We stayed 2 nights in a traditional Japanese room (with futon and tatami). Though the room was clean, there seemed to be a humidity issue. The Japanese bath (shared but separated between men and women) was very clean as well. This hotel was a very good starting point to go visit Hiroshima as it was near the train and tram station.

room size is Ok, good for family travel, but noted that some room type do not have private toliet & bathroom.

Enjoyed our stay. Great location, very close to rail and tram station. Would recommend to other families.

Amazing, I loved the hotel. I have no doubt in staying again.

Great people. Wifi while I was in bed. Can't be that.

Great people. Wifi while I was in bed. Cant be that.

Well placed for JR station and trams. Choose this hotel from others due to its cost, which is good value, and its location opposite station.

We spent 2 nights in this hotel. Were not sure what to expect and were pleasantly surprised. First there was a bakery near reception. Second, the reception staff were very nice and helped us with all questions of orientation.

We spent 2 nights in this hotel. Were not sure what to expect and were pleasantly surprised. First there was a bakery near reception. Second, the reception staff were very nice and helped us with all questions of orientation.

Very near to train station.

I feel mixed leaving this review because the staff was incredibly nice and helpful. But after traveling, one would like to relax in a room... and we could not. Air conditioning was slow and antiquated, but it worked after a while. We had a bathroom in the room, and W.C. was really, REALLY small even for a Japanese standard (which toilet room is small to begin with). Be prepared to do your business with the door open. We looked forward to experiencing the traditional futon mattresses, but these mattresses were unforgiving to our backs the next morning - because they are flimsy; I grew up with one in Japan. Everything in the room just seemed - old. Fortunately shower worked well. Another infuriating situation was the lack of Internet. Even though they had advertised as having one, Beware: Internet is limited to 1-4th floors only. The hotel is located about 2.5 blocks from the Yokogawa Station, which we needed to transfer out of Hiroshima Station. At Yokogawa, there is really nothing to do there to kill the time. We spent the next morning at the Hiroshima Memorial, which is possible to go to using the famous cable car. Conveniently, there is a bakery at the entrance of the hotel. Internet works on the 1st floor, but the lack of Internet in my room really messed up my coordinating schedule with a friend in town - personally, I would never stay here again.

I feel mixed leaving this review because the staff was incredibly nice and helpful. But after traveling, one would like to relax in a room... and we could not. Air conditioning was slow and antiquated, but it worked after a while. We had a bathroom in the room, and W.C. was really, REALLY small even for a Japanese standard (which toilet room is small to begin with). Be prepared to do your business with the door open. We looked forward to experiencing the traditional futon mattresses, but these mattresses were unforgiving to our backs the next morning - because they are flimsy; I grew up with one in Japan. Everything in the room just seemed - old. Fortunately shower worked well. Another infuriating situation was the lack of Internet. Even though they had advertised as having one, Beware: Internet is limited to 1-4th floors only. The hotel is located about 2.5 blocks from the Yokogawa Station, which we needed to transfer out of Hiroshima Station. At Yokogawa, there is really nothing to do there to kill the time. We spent the next morning at the Hiroshima Memorial, which is possible to go to using the famous cable car. Conveniently, there is a bakery at the entrance of the hotel. Internet works on the 1st floor, but the lack of Internet in my room really messed up my coordinating schedule with a friend in town - personally, I would never stay here again.

The hotel was very old, and the rooms were very old as well. Lots of spots on the walls and holes on the ceiling. The price was definitely too high for what it was. The Internet works only on 3F, and only in the main area. For that kind of money you can find a lot better deal than this, I would recommend this hotel if it's only less than 40 bucks per night.

Slept on the floor on a mattress with covers. This type of sleeping may not suit everyone as you may wake up feeling the hard floor at times.

Almost like a proper hotel, right away I was greeted by the concierge who wasn't the most friendly of people. The rooms are traditional Japanese with tatami but bunkbeds so you don't sleep on the floor. The beds are quite comfortable. Daily cleaning service, changing sheets everyday. Other reviews and even the guest house say it is close to peacepark, which is true of you take the local tram, otherwise it would be like 15-30 minute walk to main centre of the city, which is a good walk but I wouldn't consider it close as other guesthouses in Hiroshima. Overall a satisfactory stay, but there much more lively places

Almost like a proper hotel, right away I was greeted by the concierge who wasn't the most friendly of people. The rooms are traditional Japanese with tatami but bunkbeds so you don't sleep on the floor. The beds are quite comfortable. Daily cleaning service, changing sheets everyday.Other reviews and even the guest house say it is close to peacepark, which is true of you take the local tram, otherwise it would be like 15-30 minute walk to main centre of the city, which is a good walk but I wouldn't consider it close as other guesthouses in Hiroshima.Overall a satisfactory stay, but there much more lively places

Was basically across the road from the train station allowing easy access to Miyajima island, and a pleasant walk along the river away from the peace park (~15-30 minutes)

Excellent value. Quiet, clean, and nice. Very friendly staff and very close to the train station. Perfect for the single tourist on a budget. I'd definitely stay here again.

Good

Stay in a dorm room but since it was during the week there was hardly anyone so I could enjoy more privacy. Toilet (only one) and 2 showers in the room, all very clean and new.

Stay in a dorm room but since it was during the week there was hardly anyone so I could enjoy more privacy.Toilet (only one) and 2 showers in the room, all very clean and new.

For the price, definitely worth it. everyone is so nice and helpful. It does cost like a dollar to use a towel and the lockers aren't too big, so if you bring big suitcases, expect to leave it in your room. But, I never felt my stuff was in any danger because they have security cameras on each floor (quite honestly, I never felt so safe leaving things around in a room full of strangers, Japan is very nice when it comes to safety of possessions). The beds are pretty nice and the only issue I really had was that the showers are small and the slippers were way too small. The location is right next to a station so you can travel anywhere from there. Definitely will stay here again next time I come.

The hotel staff and manager were wonderful throughout our brief stay and very accomodating. This is a once-graceful, if modest accomodation. The carpet was years past prime and in need of replacement. The ceiling in bathroom had not been cleaned (some moldy part that could make an "X' in) and the underside of the cover of the valves for the soaking tub with slime. While rate was reasonable for two, can, if make reservations far enough in advance, at well-rated places for a few thousand yen more, but will get a whole lot more.