Trust Hotel Reviews

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It was close to JR Hiroshima Station and convenient for late night check-in. Breakfast is included with your stay and is rich in content. The room was clean and I had a comfortable stay.

It was nice that it was like a private dormitory. Next time, I want to get a private single room.

I had a single private room with a shower. It's very close to Hiroshima Station, so it's easy to get lost. The room was clean. The food and baths were neither good nor bad...just average. I only used it to sleep, but overall I was satisfied. I can see why the reviews are so good.

The large public bath and breakfast were great, and the stay was very comfortable! It was close to Hiroshima Station and in a quiet location, so it was a very comfortable environment.

I stayed in a small deluxe room for men. The toilet and bathing area are outside. The door has a sliding door and is not locked. There is a large coded cabinet in the room, which is enough to store luggage. It is a self-service hotel. There is electric hot water in the public rest area. It takes about 7 minutes on foot from Hiroshima Station to the hotel. The hotel provides free breakfast, Towels are provided every day, and pajamas can be changed.

It was nice and clean! Breakfast was also delicious.

It was inconvenient that hot water wouldn't come out of the sink unless the hot water in the bathroom was turned on. When you exit the Shinkansen exit, you have to go down a flight of stairs to reach the hotel, so it may be difficult for people with a lot of luggage. However, I think this price, including breakfast, is excellent value for money, so if you're looking for value for money, it's worth staying here.

Convenient near the station After arriving first thing in the morning, I was able to leave my luggage and travel light. The public bath was a bit hot so I couldn't stay long. It was a pity that there were only two laundry machines and one was out of order The breakfast is perfect for this price, and the staff's response was very good. I'm still worried about the sound, but it's quieter than a normal capsule hotel. Another minus is that there are only two shared toilets and baths. I wrote a lot about it, but it is a hotel that I can recommend and want to use next time.

It's about a 7 minute walk from Hiroshima station. The hotel is so beautiful. Breakfast is delicious too~ There is also a laundry room. Each floor is entered with a security card. There is a storage with a password in the room, so it is safe ♪

There is a Chinese clerk at the front desk, and the check-in process is more convenient and smooth, but you don't encounter it every day. The hotel provides a free buffet breakfast, which is rich in variety and filling, which is quite good. I stayed in a capsule hotel, which provided a locked storage cabinet about the size of a suitcase. It was a little noisy at night, and the door had a side-pull curtain that was not locked. If someone walks around outside, the lights in the corridor will shine inside. It's OK for short-term stays, but it's cheaper.

Close to the station. There are many snack bars nearby. The bed is very comfortable and there is a separate compartment. Overall, it feels good.

Stayed in a deluxe cabin. Enter with the card key to enter the area. The entrance to each room is an accordion door without a key. The safety box has a height of 70 cm, width of 80 cm, and depth of 50 cm. The bed has a TV, and you can watch TV with earphones (given at check-in). There is a towel set, and there is also a foot towel for the shared shower. There are 3 shared showers and toilets. There is also a large public bath, so you don't have to use the shower. The breakfast is home-cooked and has a satisfying lineup with many variations. The sound is audible, so it's not suitable for nervous people, but otherwise it feels surprisingly comfortable.

It is not too far from the station. The place I stayed in was a capsule room, but it was nice that it was like a small room, and they kept my luggage after check-out.