3-Star Hotels in Hamamatsu

It's really close to the station and very convenient. There's also a convenience store nearby. They offer one free drink during happy hour, and they have a wide selection of alcoholic beverages. They also have soft drinks. The amenity bar has some decent bath salts. There's a large public bath, which is small, but it was larger than it looked in the pictures. It was during the Obon period, but when I arrived at 7pm, there was no one there, so we had the place to ourselves. The room had a lovely combination of wallpaper and curtains. Breakfast was served in a bright venue with the morning sun streaming in, which was very pleasant. There was a wide variety of items to choose from. It's an exciting hotel with many rental items. The staff worked very hard.

The hotel was very close to the station, which was great. I also liked that the single rooms were more spacious than those in other chain hotels. As it was a long holiday weekend, breakfast was a bit crowded, so I recommend going with plenty of time.

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.

The hotel is opposite Hamamatsu Station, just a few minutes' walk following Google Maps. Free luggage storage is available. There are self-service laundry machines and dryers on the 2nd floor, but only one set is available, so there might be a queue for laundry in the evening. The room is large enough for one person. You need to give your room key to the front desk when you leave and pick it up again when you return. There are self-service water dispensers and coffee machines in the lobby on the 1st floor.

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.

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.

The staff's attitude when I checked in was so nice that it touched my heart. Even though there was still time before check-in, they processed my request first and kindly let me store my luggage ^^ The building is a little old, but has a certain charm. I wasn't able to use the breakfast, but I would like to try it next time!

The all-you-can-eat eel was amazing! There was a wide variety of buffet options for both breakfast and dinner, so I was really satisfied. The baths were also wonderful, with a spectacular view.

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.