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Okura Act City Hotel Hamamatsu is directly connected to JR Hamamatsu Station (East Exit) via a moving walkway, just a 3-minute walk away. It is a group Hotel of Hotel Okura, renowned for welcoming distinguished guests from around the world. This 45-story high-rise city Hotel offers spacious guest rooms with panoramic views—depending on the direction—of Mt. Fuji, the Southern Alps, and the Enshu-nada coastline. The Hotel has 322 guest rooms in total, including an Upper Premium Floor on the higher levels for an elevated stay. On-site facilities include restaurants as well as meeting and banquet venues of various sizes.

All rooms are dog-friendly, with no breed or size restrictions— a lakeside resort where you can stay together with your beloved dog at all times. Enjoy a full range of Facilities for your stay, including three indoor and outdoor dog runs and a photo studio. Relax in the Onsen overlooking Lake Hamana, and savor kaiseki cuisine featuring the local bounty unique to this area. Take in the magnificent views of Lake Hamana and enjoy a carefree getaway that lets you truly unwind with your dog.

A Resort Hotel located just a 2-minute walk from JR Bentenjima Station, surrounded by Lake Hamana and the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy a perfect location and delicious Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients. Relax in the large public bath, the only place where you can fully experience Bentenjima Onsen, while overlooking Lake Hamana and the grand torii gate of Bentenjima. Choose your Room from ocean view or train view, both offering a stunning view of Lake Hamana. During the summer, enjoy the outdoor pool or swimming in the sea right in front of the hotel. In winter, marvel at the magical scenery of the sunset sinking into the torii gate. Throughout the year, you can enjoy the sparkling sea during the day, the crimson hues of the ocean at dusk, and the starry sky and illuminated torii gate at night. No matter how many times you visit, there is always something to enjoy.