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The center of Hiroshima was expensive and I didn't feel like it in the budget, but it was good that I was able to stay cheaply because it was not so far from Hiroshima station. The room was clean and I was happy with the coffee service in the lobby. But I was actually full of schedules and I didn't have time to drink slowly. Next time, I would like to plan the time to drink coffee slowly and take care of it. There were also several connecting trains from Hiroshima Station １ at an hour, so I didn't feel any inconvenience.

I thought it was a hotel with plenty of amenities, the room was very clean and clean, and the microwave oven and pot were prepared, so I could spend a very comfortable time. I highly recommend it.

Grand Base Hiroshima Memorial Park is an excellent option for travellers. The property is not managed, i.e. you do self service for check in and check out. The rooms are spacious and clean, and you can cook if you want - however, the excellent Roti Bakery is next door, just saying..

Correspondence of the front desk, way of speaking seemed to be great. It was the worst. It may be unavoidable that the parking lot is limited, but if I came from afar and was treated that way, I would feel very bad. The people who served the food were very polite and pleasant. I would like the front desk staff to learn from their customer service attitude. The hotel was very nice and clean.

I spent a night here while backpacking around Japan with a JR Rail Pass. The place was easy to find with my phone guiding me. Maybe a little far from Hiroshima station to roll a suitcase with wheels over noisy road surfaces at night, but not bad for those travelling lightly. It's also not far from the local sports stadium. First floor of this hostel is a sports bar/restaurant. The hostel entrance is off to the left side of the building front. One of the staff from the bar will come to a window to get you checked in. Once checked in you will have in/out privileges with a passcode. The second floor is a living room type common area. There are couches, desks, manga to read, a guitar to play with and sightseeing info available here. Also stairs leading down to the sports bar and you can hear the patrons down there clearly. Once the bar closes for the night, this common room is also closed to hostel guests. The rest of the floors are sleeping and restroom areas. Unlike a typical capsule hotel this one looks handmade with wooden capsule and ladders. It was actually more comfortable than other capsules I stayed in on this trip. The futon mattress felt fluffier than normal. There was a privacy curtain but there was no way to seal and lock it as in many other capsule hotels. The price was extremely reasonable and I will probably stay here again on a future trip to Hiroshima.

Good moderately priced hotel especially for bigger groups. Parking was available when we stayed but I the number of slots is limited. The hotel is 10 min walk from the station and is perhaps less convenient than others as it is in a mainly residential neighborhood. We had a good stay.

Feel the Japanese accommodation experience with a small amount. The kitchen equipment pots and pans are all complete. The bathtub can automatically put water in the bathtub. The second-room compartment upstairs can get a good sleep quality.

It is a good hotel with good access to walk from Hiroshima Station １０ minutes. The appearance is normal, but there are many mysterious interiors such as lobby and passage, and the survival of the bubble with medieval Europe motif ... never bad It's strange to match the hotel. There is also a comic book lending library and a washing machine. The room is clean and the unit bus is no problem. There is also a convenience store nearby, so there is no problem.

The so-called Japanese-style ”Grand Hotel” with a wedding hall and conference room. The single room is a business specification. The point is that a drip pod is installed in the room. You can drink drip coffee easily, so it's a nice facility. It's about a 5-minute walk to the Shinkansen exit of Hiroshima Station. It's a relatively convenient location, but when it comes to the center of Hiroshima, it's around Kamiyacho from Hachichobori, so I think it's a good choice for motorcycles. The motorcycle can be parked in a covered space between the car and the entrance.