Hotel was conveniently located in the central area of Hiroshima. I caught the loop bus to get there which seemed to be the quickest way from the station. If you have a lot of luggage you would be better off using a taxi. Hotel looked well presented, check-in was efficient and my room was a good size with a nice view of the city. There was an amenity bar in the lobby where you could get supplies you may have forgotten. There was a lounge on the top floor that was open during the day for complimentary coffee, snacks etc. Breakfast was really good with a nice mix of Japanese and Western options including some Hiroshima local specialties. The staff were friendly and efficient and helped me arrange luggage delivery to my next hotel. A short walk away from the hotel is the bus stop, streetcar, and the hotel is within walking distance of tourist sites and the shopping district. Overall I enjoyed my stay and would recommend it to a visitor to the city.

There was some noise from the adjacent rooms and corridor - sound-proofing wasn't amazing. The Wi-Fi was a bit slow but generally worked mostly OK.

Checkin went very smoothly, I accidentally booked for only 1 person but it was all resolved! I had to pay an additional ~7K JPY for two nights + breakfast. It was also raining, and the hotel offered free umbrella rental which was great. The rooms were nice and tidy with GREAT views. There were free coffee and tea + snacks during the day, and there were also a lot of options for the breakfast buffet. That said, you really can't beat the location. It was within walking distance to everywhere you need to go within Hiroshima. If you are planning to go to Miyajima Island though, it is quite the trip to go to the JR ferry terminal (~1hr) so keep that in mind.

The bathroom is a bit outdated and relatively small, but everything works fine and clean.

They have Happy hour every afternoon which was great we met other people from Australia and other countries as well as Japanese guests. Breakfast was a buffet which was very nice, Japanese food which was nice. I couldn't have a great variety as there wasn't a huge amount of Gluten Free options however there was enough I had a sufficient amount of food. It was close to the Hiroshima Peace museum,(a very worthwhile and thought provoking place.) the dome and the children's memorial. Also close to a wide range of restaurants, shopping areas within walking distance or a short cab ride if walking is not your thing. Also used the tram to visit the port which was also a great way to see the city. Finally access to train station was very easy also. Literally outside of our hotel to the left and right was a spectacular light show which ended the night before we left. Hiroshima definitely lived up to my expectations. the view from the guest dining area was amazing 360 degree view from a photographers point of view.

Nothing this was definitely the best hotel we stayed in for the trip.

The rooms were compact, but were comfortable and had everything we needed. In terms of location this was excellent within a short walk to the Peace Memorial park right in the heart of Hiroshima. Hotel provides a Guest Lounge on the top floor with spectacular view both north and south across the whole bay and Miyajima island. Throughout the day the hotel provides Free drinks and snacks for guests including ice cream and wine at specific times which was a lovely treat watching the sunset with a drink, before heading of to the local restaurants.

The bathroom was a little dated when compared to other hotels we stayed in during our trip. The compactness of the room did also mean there was not much space for our luggage, but a little room rearrangement made this OK. These minor points don't however outway the real poitives with the hotel.

One of my most favorite hotels for my stay in Japan. I paid the least and got the biggest room. They offered me a free upgrade which is a nice touch and I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in this hotel. Its a short walk to all the major attractions and right on peace boulevard. The highlight of this place was the 25 th floor lounge where breakfast was served. They also did a happy hour and late night desserts at the lounge. Being one of my favorite times through my stay.

Only wish they had an onsen. Everything else was perfect at this place.

We had a lovely high floor - 20th! So great view. Was very conveniently situated with a short walk to the Peace Museum and the ferry/boat trip landing area. We arrived by train and tram - the tram stop just around the corner. Lots of restaurants and shops nearby. Bed comfortable. Actually, was a bit of room in this hotel to put a suitcase and open out! Breakfast was on the 25th floor - which was nice. The breakfast itself was fine. Had some free stuff like most of the Hotels in Japan - toiletries and the like, and some free drinks upstairs! Photo: view from bedroom window.

Was a bit dated. Had a seating area in the window that was a bit grubby. Large hotel, so naturally a lot of people there.

Even if it's in a big structure, the hotel is very well organized and staff is kind and helpful. Its location is great, within walking distance to the peace memorial. You can easily find places to eat well nearby and a couple of tramway stops. Our room was rather small but clean and comfortable, with a view to the city. Breakfast was more than correct and served on the highest floor from which you have an amazing view. It's great value for money. Highly recommended to explore beautiful Hiroshima.

Our room had some stains on the wall. At certain times, the elevator may be crowded, as well as the breakfast-room. But none of this is a big deal.

Great location, within walking distance to various sites such as the atomic bomb site, Hiroshima castle, art museum, as well as shopping strips and okonomiyaki joints. The staff are extremely friendly and courteous. Complementary snacks and drinks are a welcome addition to the overall hotel experience. Our rooms are clean and comfortable.

The hotel is a little on the older side, but by no means a run down. The hotel is also a little further away from Hiroshima station where the Limousine airport bus and the Shinkansen are arriving to and departing from the city. However, the hotel is accessible via a streetcar/tram.

The top floor of the hotel is the breakfast buffet and a free snack/drink lounge during other times. The view from the top is phenomenal and it's such a great area to enjoy a meal or drink! I didn't make much use of the complimentary services outside of the breakfast times, but it's very good value for money. The breakfast was also really tasty with good variety. The staff all spoke good English and were really hospitable and helpful with processes I didn't understand (like using the takkyubin). This was really comforting for a solo travelling foreigner like myself.

The hotel was quite busy when I was staying there, which meant the lifts took a while and the breakfast buffet had a queue during peak periods. This wasn't an issue for me since I'm an early riser and wasn't too pressed on time, but this may be something to consider if travelling during peak periods. The bathroom could also use a bit of a renovation. It's a bit of an older style but it was all still very clean and tidy.

Great location in central area you can walk to everything you come to Hiroshima to see and its close to the number 1 tram which brings you from the shinkansen station. Staff were very helpful. Rooms a decent size very comfortable beds and clean and modern. Level 25 has great breakfast and drinks at night with views of city. Offer at night is pretty basic but all free within room price. It's a good option for a few days sightseeing

Nothing much the hotel delivered all we needed