Hiroshima Hotels with Wi-Fi

Enjoyed my stay here at this hotel. Room was big and has the shower and toilet separated so one does not need to wait for another to finish showering before using the toilet. Room was relatively quiet with mild traffic noises but ceased after around 11pm. Bed was comfortable with soft and hard pillows. Location was perfect as well with around a 5min walk to Hiroshima station. I appreciated the room TV function where I could see the status of the 2 washing machines from the comfort of my room. There is also bread, coffee and fruit juice available at the lobby every morning. Staff were also friendly. My only feedback is the lack of hooks in the shower to hang our clothes. Overall a very pleasant stay here. Would choose to stay at this hotel again if I’m in Hiroshima.

This hotel is perfectly located just a short walk from Hiroshima Station, making it incredibly convenient for travelers arriving by train or needing easy access to transportation. The proximity to the station saved us both time and money on local transport. The cleanliness of the hotel was impressive throughout our stay. The rooms were spotless, and all common areas were well-maintained and hygienic. It's clear that the housekeeping staff takes great pride in their work. What makes this hotel particularly appealing is its affordable pricing despite the prime location near the station. Usually, hotels so close to major transportation hubs come with premium prices, but this property offers excellent value for money without compromising on quality or convenience. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Hiroshima. The combination of strategic location, cleanliness, and reasonable rates makes it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travelers who don't want to sacrifice convenience or comfort.

Love everything about this hotel. Excellent location with a convenient store nearby. Even though it says they don't provide breakfast, they offer free, filling, and delicious bakery items and coffee 😀

Our second stay here and it was equally as good as the first. A lovely hotel with great staff and amenities. Comfortable beds and spacious rooms make staying here a pleasure. Breakfast was good and offered a great selection of foods.

It was among the best hotel i stayed through out japan. Great location, excelent food and the staff that deserves my conpliments (from the cleaning lady to the recepcionist, everyone extremely polite). The best thing was the breakfast. Not because of the food (although it was great), but mainly die to the breathtaking paisage of the City you could apreciate while eating. Another great thing was the location, despite being a few minutes away from the street cars station, being able to walk to the main touristic points was extremely convenient.

Conveniently located for the Peace Memorial museum and gardens. Nice hotel, clean and has a laundry which was useful. Nice touch giving coins to spend on treats - the children had fun spending these. Breakfast was nice but as with all hotels quite expensive, plenty of local options for the more budget conscious. The streetcar is handy to get to/from the train station and other points of interest.

Overall its a good hotel with very good service. Location next to hiroshima station which was very convenient. However, disappointed with buffet dinner. Although hotel guest were offered 25% off. Mainly because of quality and most food offered were cold. For example, the grilled beef was not a slice as in the picture. It came in a small bowl with 2 tiny finger size beef which was cold. You know what happens when you put cold fat beef in your mouth! The buffet breakfast was unsatisfactory either. Sam kind of salad as dinner. For me i am a very simple person. Let me have my bacon and eggs, toast and coffee, i would be very satisfied. Unfortunately, it was not so! The eggs were fried in a bowl (cold as usual ) and there was something between ham and bacon but not everyday. Again most of the food were cold! Imagine a cold winter day of 1 degree celcius outside. And having to eat food that were not even warm! I would very much like to stay there again but would not eat there. Finally, i provided my credit card for check in so that any charges incurred could be deducted. But do not understand why they wanted me to pay for the buffet dinner first? Even though i had given them my room number? I obviously have no problem paying for anything!

The Granvia Hotel Hiroshima South Gate just opened in March 2025. It is located on the 7th floor of the Hiroshima Station Complex. The hotel has direct elevators (Figure 3) on B1 (South Exit of the JR Underground), 1st Floor (next to the bus station at the South Exit of the Station, Figure 1), and 2nd Floor (west side of EKIE Shopping Mall, Figure 2) of the complex. If you really can't find it, you can go up to the restaurant floor on the 6th floor of the station complex, and then take the escalator to the 7th floor. The first time we checked in, we went to the 6th floor first, and then found the escalator to the 7th floor. There are 4 self-service check-in machines in the hotel lobby. You need to operate the check-in and check-out procedures by yourself, which is relatively easy to use. We booked a double room. The facilities in the room and the view outside the window are shown in Figures 4 to 6. After checking in, it was almost 22:00 and found that the air conditioning in the room could not be cooled. After negotiating with the hotel front desk. Help us move to a twin room on the same floor, which is much larger and the outdoor view is more beautiful (Figures 7 and 8). What was even more surprising was that when we checked out, we were given a commemorative bottle of sake and a small bottle of sparkling juice drink to commemorate the opening of the hotel, and we apologized repeatedly for the broken air conditioner, which made us feel warm. I didn't expect there would be a follow-up. After we left Hiroshima and went to Kobe, we found that we had forgotten a bag of clothes at the Granvia Hotel Hiroshima South Gate. We contacted the Hiroshima Hotel by phone and told us that after we checked into the Kobe Hotel, we should ask the Kobe Hotel front desk to call the Hiroshima Hotel front desk. After both parties confirmed, our clothes would be sent to the Kobe Hotel via Japan Post. It seems that Japan is still quite vigilant about sending items. The manager of the Hiroshima Hotel, ”Matsui”, was also very careful to pack the clothes in a waterproof bag before mailing. The mailing fee was not high, 1130 yen.

Oddly, the hotel is ‘upside down’ - the lobby is on the top floor, and after using the machines to check in, we went down in the lift to get to our room. Nice room, a good size; the only of the four hotels that we stayed in where we could walk on both sides of the bed! Even had a sofa that we could relax on. A comfortable bed. A very relaxing room for our stay. There was a very nice laundry room with three washing machines, an ice machine, two microwave ovens and a couple of drinks dispensers. Even though there are lots of tourists, we could find no English language programmes on the television. Very convenient for the railway station, but it was about a 30 minute walk to the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Park. However, being more remote, it was a quiet area. The breakfast was acceptable, not extensive, but sufficient. We did the check-out on the television in the room, left the door keys in the room, and left the hotel. Very efficient, a great system. We enjoyed our stay, and recommend this hotel.

The most affordable last minute stay we could find in Hiroshima and we were not disappointed. Easy to reach by bus 24 from Hiroshima station and easy to find. The staff speaks very good English and was very kind. Our room on the 7th floor was spotless and had all the amenities we needed: big towels, many toiletries. What we loved was the quietness as we could sleep really well and the morning view on the river. We could also leave our luggages for a few hours after the check-out. We wish we could have stayed more nights. Strongly recommended.