Hamamatsu Hotels with Wifi

"We recently stayed at this charming new hotel conveniently located just a short walk from the heart of the city, and it turned out to be one of the most pleasant surprises of our trip. One of the things we appreciated most was the value for money — the room rates were very reasonable, especially considering the location and what was included. If you're driving, parking is no issue at all. There’s a parking area right behind the hotel, and the front desk offers discount coupons to help reduce the cost — a small touch that goes a long way. What made this hotel especially ideal for us was how easy it was to explore the city on foot. From the hotel, we walked to the Musical Instrument Museum and visited several other nearby attractions without needing to move the car. After a half day of exploring, we simply drove about 10 minutes to reach Yamaha Innovation Road, which was another highlight of our trip. While the hotel is on the smaller side, it never felt cramped. In fact, it gave off a cozy, boutique vibe that made our stay feel personal and welcoming. The breakfast was simple but satisfying, and their signature dish — the grilled eel fried rice — was absolutely delicious. It’s a must-try if you’re staying here! The hotel also provides thoughtful amenities, including yukata robes, quality shampoo and soap, and even a humidifier in the room — perfect for keeping the air comfortable during dry seasons. Throughout our stay, the staff went above and beyond to make us feel at home. They were attentive, warm, and always ready to help with a smile. Whether it was providing local recommendations or helping with parking, their service truly stood out. All in all, this hotel offered a blend of convenience, comfort, and heartfelt hospitality. If you're visiting the area and want a peaceful base with easy access to city attractions, excellent service, and that rare feeling of being genuinely welcomed — this is the place. We’d gladly stay here again."

"Cool hotel in Hamamatsu, music hotel, delicious breakfasts. Lots of restaurants. Large, stylish rooms with a view of the entire city. I strongly recommend. Wi-Fi is good."

"Not far from the Shinkansen, the location is good, suitable for transit and rest, clean and neat, no odor, suitable for traveling alone,"

"This was our first trip together since our honeymoon, and we went to Hamamatsu for the first time in 30 years to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. We stayed at your hotel and had a very meaningful, enjoyable, and relaxing time. Thank you very much."

"Hamamatsu Castle is visible from the window. It's a luxury hotel with an old-fashioned feel, but it feels more like a classic than a dated building. The front desk staff didn't speak English, but they were kind enough to use a translator."

"It just changed hands and renovated in July this year. It is very new and clean. You can have free drinks (no limit on the number of cups) from 5 to 7 pm, and free eel rice balls from 8 to 10 pm. The service is also very friendly. High cost performance, recommended to stay☺️"

"The location is incredibly convenient, with a Family Mart and a restaurant right downstairs, and the station just next door. Even for those driving, parking is available at a reasonable 1000 yen per day. The hotel rooms are also spacious, comfortable, and very clean. It would be absolutely perfect if the price were just a little bit lower."

"The room is larger than other hotels, the price is reasonable, and it is close to the subway station and large shopping malls, which is very convenient. The check-in procedures at the counter are fast and the lobby is spacious. Very convenient. But overall it's older, and so are the rooms. The environment is good, the breakfast is rich in variety, I forgot to take photos, and the room facilities are average."

"We were assigned an older room that was in dire need of an upgrade. The peeling wallpaper, fraying tatami mat, and sinking mattress made for an uncomfortable stay. The breakfast was decent, but if you're staying for a few days, I suggest rotating your choices, as the offerings remained practically the same throughout our three-day stay. The happy hour at the lounge was crowded, yet it featured a good selection of alcohol, which was a nice perk. However, there isn’t much to explore in the vicinity of the hotel unless you are driving. For a more enjoyable experience, try booking one of the newly renovated rooms. Otherwise, it might be better to seek accommodation in a more centralized location."

"It was a very good hotel, except for the fact that it was a little bit of a walk from Hamamatsu Station and there were no convenience stores nearby. The staff were polite and kind, and the rooms were clean."