Hiroshima Hotels

The best hotel I’ve stayed in so far during my years visiting Japan. Great for families. Very spacious. Rooms come with a full kitchen, bath tub, shower, couch, dining table and washer/dryer!

Generally convenient and clean.
Lobby always smells good.
Check in and check out all done done digitally and DIY-style.
Fuss free.
Mattress are comfortable.

Amazing hotel.

Yes, this hotel has by far the largest room size during our 11 days in Japan, but the room itself was not well designed.

We truly enjoyed our stay at this hotel.
We are a family of three, and since booking two rooms was more affordable than reserving a triple room, we chose that option.

I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Granvia Hiroshima South Gate.

I had such a peaceful stay at Nipponia Hotel Takehara Saltworks Town. I’ve been wanting to stay at a Nipponia Hotel for a while, and I’m glad this is my first experience.

If you want a severely underrated stay, this is the place for you.

This hotel is great.
The room is spacious with many modern accommodations (including a TV screen projector with various streaming apps).
The room and bathroom are also great.

I accidentally booked the 4ppl room so it’s super spacious for two of us. They got soft serve free flow in the cafe until 4pm and you can get free souvenirs too.

The room is not that big, but is adequate for one person and is kept very clean. Breakfast at the restaurant is not buffet style. There is a choice of Japanese, Western or mixed sets.

Good rooms. A Moderate Double Room — Small but just big enough to find space for 2 cases, and also had 2 easy chairs and a small table. Comfy bed and pillows.

Spent one night here in October. It's about 3 blocks from Hiroshima station, and very inexpensive compared to other hotels in the area. There was a nicely stocked amenity bar in the lobby.

Great hotel that provides exceptional value for money in terms of location and services.

We had a great stay for 1 night in Miyajima. The hotel feels very traditional but at the same time is very foreigner-friendly, with information well provided in English.

We stayed at Miyajima Seaside Hotel and had a pleasant experience. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Room's great, came with a private 1/2 bath. Location's great, further from the busy main streets and provided an alternative and less crowded life of the Otorii.

The ladies running this ryokan were so great. They went out of their way to make us feel comfortable — even heating up our take out. We loved the extensive breakfast provide.

I am really impressed by how helpful the hotel staff are. Special thanks to Ms. Inada for her great assistance to help me on luggage issue.

I really like this hotel. Everything is within walking distance, and the staff is incredibly friendly. There are many attractions nearby and plenty to explore.

I had a great stay at this hotel! The location is perfect—right between the train station and the ferry terminal—making it super convenient for anyone planning to explore the nearby islands.

The hotel is very close to JR-Mihara station, and there is a supermarket right next to it. There are also restaurants in front of the station.

Etajimaso is a lodging facility that opened in the "Seaside Hot Spring Sea" of Etajima City.

The stay in Etajima-so was the highlight of our two-weeks trip to Japan. We intended tended to rest a bit between visiting bigger cities and this was the perfect place to unwind and relax.

I was very surprised by this hotel. On the outside, it looks a bit old and tired. On the inside, the room was fully renovated and very beautiful. It was a luxury experience for a good price.

Tried the Kaga aircraft curry, tasty. They have different curries for each vessel, including submarines. A pamphlet will tell you where to go.

My first time to stay locally at Kure city for the curry festival and realised the high accommodation charge due to public holiday period.

A grand, old fashioned hotel with all the necessary amenities, located at prime location in Kure. It is right next to the Kure train and Bus station, and it is a landmark in its own right.

Recommend to anyone who would like to visit Kure, great hotel with excellent service. The room is clean and the design is fabulous. May have a good time in this place.

Great little hotel, was perfect for our family. The room was very modern and spacious. A drink in the cafe/ bar was a really nice touch. Looking forward to heading back when we visit Kure again.

The hotel looks small from outside. The rooms are upstairs. Location is very close to ferry terminal, 1 minute walk across the terminal.
Room and hotel are very clean and organized.

Very cute Japanese inn held by a super nice Japanese lady. It is very well located next to the ferry terminal. The lady was also willing for us to leave our luggage before checkin time.

We stayed here for 1 night while biking the Shimanami Kaido and this was our favorite hotel during our entire Japan trip.

Fantastic hotel! Great place to calm down and relax. Gorgeous onsen, so beautiful that you don’t want to get out of it. There is also a reading room with very interesting literature.

The rooms are microscopic but the bed is comfortable and the TV is very high tec and there are plugs everywhere. Possible to open window also for fresh air which is nice.

Great for short stay!

I stayed here for two nights with my friend and we enjoyed it a lot.
The room is a little old, but it is comfortable and spacious.

I stayed at this hotel for five days instead of the original plan for one day due to an unavoidable situation during my free trip.

Very good location just next to the train station 5-10 minutes walk depending on the red lights. The room was nice and clean and just the size I expect here in Japan. The bed was great.

KOKO Hotel Hiroshima is a pretty small hotel, and the rooms reflect that — the room itself was compact, and the bed was on the smaller side too.

Great hotel with comfortable rooms, useful facilities, and kind staff. The location is also impeccable!

Third time I have stayed here. Value is excellent. Rooms are reasonably quiet unless you have a family of circus performers above you. Staff are friendly and accommodating.

Dormy Inn hotels are definitely my favourite in Japan. Room sizes can vary from hotel to hotel, but they tend to be quite spacious for Japanese standards.

We had an incredible hotel stay here. They offer free ramen made by a chef from 9.30pm, free ice creams & yakult in the morning.

The hotel is very nice, immaculate, with comfortable outside seating area. Craft beer and drinks are available. The rooms are large with a seating area and a lovely tub and shower room.

I enjoyed my stay at Fav Hotel Hiroshima Stadium. While it’s further from Hiroshima Station than other hotels, it wasn’t too bad of a walk.

Well located hotel next to the main High Street in Hiroshima and good breakfast, but the hotel is a bit dated.

Had a really great stay here. I think one thing that stood out to me was exemplary service displayed by the Japanese service staff.