Hotel Crystal Hiroshima

I forgot to enter my child's name, but I was a bit surprised to hear that a fee still applies even if the child sleeps in the same bed as me. I'd never been charged for sharing the bed before, so it was my fault for entering the information, but I was still a bit shocked. The hotel was clean. There were plenty of amenities, and the shower in the room was plenty powerful. However, there are stairs at the entrance (about two steps), so it may be difficult with a stroller.

The staff were very helpful!

This is a private hotel, not a hotel. The conditions are extremely poor. The bed is too hard and uncomfortable to sleep on. The room is also cold and you need a blanket when sleeping. Feel free to use the blankets on the shelves in the corridor. In addition to rice, miso soup, and fried noodles, breakfast is all cold food (cooked food sold in supermarkets). Staying more than 500 meters a night is not worth it! I applied to check out midway, but Ctrip did not approve it.

A decent small hotel, seems to be a mom-and-pop shop. No, it's not far from Hiroshima Station, so the transfer is quite convenient. It is not suitable for Chinese people. You have to change your shoes when entering the hotel and have breakfast in the foyer. The size of the room is equivalent to the bathroom at home in China, so it is very crowded. The landlady has a good attitude, but the boss's attitude and tone are blunt. It will be more uncomfortable if you are not good at foreign languages. It is not recommended for Chinese people to stay.

Unless you're looking for the executive feel of a luxury hotel, the cost performance and location near the station are quite attractive. The friendly breakfast provided also made me want to stay again. I also want to support the owner's dedicated work.

It feels like a small private hotel. The boss is very enthusiastic. He changed the room to a larger one because of the size of the suitcase. The decoration in the store is also cute. The biggest advantage is that the room is very spacious. It is quite good for a hotel with such a large room at this price in Japan. Rarely, it is close to Hiroshima Station and has convenient transportation. The more troublesome thing is that you have to change into slippers when entering, and you cannot store your luggage. The breakfast has relatively few Japanese-style dishes, but it is understandable that the small shop may not have enough staff.

It's halfway between the station and Mazda Stadium. Every corner is thoroughly cleaned and feels good. You change your shoes at the entrance, so the inside of the building is always fresh. Sipping coffee while looking outside while sitting next to the front desk is my relaxation time. The owner is always smiling and talking to everyone, and I like the a**osphere, which allows me to say "I'm home," so I always use the facility.