Hotels near Hachiman Shrine, Mori

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It is a new and clean building in a hotel located in front of the station. The parking lot is on the back side beyond the track, so it is close by foot, but it takes about 10 minutes by car. If you go by car, it is recommended to stop in front of the hotel and then move to the parking lot after receiving the explanation. The room was small but new and clean, and the water pressure of the hot water was good. It seems to be a business hotel, so if you can choose, the room away from the elevator is recommended. If you stay in the front room, you can hear the voice guide at the arrival of the elevator. There was a public bus and it was good to put it in the foot. It was a little disappointing that I couldn't use it because I had a large powder room at present. There was a little trouble about the parking fee, but I was very polite in the exchange by the phone. The hotel that responds firmly at such a time can stay with peace of mind. I will do it here if I go nearby again.

I had a job in fukuroi city and stayed here. Close to national Route 1, access to Iwata city and fukuroi city is good, and there are restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel, very convenient location ^_^ There is also a large bath in artificial hot springs, which healed the fatigue of work! There were coin laundry, vending machines and restaurants, and the staff were polite and nice. The room is a bit small but clean and clean. It is a recommended hotel if you stay overnight.

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

The hotel’s Hamamatsu Station is less than 15 minutes’ walk away. Hotel health and service are very good

This price is great near the station. It is simple, but there is a minimum necessary. It is relatively clean and has no smell. The smoking space on the first floor is not smelly. The coffee server on the first floor has a paper cup with a lid and cannot spill even if it is carried to the room. The front desk is not bad, but it is not professional. There is no switch of the ventilation fan in the unit bus, and the humidity is swamped. Because of that, it is relatively beautiful, but there is a little black mold. Overall, the cospa is good and the hotel is good for sightseeing and Viginas.

I used it when I stayed at a drinking party. The rooms and corridor lobby are beautiful in the newly opened hotel. There was a restaurant ＆ bar on the 1st floor, but it was closed due to the influence of Corona. I would like to expect an early resumption. The room is a good size, but I felt that the toilet and bathtub were a little small. Body soap and shampoo are provided on the wall, but some amenities will be brought from the side of the front desk as much as you need. The parking lot is affiliated with the adjacent multi-storey car park, so you will be parked there. It is a good hotel to use because it is close to the downtown area.

It was an inn in a complex building, and it was a facility like a spa and a cartoon cafe. Because it was near the station, there were many restaurants around, and it was convenient to have a food court and fast food shop in 1F of the building. The hall was new and kept clean. The common space is large and there is plenty of work space, so you can read manga and put it in hot springs and saunas. The sliding door of the cabin type room was not locked, but a sensor key of the wristband was required to enter the living area, and a diamond where valuables could be placed on the living desk. There was a Le-type locker. Also, it seemed that large lockers could be used if you get the key at the front desk. The inside of the building was only available for spa (no accommodation), and it felt like local young children were also using it, but it didn't feel noisy in the shared space, and the living space was quiet. The point that I want to improve is the staff's response guide at check-in. At check-in, I was told that the room number and the entrance and exit of the living area required a key, but there was no guide map in the hall at the front desk, ”There is a guide in the hall in the back and a detailed guide to the room. Please look at it.” The front desk staff immediately started talking with each other. For those who use it for the first time, even if it was said that there was a guide in the hall ”in the back”, it was not a pointer or a guide to where the ”inner” was actually, so I searched for a guide board. It took me a while to find my room. I think it's good to have you read the information on the use of the building in the file in the living room, but at least use the information map in the building at the front desk, ”the location of the front room, the route to the room” I think it's better to have you guide me. I think there is a lot of room for improvement as a front desk job to neglect the response of the customer and increase the time to talk between the staff. There was inconvenience in responding at check-in, but the response of the front desk at check-out and the cleaning staff at the time of use in the building were very polite and pleasant.