We had a good stay at this hotel, the rooms are a bit dated and there are limited options in the complex, apart from the hotel restaurants, two of which are closed. Comfortable rooms with magnificent views. Concierge was unable to book a trip to the Yamaha museum, which seemed strange.

What i DID NOT LIKE was, i paid so much money for the air conditioner not to work properly and it was hot inside the room. also, it promotes POOL for customers but you have to pay for the pool 2000 yen everytime you use. this is not good. I also asked for another room because it was hot, and the staff did not want to change my room becuase the hotel was full.

good place to stay at Hamamatsu with nice views and prime location but the facility is fairly outdated. As the elevator going really slow for the one going up to 40 stories, and water from shower being too insufficient to call it adequate.

This is my favorite place stay when visiting Hamamatsu. It is very convenient to the station, shopping, and restaurants. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. I recently stayed 10 nights and my only negative is there are no self-service laundry facilities onsite for guests.

We paid a very reasonable rate for a room with a queen size bed on a higher floor with an excellent view. The hotel check in was easy and all staff were courteous and helpful during our tay. We even booked in room massages that were very good. We came for the kite festival and booked this hotel because it had good reviews and is located right next to the Hamamatsu train station.

We got upgraded to a bigger room and was welcomed by a paranomic view. The hotel location is just 8mins walk to the Hamamatsu station. Amenities were a 9/10 due to the fact that we are provided those small bottles of shampoo, body lotion etc which may not be so environmental friendly.

Very good service

The hotel is conveniently located close to the JR Hamamatsu station and the bus terminal. The staff was friendly and quick to support. The interior of the hotel has a sort of regal, grandiose and mid 1990s decor. The room I stayed in was reasonably large, 1 king size bed, but the furniture, electronics and bathroom is a bit dated when compare to some of the contemporary hotels in Tokyo and Kyoto. I didn’t try the restaurants in the hotel as there were many eating options around the hotel.