Hiroshima, Japan

Rooms are spacious with excellent bathrooms and washing machines, but quality varies wildly between units. Some guests got dark, dingy rooms while others loved theirs. Staff are friendly but minimal service exists, housekeeping costs extra, and the location is a 7-10 minute walk from the station.

Spacious, clean rooms with good city views. Staff excel at service and problem-solving. Location near Peace Memorial Park is quiet but walkable to attractions. Executive Lounge and happy hour drinks are worth it.

Spacious, clean rooms with full kitchens and in-unit laundry beat most Japan hotels, but noise from upstairs footsteps and a nearby school bell bothers guests. Location is convenient to the station but far from city attractions and restaurants. Ground floor rooms lack views.

Rooms are small but clean with good bathrooms and firm beds. The real draw is the 14th floor lounge with free coffee, snacks, alcohol, and views. Location works well if you walk 15 minutes to attractions or learn the tram system.

Spacious rooms with stunning castle views, though some are dated and need updates. Great location near Peace Memorial Park and bus station. Staff excel at service, breakfast buffet impresses, but restaurant prices are high.

Spacious, spotless rooms with huge comfortable beds and great city views. Located steps from the train station with excellent staff, free breakfast with club lounge access, and a clean gym. The hotel delivers luxury comfort at a convenient location.

The rooms are decent sized and clean with a separated sink in the bedroom, bath, and toilet, which some guests love and others dislike. You get good value for the price, excellent location near transit and shops, and friendly English-speaking staff. Wifi can be slow and the hotel gets busy.

The hotel sits directly on the train station with easy access to shops and restaurants. Rooms are spacious and clean with quiet upper floors, though pillows divide guests—some find them comfortable while others want them firmer. Staff are friendly and helpful, making it a solid base for exploring Hiroshima.

Staff excellence and rooftop bar with complimentary drink coins make this hotel worth it, but rooms show wear with tired carpets and grime. Location near Peace Park and shopping is excellent. Expect inconsistent service at reception on rare occasions.

Clean, spacious rooms with stunning city views sit in a prime location near Peace Park. The 25th-floor lounge offers free drinks and snacks with panoramic views. Staff consistently goes above and beyond, including offering free city tours and luggage storage.

Room sizes vary wildly here depending on your room type and status. Standard rooms feel cramped with poor luggage space and flat pillows, but upgrades offer plenty of room with good bathrooms. Staff deliver excellent service, breakfast impresses across multiple restaurants, and the location puts you near peace park and shops.

Rooms vary wildly in condition and size. Some guests find them clean and spacious while others report dust, poor air conditioning, and cramped bathrooms. The hotel's two elevators create massive bottlenecks during busy periods, leaving guests waiting 30-40 minutes. The property feels dated overall.

Rooms are dated and cramped with steep, hazardous bathtubs, but most offer stunning water views. The on-site onsen costs extra unless you're a loyalty member. The hotel sits far from the city center, staff are professional, and breakfast is expensive and limited.

Rooms are small and tight for luggage but clean, quiet, and comfortable with good river views. Staff are helpful and friendly. WiFi drops at night sometimes. Location near the station and attractions is excellent. Breakfast is decent but repetitive.