Hotels With Breakfast in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is good. The room is old, but neat and clean. The transport location is excellent – the ferry to the island is nearby, as well as buses to the train station. There are cafes and canteens nearby. There is a laundry room both inside the hotel and right next to it.

Right across the river from the main Hiroshima station, quiet area with a nice riverside promenade in front. Very accessible, although dining options in the immediate area are limited, you are a stones throw from the little izakaya area near the station, which is always a lot of fun. Not super convenient if you are doing peace tourism but great for a quick overnight on the way to somewhere else. Facilites quite basic, but it has everything you need, quite new, no complaints on the facilities.

An upscale hotel offering great value for money. From the windows, you're treated to unparalleled views of the Seto Inland Sea, its islands, and Hiroshima's stunning night skyline. I would absolutely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Hiroshima. The staff spoke good English and were very friendly. The only minor drawback was that the bathroom walls appeared a bit dated, but this is understandable given the hotel's long operational history.

Amazing hotel and I cannot wait to go back. The view is to die for. I just wish I had checked in a lot earlier. The convenience store downstairs sells alcoholic drinks, bento and other snacks at reasonable prices. The shuttle bus is convenient but does not run that frequently so I recommend you to check it well in advance. I ended up paying around 3500 yen for taxi one way 🤣

A great hotel in a great location. From the station to the hotel we just hopped on a no.1 tram which stopped just round the corner from the hotel and only cost 240Y per person. We quickly found the check in on the 14th floor. We were warmly welcomed and given tokens to buy a drink, so gin & tonic & beer on the rooftop it was. Lovely! Our room was a reasonable size, although no shelves for clothing, but did have a seated area so you could sit comfortably. The food here was fabulous for breakfast and dinner - More Than on the ground level. The staff there were excellent. Nice to be able to choose to eat outside watching the world go by. Check out was simple, just drop your key in a box in the lift. Highly recommend this hotel.

Nice and beautiful hotel. Can walk to the main tourist attractions l. Not walking distance to Hiroshima station and the easiest way is by taking taxi which cost around 1000 JPY.

The hotel is huge and in a great location, very convenient for getting around, and close to the airport bus stop. The room view was decent. The nearby mall wasn't very exciting though, a bit boring. It's also close to the Atomic Bomb Dome. However, the room facilities are really, really, really outdated. The decor is old-fashioned and not suitable for young people. I wouldn't recommend it.

The hotel is very new and clean, the room is relatively large with a sea view which is ”good”, breakfast and dinner are semi-buffet (ordinary), the outdoor hot spring pool was under maintenance on the day of check-in, so there were more people, but there were ice cream and popsicles drinks which were ”good”. The hotel has a boat directly to Miyajima, which is great!

This hotel opened this year and has an excellent location, right above Hiroshima Station. It's incredibly convenient for catching JR trains and the Shinkansen, as you can just take the elevator directly to the second floor. From the second floor, you can also catch the streetcar, and just outside on the ground floor, there's a loop bus for easy access to Hiroshima's attractions. The new Minamoa shopping complex inside Hiroshima Station is great for browsing and offers a wide variety of food options. Nearby, you'll also find Bic Camera and Fukuya Department Store. To get to the hotel from the airport, simply take the airport limousine bus directly to Hiroshima Station; it's about a 50-minute ride.

The room was fantastic, especially for families with older children. It allowed kids and parents to have separate rooms, giving the children their own private space for gaming or chatting with friends. Having two bathrooms was also incredibly convenient. The room was very spacious; I had no trouble opening my 29-inch suitcase on the floor. In fact, I was able to open both my 24-inch and 29-inch suitcases simultaneously when organizing my belongings. Also, a useful tip: for China Eastern flights to Hiroshima between July 1st and 31st, you can exchange your flight ticket directly for a bus ticket to Hiroshima Station at the arrival hall. Unfortunately, I only realized this on my return trip when I was already in the departure hall, so I missed out on this convenient opportunity.