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The hotel is in a good location, right at the door of the station, often staying here. Breakfast is Japanese and there are some fruits. There is a vending machine next to the gym on the 6th floor. If there is no water in the room, go buy it. Below the opposite station is a supermarket, next to the supermarket to eat ramen noodles, convenient.

The room from 01 to 06 can see the sea. If you can afford it, this is definitely good. And it's better up. The mountain side is dark with small windows. At night, the train runs and the lights can be seen. However, the room is large even on the mountain side. Alcohol is sold at vending machines in the hotel, such as beer and high sour, but it is far from the convenience store. If you want to drink alcohol, you should buy it near Kure station and come to the hotel. Only １ water bottles in the room. There is a sowing set. There is a set of ears, cut vans and clips. Breakfast is decided whether it is Japanese or Western at check-in. Both were delicious. the room on the mountain side has a step to enter the bathroom and you need to be careful.

A direct bus from Hiroshima Airport to Kure arrives opposite to the hotel. There is a hotel in front of you, but you will go up to the second floor of the station and get off by the elevator of the communication passage. The return was more difficult, and there was no down escalator at Kure station, and I lifted my suitcase and got off the stairs. This is not a hotel side problem, Kure station is bad, but there is a problem with access. The hotel has a meaningless automatic check-in machine depending on the example, and it takes a lot of time. The shower is difficult to adjust the temperature, and it feels strangely cold even if hot water is put in the bathtub. However, the free breakfast is very good, betraying the expectation. There are many guests, including foreigners, whether the evaluation becomes good because the breakfast is good. I think it is the best location for Yamato Museum.

It is located 10 〜 15 minutes walk from Kure Station. In the case of a taxi, you can say that the red building is one meter. The building has an Internet cafe on the 2nd floor, a public bath on the 3rd floor, and a hotel on the 4th floor. Guests can enter the public bath on the 3rd floor for free. There is a large communal bath, a cold bath, and a sauna (150 yen), and guests can bring the towels provided in the room. If you need a bath towel, it costs 200 yen, and shampoo and body soap will be lent free of charge if you declare it at the public bath reception. At night, it will be closed at 24:00 at the last 23:00 reception. The room had a dormitory (a room with a lot of two-stage beds) and a private room, and I stayed in a dormitory, but there were two outlets for each bed and it was convenient to charge. The locker is large enough to fit a large backpack. The concept of the hotel is to create an atmosphere like being in a submarine, as the name suggests (Red Submarine). Bedroom, lounge, toilet all. Smoking can be smoked in a place like a balcony. Meals can be ordered at the Internet cafe on the 2nd floor and eaten 24 hours in the lounge. Convenience store is Lawson nearby. I would like to stay if I have a chance to come to Wu again.

It takes about 15 minutes on foot from Kure Station, but the interior is clean and the breakfast is delicious and recommended. I didn't use it, but there seems to be a transfer service to the station.

It was very easy to find because it was in front of the station and the signboard was shining. The building itself is old, but it was cleaned and managed well and I was able to spend comfortably.

It took less than 10 minutes to walk from Kure Station, but the entrance was difficult to understand. The room was quite large. The bathroom was a unit. The bathroom is small. The shower is barely large enough to take a shower. There was an elevator １ and a coin laundry, but there was a time limit, so I went to the 24-hour open place next to the convenience store. The windows are also large with individual air conditioning. Wi-Fi was available, but the password was guided inside the elevator. Yamato Museum is also ok on foot. I liked it.