Melhores hotéis 5 estrelas em Hamamatsu

I started visiting Okura hotel in Hamamatsu since March 2010 and this hotel and its wonderful staff has always been consistent in delivering exceptionally wonderful service. The hotel is located strategically next to Hamamatsu train station which makes it very convenient to get to. Act City Mall is located next to the hotel and it’s a convenient place to shop. There’s also many restaurants and bars which are located not more then 10 minutes walk from the hotel. If you get a view at one of the higher floors, you will get an awesome view of Hamamatsu city. There are many restaurants in the hotel as well as the complex where the hotel is located. The hotel is decorated with music themes and I like how the elevator has Chopin’s music notes on it. Exceptionally classy and beautiful hotel!

オリエンタルルームに宿泊。ダイワロイヤルの和洋室は似てると思います。ただ、最上階にあり、広い窓から一日中陽がはいるし、エアコンが古い？のか、一斉に管轄しているようで、冷房、ドライなどの機能がなく、大浴場から帰ると暑くて暑くて💦温度を下げても暑かったです。これはどうにもならないのかな（笑） レストランは最高に美味かったです。一日目は、日本料理のコース（真ん中ランク）二日目は中華料理のコースを食べました。どちらも、良いタイミングで料理が出てくるので、ゆったりと美味しくいただきました。中華料理では、料理長が各テーブルを回って、挨拶に来てくれました。フランス料理は食べる機会が無かったのですが、最上階で夜景を見ながらゆったりと食事出来ると思います。朝食のバイキングは、ツアー客も一緒なので少々混雑しています。先に席を取ることをお勧めします。お箸とおしぼりを置いてた人が、ツアー客のおばちゃんに席を取られてモメてました（笑）分かり易いものを置いておきましょうネ！品数が沢山ありましたが、ライブキッチンでは、目玉焼きだけでオムレツはありません。あとゆかりのオムスビを握ってくれます。最上階のフレンチの横に予約制の少しお高い朝食があったようです。ランチもホテルで取りましたが、最高でした！カフェも広々としてよかったです。近所に住んでいたら、再々ランチに利用したと思います（笑） 大浴場の絶えずスタッフが清掃しているし、挨拶も気持ちよくしてくれました。ショップも朝７時からオープンしているので、早い出発の人には便利かも。

家族で浜名湖を観に来てふらっと立ち寄りました。少し小腹が満たせれば…くらいの軽い気持ちで行ったのですが、ご飯もデザートもおいしかったです！ 器とかもオシャレで、楽しかった✨ 何とも、スタッフの方の対応が良かったです😌 軽食と食事の場所の違いを理解できていなかったのですが、何度も嫌な顔ひとつせず、丁寧にご説明いただいた上、ご案内までしていただきました。 （小さい子もいたのですが、OKしていただきました✨嬉しかった…！） 今度は、ゆっくり泊まりに来たいです！

Use a triple room. It feels like a luxury hotel in Showa. The good thing is that the parking lot is right in front of you and it is free. The staff is also polite. The room is large. It is cleaned cleanly. It was on a hill and on a high floor, so the scenery is wonderful. Breakfast was also very delicious with my own seasoning. The bad thing is that it looks like a historic hotel, so it can't be helped, but I noticed it was old everywhere. Is the mattress coffee? stains. The bath is full of mold with tile grooves. When the drain is clogged and you are taking a shower, it accumulates from your feet. The whole room is dark even if all the lights are turned on. However, I think the cospa is a good person. There was breakfast for 3 people and it was a little over 20,000.

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.

My family and I stayed at the Hotel Concorde for 5 days in August, and we enjoyed a lovely and very memorable experience during our stay. The lobby is very big, but furniture and decor is a little dated and could do with an eventual renovation. A good front desk/reception staff is the hallmark of a great hotel. As non-Japanese visitors to a less frequented area of Japan, we expected to have some difficulties communicating in Hamamatsu. Though this was largely the case, we were pleasantly surprised at the lengths hotel staff would go to in order to ensure we had a good experience. We arrived at around noon, earlier than the supposed 3pm check-in time. Our luggage from Tokyo had been sent via luggage delivery service, and the front desk informed us that all our luggage would be kept securely in the room and would be available upon check-in. We passed the time in the hotel restaurant - understandably, some staff could not understand us at first but made every possible effort to try and communicate with us. The hotel restaurant (which also serves daily buffet breakfast, lunch, and à la carte dinner) had a decent selection and we found it sufficient for our needs. Upon check-in at 3pm, we received complimentary water bottles and a single physical key to our room. Unfortunately, this is the only key, making staying in a room with other people a little inconvenient. Elevators are fast and frequent, offering access to coin laundry, food and beverage vending machines, ice machines, an unagi and a Japanese restaurant, as well as guest rooms. An amenity station is provided at the entrance to each floor, where guests can help themselves to instant tea and coffee, toiletries, and even a clothing press. Rooms are basic but clean and practical. Adapters are provided upon request. There are robes and slippers within the drawers, a bag for dirty towels, and tea bags. One feature my family appreciated was a laundry status channel on the television, in which guests can see which laundry machines are in use, and how much time each has left. Our room had an amazing view of the Hamamatsu City Hall and the Hamamatsu Castle. The housekeeping schedule can be variable - there was one day where the maids were just getting started on our room at 3pm. However, cleaning seems to be fast and efficient. In terms of location, we eventually settled on the Hotel Concorde due to its proximity to a friend's apartment. It is about a 15-minute walk from the Hamamatsu train station. A Family Mart is located just across the street, and there is a beautiful Starbucks location in the Hamamatsu Castle park. Taxis don't seem to pass by the area too often, but hotel staff can always make a call for you. Though there isn't a large selection of restaurants nearby, most locations are within a 10-minute walk. I want to highlight and commend the efforts of the front desk staff. Despite the large language barrier, each person was friendly and welcoming, greeting us whenever we passed by the l

Visited for the first time in a while. As always, this hotel is child-friendly and offers preferential treatment everywhere. The staff's response was also good. Various events are held, including prizes drawn by lottery. This time it was Universal Stay. It still feels far away. Barrier-free with separate toilet and bath. The bathrooms are usually spacious and easy to use. The air conditioner is also working well. The public bath, which can be used by day-trippers, is generally clean. The washing area still has a time-stop faucet. The hot springs are a little hot. To my surprise, the Daedarabotchi hot spring was closed. It would not be an exaggeration to say that one-fourth of the charm of the inn has now disappeared. I would like to see a remodel of an open air space that is rarely used to create a jacuzzi and carbonated spring. Since there is no hot water at Daidarabotchi, the next day we went to the public bath exclusively for guests. There is also a time-stop faucet in the washing area. What's more, the shower takes less time to run than the time-stop faucets in the public baths that day visitors can use. As expected, this is tough. The hot springs are transparent. The public bath that day visitors can use is brown, but why is it different? Even though it's the same source. Dinner has a wide variety of menus as usual. The grilled eel and beef steak were delicious, and when I counted the number of plates, I ate exactly the same amount. The dessert was also delicious. The breakfast was a bit underwhelming considering the number of items, but the pizza was delicious and the desserts were decent, so I have no complaints. So, although it was a shame that the hot springs at Daidarabotchi were no longer available, I felt that it was an excellent hotel in an almighty sense. I would like the price to be reduced to compensate for the lack of hot water at Daidarabotchi.

With a stay at Hamanako Wanwan Paradise Hotel in Hamamatsu (Nishi Ward), you'll be steps from Lake Hamana and Hamamatsu City Zoo. This ryokan is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Hamamatsu Flower Park and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Hamanako Palpal Theme Park.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as hot springs.You can enjoy a meal at the restaurant serving the guests of Hamanako Wanwan Paradise Hotel, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 40 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, bidets, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

With a stay at Hotel Harvest Hamanako in Hamamatsu (Kita Ward), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Lake Hamana and Hamanako Palpal Theme Park. This resort is 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Atsuta Shrine and 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from Inohanako Shrine.Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an indoor pool, an outdoor tennis court, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional amenities at this resort include complimentary wireless internet access and wedding services. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the complimentary area shuttle.Satisfy your appetite with Japanese cuisine at La Maree, one of the resort's 2 restaurants. Full breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 120 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The renovated bath is a simple alkaline spring of pH9.6 and it is pleasant. As soon as you enter, you can see that it is an alkaline spring because the body is null. It was a good spring quality that was not inferior to Gero Suimeikan (pH9.2). I don't know about other services and dishes because I don't stay.