2-Star Hotels in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

Capsules and Hostel stays are generally dictated by the other people that stay with you more than the venue itself, out of 3 nights. 2 were no problem then of course one night of hell. The staff were nice enough and it had what you need, even if others are unhygienic 🤢 Can see why so many men are single when stay in these places. I actively try to avoid hostels/capsules but sometimes needs must

A nice budget hotel with good value for money. We opted for a larger room so the extra space was definitely a bonus. The room came with a washing sink and a large leather armchair, though we weren’t quite sure of their purpose as they took up quite a bit of space. The location is excellent, close to shopping areas and plenty of eateries. There’s also a convenience store just a short walk away which is very handy. While there’s no free parking, paid parking is widely available nearby so it’s worth checking around for the best rates. Despite being in a busy area the room was surprisingly quiet making for a comfortable stay. Walking distance to some attractions like the Hiroshima Museum, Dome, Garden and castle.

This is one of the best hotels I’ve stayed in. I love the location as it is in a quiet neighbourhood in a low rise building which feels very cozy. It’s a 10 min walk to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. The hotel staff were wonderful and graciously provided me an upgrade to their best room for my overnight stay. This room was incredibly spacious and the bathroom was huge as well. The shower is in a separated room to the bathroom and has both an area to do stand up shower or use the bathtub/jacuzzi. I do wish they provided free bottled water but that’s my only complaint and it doesn’t matter much. I did have the free coffee in the morning which helped perk me up. Anyways I love this place and it was such good value. I will definitely book this hotel again if I come to Hiroshima in the future.

One of the best seaside Japanese inns with can’t-beat view of the bay. The individual rooms are very clean and tidy with traditional tatami floors and furniture. The futon bedding was clean and comfortable. There is a common bathroom on each floor with a separate common bathing room on the second floor where you can scrub down and soak in a bath. These traditional amenities are great experiences in themselves. The staff are kind and helpful and go beyond to make your stay enjoyable. They let me borrow a bicycle to ride around town and the island. Paddle boards are available for rent. The breakfast at the Alpha Cafe had an English style to it and was tasty. I’d highly recommend a stay here. The retro look and feel to the place is a charm.

This was my first time staying here. The staff member who helped me was incredibly friendly and kind. We had a family member in a wheelchair, and they welcomed us warmly. Thanks to them, we had a very comfortable stay in the family room, even though it was just a room-only booking. Although we drove this time, the hotel is close to the station and surrounded by many shops, which was very convenient. Parking right in front of the entrance was a huge help, though it requires prior arrangement. The room itself was simple, cozy, and I absolutely loved it. I'd definitely like to stay here again if I have the chance. Thank you!

Budget hotel, in a very lively location-perhaps too lively for my liking as was very noisy in the eatly morning hours. Staff were really great and attentive, and was worth the price paid.

Stayed for just one night so I don’t have very much to say except the location is fine - just a little walk from the station. The staff was very lovely and kind and spoke great english. We actually talked a little about my stay and she recommended me a few spots to buy food as I wasn’t able to book breakfast the next day. Super sweet! Onomichi isn’t on everyones itinerary, but I really enjoyed it and was happy I booked this place!

I'd seen Cyclist in a magazine years ago, and my trip to Hiroshima made it a must-see. Arriving in Onomichi, I discovered that U2, the most iconic building in the area, is a complex of hotels, restaurants, shops, and a cycling club. Even with its industrial style, the details are impeccable. The room layout was very practical, the bathroom had a bathtub and was spacious, and all the toiletries were from Osaji, with a very soothing lavender scent. The only drawback was the lack of body lotion. Given Osaji's high-quality amenities, and considering Japan's dry climate, body lotion is essential in a space without a humidifier. The hotel offers bicycle rental by reservation, but if you don't have a reservation, you can rent from the adjacent Giant shop, which has a wide selection of models. The hotel has a cafe and bakery right next to each other, so you can buy bread and then grab a coffee. The harbor view is amazing, but unfortunately, the weather wasn't great due to the rainy season.

The owner was a very friendly couple, and it was a space that made me smile naturally. The facilities were very beautiful and it was a hostel that I wanted to come again. The pork burger for breakfast was also delicious! It seems that overseas people often stay. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but there are supermarkets and convenience stores nearby, and there is a public bath, so I think it's the best without complaint.

Absolutely gorgeous place and the nicest owner! Rooms are cozy and clean. Air conditioning is working perfectly even in this scolding hot summer. The food is amazing! We highly recommend to try both dinner and Japanese breakfast, it is wonderful! Overall this place is very peaceful and gorgeous. Try to stay at least for 2 nights! Thank you so much for your kindness and care, we will try to return next year!