Best Hotels near Myokakuji, Kitahiroshima

I'd say the nicest hotel I've stayed in during my two weeks in Japan. The hotel is a 10min walk from the station. Rooms are comfortable and have enough room for luggage. On my last night I wanted to take advantage of the onsen. Two of the younger members of staff were hesitant to allow me access. They brought to my attention the on-site rules which highlight that it would be unsuitable for people with tattoos (I have several large visible ones) to use the onsen. I do not remember this being highlighted on the trip.com website, otherwise I would not have booked. However another female member of staff (presumably the manager) intervened and stated because I was from overseas it should not be a problem. I really did enjoy my time using the spring baths. ¥150 well spent. Thanks again to her 😊

From the north exit of Hiroshima station, you go down the stairs in front of you on the way and go to the sidewalk on the ground, and when you go over, you go to the other side of Futaba Dori street. A little walk on the sidewalk arrives at the hotel, and there is a hotel entrance ahead of the comedy cherry blossoms on the first floor of the same building. The check-in procedure is manned and the adjustment is a type done by the self machine. Because it is a hotel opened in April 2020, the lobby corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor corridor cor The elevator from the first floor to the upper floor is a type of touching the room card to the sensor next to the door and pressing the arrow button. The room is not large but compact, but the TV is hard to see when sitting in the chair from the relation of the arrangement, and it is easy to see if sitting in the bed... Incidentally, the slipper is disposable and wifi is down The speed is fast with the up. You can see the congestion situation of the public bath and laundry with the guide around the hotel facilities on the TV screen. Unlike other Viain, there is a large bath on the 10th floor at the Hiroshima Shinkansen entrance, and the door opens automatically when the room card is touched by the leader next to the door. There are 21 lockers in the dressing room, but only 14 can be used for corona. There are 8 washing places in the bathroom in the bathroom, the bathtub of the inner bath is large, 7 people 〜 8 people enter, the open-air bath is about 3 people small, there is no sauna and water bath. It was very clean and comfortable because it was a hotel that had a large bath. Disposable body wash towel shaving brush cotton swab was provided, but there was no tissue. Breakfast seems to be taken with a comedy cherry blossom on the first floor, but this time it was a night stay, so the contents were not confirmed. I was able to spend very comfortable with a beautiful building cherry blossom bath.

There is a Chinese clerk at the front desk, the check-in procedure is more convenient and smooth, but it is not possible to meet every day. The hotel provides a free buffet breakfast, the style is very rich, the amount is large, very good. I stayed at the capsule hotel, providing a locker about the size of a suitcase. It was a bit noisy at night, and the door was side-drawn curtains without locks. If someone walks outside, the lights in the corridor will shine on the inside. Short-term living can be, winning in cheap.

this hotel was an absolutely lovely experience. The hotel is very conveniently located at Hiroshima station. It has by far the best hotel facilities that I experienced in my Japan trip (excluding ryokans where I have another very well evaluated!). Everything is very well-maintained, cleaned impeccable, and even though the rooms are not too spacious the overall experience is super comfortable. the bathroom is outstanding. it even have an ironing machine for your pants which was a lifesaver. The breakfast in this hotel is by far the best I had in Japan, and it has a mixture of Japanese and western food, adding to it the possibility of preparing your own Ramen on the spot while you’re having breakfast. The overall experience in this hotel was great. I really have no issues that could be improved and on the contrary I have 1 million things to highlight. I would recommend this hotel any day of the week.

The so-called Japanese-style ”Grand Hotel” with a wedding hall and conference room. The single room is a business specification. The point is that a drip pod is installed in the room. You can drink drip coffee easily, so it's a nice facility. It's about a 5-minute walk to the Shinkansen exit of Hiroshima Station. It's a relatively convenient location, but when it comes to the center of Hiroshima, it's around Kamiyacho from Hachichobori, so I think it's a good choice for motorcycles. The motorcycle can be parked in a covered space between the car and the entrance.

The location is a little distance from the Hiroshima Shinkansen. I didn't catch the last bus back to Fukuoka. I temporarily set it here. Toothbrushes and other supplies are at the door of the first floor. There is a free breakfast on the first floor. There are still quite a lot of people. Anyway, it is very cheap, so I don't ask for so much.

The location is really good being right beside Hiroshima Station which allows for easy exploration of the city. They allowed us to store our bags upon arrival and they moved them into our room while we were out sightseeing. Check in was quick and easy and they had a few extra toiletries available at the counter like a face wash, body lotion and milk lotion which were all nice. The room is a bit bigger than most hotel rooms we stayed in during our time in Japan with access to the bed from both sides. The room was well appointed and had a coffee/tea station, mini fridge, safe, closet, ironing board and quite the alarm clock. The bathroom was nice with a Japanese style toilet and a shower that could get very strong pressure. The bathroom could have used a better cleaning as there was hair from previous guests and the room could use with more thorough dusting as there was quite a bit around the edges like the headboard. The bed was comfy but the pillows were not and we felt our sleep was affected due to this. We were on a high floor and got a good view of the city. Our floor also had a vending and ice machine. The hotel has a number of onsite restaurants and a very nice lobby area. We didn't try any but would be tempted to try the sky restaurants or rooftop beer terrace if we stayed in Hiroshima longer. The rooftop beer terrace was the most tempting but it is only open during the summer months. After looking at previous reviews we felt the breakfast buffet was a bit pricey and skipped it. There is no shortage of good and cheaper options nearby the hotel.