Hiroshima City Hotels with Balcony

"Very small & quaint hotel but location and room size was perfect (actually big by Japan standards). Room was beautifully decorated but the placement of the wall TV could be better (side viewing from one bed & not viewable at all from the other bed) - what was baffling was the wall right in fronf of the 2 beds was totally empty which would have been the perfect location)"

"This is a very cozy, chamber hotel. The location seemed a little far away, so be ready to walk from the station for at least 15 minutes. The hotel is located in a very quiet, quiet area. The atmosphere of the hotel is as home and comfortable as possible. The size of the room was very impressive! It is actually a full-fledged apartment. Never seen such a thing in Japan :) And a separate delight deserves a terrace where we loved the beautiful dawn. It is very recommended to take breakfast - it is delicious and prepared from local products of Hiroshima. Very friendly and friendly staff, we thank you for the service and attention to us."

"Good location,near to the coin car parking because no car parking available in the hotel. This is a perfect place for family,the hotel is so comfy and wide. we enjoyed so much and for sure we will come back again."

"The location is very good, convenient to find, there is a convenience store downstairs, the room is clean and tidy, meticulous, the standard is very high, the front desk attitude is particularly good! Traveling with my mother, my mother and I are very satisfied."

"There was no parking lot, but there was a coin-operated parking lot nearby, and Hiroshima Station was only about a 10-minute walk away, so it was very convenient. The hotel didn't have an elevator, and the stairs were steep, but since it was on the second floor, my 3-year-old child was able to go up and down without any problems. The room was very clean. The lack of a chair in the bathroom was a little inconvenient, but other than that, we had a comfortable stay. Thank you!"

"I used it because the nearest station in relation to work was Yokogawa. It is also close to the station. It may feel a little hard in midsummer. It's a hotel or really a one-room condominium. Since I stayed for consecutive nights, I washed my underwear by hand and put it around, but the bath was also dry in the bathroom, which was helpful. The bath is the same as home ones, and there is a separate washroom and bathtub. There was a bath towel 1 sheet and a normal size towel 1. I wanted to use the bath towel as a pillow, so I could only use the rectangular ordinary towel for the first night, but it was quite a bit. The next day, I told the front desk that I didn't need a bath towel, so I wanted two ordinary towels, and I was refused. So it might be better for the normal size group to bring in than the bath towel. There is a 7-Eleven nearby, but I used it around 08:30, but there were few rice balls. Overall it was good."