Great location near the station and within a walking distance to the city center and just near the tram stop. Also a rich selection of buffet-style breakfast options.

Hotel room sizes in Japan are generally small, which we were aware of and prepared for — however, this particular room was even smaller than we expected. We also didn’t enjoy the quality of the coffee, though we understand this is a common issue in Japan – it tasted more like colored hot water than real coffee. From a hotel offering such a generous breakfast selection, we expected a better variety of Italian-style coffee options, such as proper espresso with crema, lungo, cappuccino, or latte.

Convenient location. Close to train station, 5 min walk and street car. A Lawson store is attached to hotel which was great. Plenty of places to eat close by. Cost to stay was the cheapest of all places we stayed at on our visit to Japan so good value really. Laundry on site very handy which we used.

Smallest room of our trip. Not a smart television in the room so only local programs were available. Netflix etc would have been handy at night to wind down. Bed was firm, would prefer softer though but this is a personal preference of course. Non of these were a deal breaker though. With a few extra pillows provided by the friendly staff, we were comfortable enough. We would stay here again.

The location was absolutely perfect. It was a short walk to the main Hiroshima station where I needed to base myself for Shinkansen usage. A medium-sized convenience store on level 1 of the hotel selling all travel essentials you might've forgotten, in addition to the usual convenience store stuff, is also very much appreciated. Other than that it's a very basic business hotel, but they provide everything you need. I also really like that they hang a little card at the entrance area which you can use to slot in for electricity instead of your room keycard. This meant that for the entire duration of my stay, I could leave the keycard in my purse without ever fumbling to take it out (the main door is unlocked by tapping).

The room is small, I guess quite standard for business hotel in Japan, just need to move some of the small appliances and you can open your luggage. The mattress was one of the hardest I've experienced in my time in Japan... I know Japanese people like hard beds, but this hard? Hurts my shoulders as a side sleeper.

Great location, short walk down the street from Hiroshima station where you can get trains or trams. Some good restaurants nearby and a Lawson convenience store downstairs was very handy. Lots of amenities available to collect in foyer for your room eg toothbrush, shampoo, tea/coffee, shower caps etc as well as items to borrow including hairdryer, iron , even food steamer. Clear housekeeping system that gave you the options of either No housekeeping, Change towels only, or full room clean. Hotel also has a coin laundry. They have computerised check in/out kiosks with multiple languages but there are staff there in case of issues.

My only complaint is the bathroom had a faint urinal smell near toilet as soon as I arrived to room, it never really went away but I tried to ignore it as I only had a short stay & wasn't sure if it was a problem that would take longer than my stay to fix

Great location, close to the Shinkansen and local railway stations, and the bus station (left by bus for Matsue) and a tramline terminus. The Peace Garden, and other memorial sites were within walking distance for us, and while the bay was a reasonable distance away the transport facilities were good. There were plenty of eating places close by and shopping above the station. The hotel was clean and tidy and the staff friendly on arrival. We left our bags for a while on the last morning and that was superbly organised.

The room was a little pokey. Thank goodness the bed was raised sufficiently to get a suitcase under (there was a notice in the room to point that out)

Very short walk from the station. Late night convenience store on ground floor. You can leave bags. The building is utilitarian and efficient. Rooms are a decent size for Japan with space under the bed for bags. Onsen style baths. Free toiletries. Good bed. No street noise. The station has a great selection of places to eat and there are places in the street. About 15 mins away from the downtown food area.

laundromat is a bit small for the size of hotel

We had a pleasant stay at Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hiroshima. The hotel is in a great location, just a short walk from the train station, making it very convenient for getting around the city. The room was clean, well-maintained, and equipped with everything we needed for a short stay. As expected in Japan, the room was quite small, but it was efficiently designed and comfortable for a couple of nights. Breakfast had some decent options but could be improved in terms of variety and quality. Overall, this is a solid and reliable choice for travelers looking for a clean, well-located hotel in Hiroshima. We’d recommend it for short stays, especially if you’re traveling by train.

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Our stay here was great. The amenities provided were good and it was in a super convenient location right next to the station. There is a convenience store right next to the hotel entrance. Amazing value for money. The rooms include a hot tub, modern toilet, kettle, mini fridge, and they even offer pajamas and slippers. We did not use it, but they also offer a laundry service. The self check-in and checkout system was very convenient, but there was also friendly staff present to help so it didn't feel so impersonal. They also let us store our luggage in a large room with a security camera after checkout.

It was absolutely perfect! The location is fantastic—according to maps, it’s a 10-minute walk from the JR station to the hotel, but in reality; it’s only about 5 minutes. The rooms are spacious with ample room for large luggage. The ladies at the front desk are incredibly charming and informative—they’re really wonderful. Having a Lawson on the first floor is incredibly convenient. Have I mentioned how fantastic the location is? It might be considered a bit far from the Peace Park, but that’s debatable. It’s either a 25-minute walk or a 10-15 minute ride on the streetcars, which depart every 10 minutes just 300 meters from the hotel.

The location is convenient, a short walk to Hiroshima station, which is the main station for Shinkansen, trams, local buses and trains, as well as the JR tourist bus and the airport bus. The walk is fine even if you are walking with your luggage. The hotel room is new and clean, the bed is comfy. The room size is Japanese standard, so don’t expect a big room. The amenities are great, especially if you are female as they provide facial care. There is a convenient store at the entrance of the hotel. Can’t tell you much about the breakfast since I haven’t tried it. The front desk is usually staffed but I checked in and out using the machine which was easy.

Can’t think of anything.