Hotel dekat Shimo-Kawai Station, Hamamatsu

It was quiet and comfortable. I came by car, but it was a little far from the station and had good access. As expected, it was December 29th, the end of the year, so all the restaurants were fully booked. Next time I'll come when it's less crowded.

The access from the station was good and I had a comfortable stay. It was a plan without meals, but the breakfast buffet was added later. The breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of local products. The room key was a normal key type, but there was no problem. Although free Wi-Fi is flying, I couldn't find the guide, so I checked with the front desk and there was no particular password. Shampoo, body soap, etc. were the type to replenish the equipment, so recently, there are troublesome customers who mix various things, so I used what I brought. I hesitated to use the slippers because they are not disposable, they are made of mesh material, and they don't feel like they can be wiped off easily. Guidance in the room and at the front desk is minimal, but if you ask, they will respond properly, so I don't think there will be any particular problems.

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.

I loved this place - directly across the street from May One, Entetsu, Act City, and the station, the location was great, and the service and facilities were impeccable for the price. Breakfast was simple but filling and healthy, they have an on-site public bath (small, but nice), and nice lounges to hang out in, I just very much enjoyed my 2-night stay. I will stay here again. I met some local friends and told them that they should recommend it to friends/family who might visit.

The location is very convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Hamamatsu Station. The breakfast is also rich and varied. I will choose this place again next time I go on a business trip. It is worth recommending.

The inn was located in a complex building, and was a combination of a spa and a manga cafe. Because it's near the station, there are many restaurants nearby, and the building I'm in has a food court and fast food restaurants on the first floor, so it was convenient. The inside of the building was new and kept clean. The common space is large and there is plenty of work space, you can read manga, and you can also take a bath in the hot springs and sauna. The sliding door of the cabin-type room did not have a lock, but a sensor key on a wristband was required to enter the living area, and the desk in the room also had a dial locker to store valuables. It was attached. Also, it seemed like you could use the large locker if you got the key from the front desk. Inside the hotel, you can only use the spa (no overnight stay), and it seemed like young locals were also using it, but I didn't feel it was noisy in the common spaces, and the living spaces were quiet. What I would like to see improved is the staff's response and guidance at check-in. At check-in, I was told my room number and that I needed a key to enter and exit the living area, but there was no map of the building at the front desk, and I was told that there was a guide to the building in the back and a detailed guide to my room, so please take a look. ”, and the front staff immediately started chatting with each other. For first-time users, even if you are told that there is a guide to the inside of the building ”in the back”, there is no way to point out or guide you as to where that ”back” actually is, so you have to look for the information board in your room. It took a while to find it. I think it would be good to have the facility usage guide read in a file in the room, but at least the front desk could use a map of the facility to show you where the front desk is, where the room is, and how to get to the room. I think it's better. I think there is a lot of room for improvement in the front desk's job of neglecting customer service and increasing the time for chatting between staff members. Although there was some inconvenience with the reception at check-in, the reception at the front desk at check-out and the cleaning staff at the time of using the hotel were very polite and pleasant.

I stayed here on a business trip, and it was convenient because it was close to Hamamatsu Station. The room was pretty clean and there were no particular issues. It was convenient to be able to leave my luggage in a locker.

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.

Hamamatsu is very small, and the water torii is worth watching the sunset. It is very close to Hamamatsu Station, and there are many places to eat nearby, including many eel rice dishes and Hamamatsu dumplings. The bed is quite comfortable, but you can hear the sound of trains in the middle of the night because it is close to the station. There is 24-hour coffee and tea at the front desk

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.