Hamamatsu Hotels with Breakfast

Lots of good, one bad for me that really impacted the score. Rooms are recently refurbished, large spacious and well equipped. USB-C sockets everywhere, along with all the expected toiletries that most other hotels stopped providing a while back - vanity kit, hair bands, sewing kit, razor, etc. etc. Beds are hard and pillows too soft but this is normal for Japan. What really killed it for me was an unknown, unwritten surcharge for use of the onsen (public bath), swimming pool and gym. Not only was this an additional 1650yen per person, but this is a per-day fee and the same for a child irrespective of age. To top it off the swimming pool was out of action due to maintenance all 4 nights we stayed, and the onsen itself holds 4 only and has a single hot bath and has yet to be refurbished to any kind of standard equivalent to the rooms. This soured the entire experience adding an additional 3300x4 fee to our stay. I wouldn't normally pay but this was a trip I'd promised my son for some time and he adores onsen. So how could I let him down?

We stayed in a twin room with our three children. It was very clean and there was a large public bath, so we had a relaxing and comfortable stay. There is an affiliated parking lot and also a paid parking lot nearby. The location is good and the station is close. Breakfast was delicious! Happy hour was also great! I would like to stay here again.

I had a wonderful stay during my trip! The location was scenic and peaceful, perfect for unwinding. The accommodations were comfortable and clean, with friendly staff always ready to help. The overall atmosphere made it a relaxing and enjoyable experience. I would definitely recommend staying here!

I used this hotel for a business trip. The room didn't feel cramped, and I was able to relax comfortably while watching TV. If I had to mention a drawback, it would be the location, which is far from the station, and the lack of a nearby convenience store. The amenities were plentiful and good, and the breakfast selection was extensive, so I was glad I chose the breakfast-included option.

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.

I arrived at the hotel very early that day. I was assigned a large room on a high floor with a living room facing the lake – the view was absolutely fantastic! The room was very clean, and the air conditioning was just right; there were even two air conditioners, which is rare in Japan. It was wonderful to have a room to myself. I would definitely stay here again if I visit Mutenjima Station next time. The only downside was the limited selection at the buffet breakfast.

Lake view hotel, the view is very good. The big bath is also very good, there are paid drinks and free popsicles at the exit. There is grilled salmon for dinner buffet. There is an elevator in the cockroach, and you need to wait during the peak check-out period.

It is good to be close to the station. The building and the room feel old, but I was able to stay without problems. The TV in the room was new and wall-mounted type. I wanted to use HDMI and I was grateful.

We booked in October for our family of three, hoping to enjoy the view of Lake Hamana and explore the surrounding area at the end of the year. The weather was beautiful, the view from our hotel room window was beautiful, and the room was larger than we expected, allowing three adults to relax comfortably. We had requested parking, so we were able to easily bring our luggage in. We ended up going out a bit late in the evening, but the large public bath was open until midnight, so we were able to enjoy a relaxing soak. It's conveniently located near the station. The hotel is a little old, and there weren't many electrical outlets, so I'm giving it four stars. The staff were all very kind, and I'd definitely like to stay here again.

This hotel is truly a gem! Having visited Japan so many times, this is the first time I've been greeted with a fire starter by a hotel. It was so heartwarming. The room layout is much more efficient than others; there's a place to hang clothes, shoes, and bags near the entrance, and the bathroom door opens outwards. They offer free eel rice balls and sake every day. They genuinely bow until the elevator doors close every time we get on the elevator. Their thoughtfulness is truly evident.