out. Pal Pal is a short walk from the inn. It was a perfect inn for family.

Spacious clean corner room and comfortable beds, nice and friendly staff, great lake view, good half board meals, excellent onsen, third time stay, will come back again for sure. The only netgetative thing is small bathroom.

Everything was actually really good, but this hotel was so old it couldn’t feel comfortable or clean despite best efforts. Location was great - 2 min walk from Hamamatsu Station. Staff was kind and let us check in just slightly before 3pm. Amenities were super for what you pay. Free evening curry, 1 draft beer and decent breakfast spread. Big letdown was the room - peeling wallpaper, stained carpets, no aircon (only heater), mold in bathroom crevices of vent. I think housekeeping is probably good and the room is fundamentally well-cleaned, but the old infrastructure just makes everything feel dingy. I feel bad as I feel the hotel is trying its best, but despite the amenities mentioned, I will never stay at this hotel again.