Urbain Hiroshima Executive

I didn't expect much, but the place was close to Hiroshima Station, the bed was wide, and the room was comfortable. The staff was friendly, so I had a good rest.

The management method seems to be geared towards business travelers. It's cheap, so you should be able to put up with that, and there were no fatally unpleasant points. However, if you add up all the small points, I feel that I have no choice but to give it a three-star rating. Breakfast ends at 9:00 for an 11:00 check-out, which is a little early (although they seem to open early in the morning instead), and the variety of food is not abundant. If I were to use it again, I would probably stay overnight and eat convenience store food. The entire hallway leading to the guest room is an open-air atrium (renovated apartment?), so in winter, once you enter the room, it seems like it would be a pain to go to other floors. The state of the unit bath is very dark, making it difficult to shave, and the shape of the bathtub is not wide enough to stretch your legs, and it is not deep. You can only take a long soak in it if it is either long horizontally or deep vertically. Is it assumed that you will take a shower? The air conditioning in the room is like an old household cooler and not very functional, and even though I turned off the ventilation fan, I felt like cool air was coming in from somewhere while I was sleeping. The walls also had poor sound insulation, and I could hear the person in the next room clearing their throat quite clearly, so it seems like your "neighbors" can affect how comfortable you feel. Again, considering the price it would be strange to have a major complaint, but the little things that bothered me gradually piled up and led me to this rating. I would probably use this hotel again if other hotels were completely full during peak season.

The room is big, with two double beds, a bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower, and an air purifier. It just has a bit of smell, but everything else is good