Sunday Peace Room Nakashima

The hotel entrance is difficult to find. The toilet was extremely dusty.

One night stop, the owner gives all the information that has been communicated... Near the park

The reply to my email inquiry in advance was quick, but I was worried because I didn't know the contact information until three days before the trip. I felt that there was a lack of consideration, such as the small pan of the kitchen utensils provided for up to 10 guests. The dishes and utensils didn't look clean at first glance, and they all had to be washed again. I thought that the number of futons displayed at the time of reservation was provided, but there was not one set, and there was no choice but to use the bed for two people.

It was clean and nice.

As you can probably imagine from the photo, this is an old apartment building (over 40 years old?) that has been renovated and turned into a private lodging facility. Therefore, the exterior and facilities are old, but the interior is clean and well-maintained. It is not a typical "hotel," but if you are used to this type of accommodation (like Air bnb), there will be no problem. The key is dropped off in the mailbox, and the post code is sent to you by email, which you use to unlock and obtain the key. There is a kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, cups, plates, cutlery, electric kettle, purifier (a container for filtering tap water), washing machine, hair dryer, vacuum cleaner, etc., and although it is simple, it is well equipped, and you can feel the owner's spirit of service. The bed sheets were crisp and clean, and it was comfortable. The location is about 100m from the Atomic Bomb Museum, and it is a short walk from the museum and the Atomic Bomb Dome. It is also a plus that Lawson is right across the street. Uber Eats came without any problems. There is a municipal parking lot 50 meters away, and it is cheap, with a maximum parking fee of 800 yen from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., but it is 200 yen for 30 minutes at other times. We parked from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., so it cost us 4,000 yen in total... lol