Hamamatsu as a city is very laidback and quiet.. amidst it the hotel is perfect for a stay.. the staff is courteous and friendly.. usage of keys to open rooms is a turn off feature. breakfast was good for non veggies..hope they include more variety for vegetarians.. room size was decent enough for 2 people. however, if ur carrying huge... More

For a modern traveler staying in chain hotels tends to blend one hotel into the next. For such a guest, this hotel will be a revelation. Yes, there are points where you miss the modern amenities like for e.g. using a key is not exactly fun. But, the old world charm of this hotel more than makes up for it.... More

The Hotel lobby isnt impressive. The glass lift has the view of every floor of the hotel. There is a atrium at level 2 where the cafe is located, and a place to hold private function/event. The atrium is more impressive than the lobby. Generally the room is spacious, clean and quiet BUT not modern and comtemporary. Key is used... More

Nice room. Good restaurants. Super quiet. Would recommend Chitose-cho are nearby for lot of great bars and restaurants....my favorite bar is Daruchuu Great rates on this hotel paid about ¥8800 per night.

I really enjoyed my stay at the Grand Hotel in Hamamatsu. My company arranged my stay and the rooms were lovely, clean, and modern.

We booked this online and got quite a decent deal - about 9000 yen for a double. The hotel has all the usual bells and whistles - several restaurants, wireless internet, bellhops, etc. After being shown to our room, we found that it was a smoking room and was too fragrant for our liking. After complaining at the front desk,... More