Family-friendly Hotels in Hamamatsu

Close to the train station, although it has a bit of history. But the room is large, comfortable and hygienic. It is well-equipped, and the most outstanding thing is the large window in the room. The scenery is comparable to the sightseeing bay in a big city. You can see the entire Hamamatsu City in the distance. From sunrise to sunset, it is very gorgeous.

It's an old hotel, so there are inevitable signs of age... but it seems like they're maintaining it in their own way. It was nice that there was a separate smoking area so I didn't have to go far to smoke.

Very satisfied. Clean and well-equipped. Quiet, convenient for shopping, duty-free shops. Buffet on the first floor. The best choice for accommodation in Hamamatsu.

The view from the room was the best with ocean view. Especially the sunset is beautiful. It is well cleaned and you can spend your time comfortably. The hot springs were comfortable and I felt like a resort. It is also recommended to take a morning bath and take a walk on the beach in front of the hotel.

It is close to the south exit of Hamamatsu Station and has excellent access. Check-in is done using an automated machine, which was a little tedious to enter information into, but I managed it without any problems. The room is of standard business hotel specifications. The breakfast menu had many elaborate and creative dishes, and I thought that the standard fare would have been fine, but the food was delicious.

I had no inconveniences. It felt clean. The facilities were old but not a problem. The hair dryer was from SALONIA and was very good. It was close to the station and there was a roof just a short distance away, so it wasn't a problem even when it was raining. There was also a convenience store just a short distance away.

The parking lot is large and easy to park in. It takes about 20-30 minutes by car from Hamamatsu Station, so it's a bit far to get there by public transport (though there seems to be a shuttle bus from the nearest station). The Japanese-style room hasn't been renovated, so it's a bit old, but it didn't bother me that much. The bathroom and toilet are a bit old, but I didn't use the bathroom because I used the large public bath, so it didn't bother me. The futon was self-service, but I thought it would be nice if they would do it for you. I think it would be especially difficult for families to do it. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of food and was delicious. The venue was crowded, but we were able to get a seat because it was a ticket system. The other venue we used was empty, which was nice if it wasn't a hassle to carry the food to the venue.

Chosen a non-smoking twin room. The room was spacious enough to open two big laugaue cases. Room are quite and beds are comfort. Shopping Malls and supermarket nearby. There is a carpark in the Hotel. If you don't drive, about 10 minutes walk to JR station or 600 yen of taxi fee or take al bus. We liked the welcome drinks bar very much, 24 hours open and self-service. Imagine that drinking a glass of cold drink after a walk in a very hot day, satisfactory.