Hotel Hamatsu

Hotel Hamatsu

Hotel Hamatsu stands in a very central location, just a short taxi ride from Koriyama Station - the transport hub of Fukushima Prefecture. Hotel Hamatsu's front desk is open 24-hours a day, and there is an on-site restaurant, which makes the hotel a very comfortable, convenient place to stay when traveling in the prefecture.

Venue Details

Venue Details
Websitehttps://www.hotel-hamatsu.co.jp/(Automated translation available)
Contact

Hotel Hamatsu

(+81) 24-935-1111

https://www.hotel-hamatsu.co.jp/contact/

ParkingFree parking available for overnight guests. Spaces for 250 cars and 10 large buses.
Related infoOn-site facilities:
Meeting rooms, beauty salon, restaurant, lobby, tea room, photo studio. 24-hour front desk and room service available. Free Wi-Fi and LAN in all guest rooms.
Accommodation details

Capacity: 90 rooms (127 guests)

Room styles: Single, twin, double, and suite rooms. Suite rooms are available in both western and Japanese style.

Check in / Check out: From 2:00 PM / Until 12:00 PM

Meals: Japanese or western-style breakfasts available.

Pets: No

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Access Details
AccessToramaru-machi 3-18, Koriyama City, Fukushima Pref. 963-8578
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Getting there

By Car: 15 min drive from the Koriyama I.C. exit off the Tohoku Expressway

By Train: 5 min taxi ride from the west exit of Koriyama Sta.

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