Hotels near Meisan Park, Hiroshima

From the former local people, I was able to stay at the ”health pension hall”? The image of the hall is strong, but it feels like a cheap price zone in the pack tour now. It is close to Peace Park, but the location is halfway and the city trams are not available. However, because it is a main street to the residential area sandwiched between the city trams, the bus is very frequent and it is not early at night, but you can ride almost without a timetable. In front of the hotel, the route 24 of the red bus (Hiroshima bus) and the Yoshishima line (Hiroshima station ～ hachichobori ～ Kamiya Cho ~ Peace Park) pass through the main area at the stop called 'kakomachi' (next to peace park), so it is worth using as well as the city tram It should be quite old, but it doesn't look old and the building is relatively clean I think the room is renovated and spacious and comfortable. I think it is better than the hotel in the center, but because it is a business hotel, the amenities are small, and the soundproofing measures such as the wall are poor. The elementary school student on the day of the school excursion occupied the floor below, but the sound of running around seemed to be quite echoing, and there are many student groups depending on the day as the hotel name.

Love this hotel - we have stayed here several times on trips to Hiroshima and it's always great value for money for a family of four. The multi-lingual staff are amazingly polite and helpful. The views from the room were once again absolutely spectacular. Last time we looked right over Hiroshima castle. This time we woke up to sunrise over Hiroshima bay. Would 100% recommend for a family of four like ours. The parking (Hiroshima Credo Motomachi) can be a little tricky to find - there are some good videos on youtuibe that show how to get to the entrance.

It is said that there was no slipper before, but I brought it, but the slipper was placed ． Also, iron and microwave are permanently installed in the room ． both are not used ． Other than that, kettle, mug cup, There is also a glass cup, but there is no tea or coffee．Convenience store is a bit far．However, there are many places to eat around．The view from the room is good, It was a room facing the river ． the room is a bit small ． cleaning was clean ． I can't hear the sound around ． However, since there is only staff from 8 am, I wanted to leave my luggage early in the morning, but I couldn't. T．

The bedlinen is super soft to sleep on. Nice river views too right in front of my room. Love the location too. Very close to all the attraction I needed to go. We love this hotel very much. Thumb up for this hotel.

The breakfast is very good, with a wide variety of options, including live-fried steaks and Hiroshima specialty conger eels. Sometimes it is soft and tender steamed conger eels; sometimes it is crispy conger eel tempura. You can enjoy it as soon as you open your eyes! Most of the hotel guests are European and American tourists. Although the restaurant is crowded, it is not noisy. The gym is free to use, but you need to go to the front desk to get a door card. Compared with the spacious gyms in domestic hotels, the gyms in Japanese hotels are mostly too compact, and the equipment is almost seamlessly connected. Although there are IHG InterContinental Hotel member logos everywhere in the hotel, no matter what star rating, there is no trea**ent here, neither room upgrades nor executive lounge access.

I used it because the breakfast evaluation was high. As the reputation is, the breakfast was large and I couldn't see it in business food, so I thought it was handmade one by one. It was delicious. I wanted to eat all kinds, but I couldn't laugh The hotel itself is old, but the building and the room are beautiful. It was good because there was an air cleaner (with humidifier function) and the air conditioning could be adjusted for each room. However, it is better not to expect the view from the window because it is in the city. The room I stayed in was only able to see the emergency stairs and outdoor machines between the buildings when I opened the window. There is a large bath (artificial hot spring). Women recommend bringing small things and changing clothes in the room because there is no bag. You can go to the public bath with roomwear and slippers, but you may be able to see through because the dough is thin. Basic cosmetics are only one in the dressing room. It is better to bring this because it is not placed in 々 in the place where the body is washed. There are many convenience stores and restaurants around the hotel.

Situated only a couple of minutes walk from Hondori shopping street and about 10 minutes walk, depending on if you’re a snail pace walker or someone who walks as fast as an angry mother who’s about to complain to the school board about something, from the Peace Memorial Park lies Santiago Guest House. A hostel that is a bit of a pain to find with it only being sign posted by those hanging signs attached to high rise buildings that are literally everywhere in Japan. With said buildings hosting separate businesses on each floor, it may stress you out finding it but upon entry the stress will go bye bye from its general aesthetically pleasing outlook. A modern and polished looked hostel who’s reception lies right next the common room and kitchen area, giving everyone in there a look at the fresh meat coming in. The common area and reception give a friendly vibe out from the on set with bean bags, couches, two TVs (one with a PlayStation 3) and shelves holding games and cuddly toys for you to spoon like they’re your partner whilst watching a rom com on Netflix. Generally the 6th floor where there is one dorm room and the kitchen and common area is quality. The kitchen is a little small in size but it does the job plus you’re in Japan where bento boxes are a way of life. Plus you can always just jaunt to the local supermarket- Yours- between 8:15 – 8:40pm where the bento boxes, salad and sushi goes half price, which the foreign helpers for free accommodation do pretty much every night. The WiFi is pretty solid as well. Follow link in bio to losertravels website so read full review and more!

The hotel is not far from the station. There is a river next to it, and there are trails beside the river for a walk. The only pity is that the room I stayed in this time did not have a view of the river, but only a street view.

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 😊

Great location by the Inland Sea, and for departures to Miyajima Island, but 30 minutes from the city highlights. Club Lounge food choices were poor - little variety, and very plain. No Japanese choices. Buffet was great, in a top floor location with an amazing view.