Hamamatsu Marriott Hotel

豪勢な建物でした。 地元の人が結婚式をするためのホテルという感じ。地元産業の車やバイクが飾ってあって興味深かった

改修直前だったためか、やや閑散として暗い感じがしました。 朝食会場に行くにもスタッフ通路のようなところを通らなければならならず、ドアの汚れなどが気になりました。 朝食会場ももう少し明るくて広いほうが気持ちいいなと思いました。 バスカーテンの代わりのアクリルの仕切りが邪魔で使用後にバスタブを軽くシャワーで流すのが、しにくく感じました。

When I booked this stay, the hotel actually had a different name. It was rebranded as a Marriott and had been open for 3 DAYS!!!It was extremely clear to me that Marriott corporate saw a very cheap and old building in a small city and jumped at the chance to renovate the property. And I am very glad they did. The building houses the Hungarian Consulate, art displays, model cars... the type of thing you would see in a mini mall. There was even a gazebo set up for wedding ceremonies in a completely empty void of a space were all the hotel rooms faced inward to hallway style balconies. None of this is bad, I promise you. It made for a nice walk. Multiple foreign staff members, as in, non-japanese to accommodate all the non-japanese speakers. Very smooth check in. We are escorted to the room, learn a bit about the hotel, get called ma'am a few dozen times. Very nice. Our room was stunning. Beautiful design, lovely bathroom, a giant tv that turns on as you walk in. Everything was new since it was only 3 days old. The beds, so soft and deep, but not from overuse oh no, this is what expensive bedding is actually like. We did a bit of a jump test and my friend barely moved. Fantastically soft, like sleeping on a cloud. David Martel (pronounced frenchly) greets us at the M Club lounge on the top floor. This fantastic Canadian man booked us a restaurant reservation (not his job technically), put up with my excessive conversation and took very good care of us. I bothered him multiple times a day, as the lounge provides free flowing liquor and apps for Marriott members. The room price pays for itself when you are pouring yourself doubles and chardonnays. At some point I found myself just looking for him. Charismatic staff like that are hard to find. Take note Marriott Corporate!! Also free parking!! AND YOU CAN SEE Mt.FUJI from the M LOUNGE!!!

As of May 4, 2026, this hotel is BRAND NEW and while everything is shiny, that doesn't mean it was problem free. We first enter the hotel and are asked to wait to check in, despite the check in counters being available. We went back outside to park and just went straight to the counter when we returned. Of our two room keys, one of them didn't work. Easy fix, happens all the time. The room was newly wallpapered and floored, but said flooring was "soft", as in, perhaps it was covering up another laminate floor or even carpet? It scuffed immediately, and had black marks from our shoes the moment we walked in. Not really that big of a deal, but more for the staff to clean. And on the subject of cleaning, each room has a unique lighting/doorbell system that shows you when a room is requesting cleaning. We left our room before 10, left the "please clean" light on and returned to a room that was untouched after 5pm. I can reuse my towel, still not a big deal to me personally. I turn off the "please clean" light, we go to dinner, return after 8:30 and the beds are turned down, but no new towels or any other cleaning done. Meh. M Lounge and breakfast buffet were both open but had slightly different offerings. I am an orange juice lady, but it was only available in the buffet area.

Hotel wordt gerenoveerd, gevoel dat we helemaal alleen waren. Gigantisch gebouw erg mooi lijkt het te worden. Kamer die wij hadden 40 m2 helemaal prima bedden lagen erg goed.

Niks wij waren op doorreis verbleven maar een nacht