Hotel Crown Palace Hamamatsu Deluxe Twin Room

Hamamatsu City, despite being less prominent than Shizuoka City where the prefectural office is located, boasts a larger population, greater urban competitiveness, and a wider variety of tourist attractions. However, neither city is served by the Nozomi Shinkansen. On the first and second days, after completing the Nagoya itinerary by 9 PM, I head to Hamamatsu around 10 PM to check in. The hotel is conveniently connected to Hamamatsu Station via an underground passage. I am assigned a Deluxe Twin Room on the top floor, the 13th, which offers a stunning view of Hamamatsu Station and Act City. After checking in, I fall asleep while enjoying the night view. The next morning, I wake up, freshen up, and spend about 10 minutes gazing out the window at the scenery. I then head to breakfast, which includes Shizuoka-style oden and Hamamatsu gyoza. Unfortunately, Hamamatsu eel is not on the menu. After breakfast, I check out. Before boarding the Shinkansen to Shizuoka at noon, I leave my luggage at the hotel and take a bus to visit Hamamatsu Starbucks, a round trip that takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Even if it rains, the convenience of the underground passage to the station makes the journey hassle-free. Thank you.