Hiroshima Higashi Ward Hotels

Not the regular type of hotel I usually book but find this is an interesting hotel with an atrium like open air corridor. The only hotel that offers free dinner I ever stayed in (at least 300 around the world) Breakfast is also included and offer lots of food. Small public bath but hotel has a way to keep it not too crowded. Small room with compact bathroom, providing all things that a traveler would need. Heard the trains running but bearable, there was another noise from a machine outside that was louder. Friendly and helpful staff, at front desk and at restaurant, good to feel that they are devoted in their jobs. Except one, most staff do not speak English, but they tried their best to help. Thank you 😊🙏🏻 Really good value for what they charge! P/S the rooms would look more modern if the quilt cover is just in white or taupe cotton instead of the frilly pinkish cover :)

The place is exactly like in the photos. The room was very clean but cramp (usual jap room), need to shift furniture around to open 2 luggages. However, the toilet and shower is very spacious, wet and dry area is separated. Have both bathtub and shower area. Toilet and shower is also very clean, one of the best (for japan hotels) during my trip. Warm water comes quickly and the water pressure in the shower is strong. Hotel is easy to find, and walking distance from the shinkansen (exit beside the shinkansen, away from the direction of the bus interchange). There is 7-11 and lawson right at the hotel entrance. During check in, staff speaks good english and assisted us promptly. Very friendly and approachable. We were able to add breakfast for one day. Breakfast had good variety and the taste is not bad. Mini ramen and cheesecake is delicious. We were able to get additional pillows from the counter. The queen bed is huge and comfortable. Free wifi is very strong. Will stay again

We stayed here for 2 nights. It is not very close to JR station but still it’s just a few minutes work and not difficult. Love the hot bath. There’s a sauna room with tv inside it ;) very nice one. You get bento as breakfast. We had it in room on 1st morning and take it on train the next day. Very flexible and taste good too.

The hotel is located at a rather quiet and less busy street. From Hiroshima station (north exit), it just takes about 5 minutes walk. If you have the google map on hand, it will be helpful. The front desk staff are nice. The room is also clean and neat. You can get what you need for a trip. You have to leave the room key at the front desk when you are out for security. There are some local small restaurants around. The sightseeing bus and the street car are in the south side of the station, very convenient. I enjoyed this trip.

The management method seems to be geared towards business travelers. It's cheap, so you should be able to put up with that, and there were no fatally unpleasant points. However, if you add up all the small points, I feel that I have no choice but to give it a three-star rating. Breakfast ends at 9:00 for an 11:00 check-out, which is a little early (although they seem to open early in the morning instead), and the variety of food is not abundant. If I were to use it again, I would probably stay overnight and eat convenience store food. The entire hallway leading to the guest room is an open-air atrium (renovated apartment?), so in winter, once you enter the room, it seems like it would be a pain to go to other floors. The state of the unit bath is very dark, making it difficult to shave, and the shape of the bathtub is not wide enough to stretch your legs, and it is not deep. You can only take a long soak in it if it is either long horizontally or deep vertically. Is it assumed that you will take a shower? The air conditioning in the room is like an old household cooler and not very functional, and even though I turned off the ventilation fan, I felt like cool air was coming in from somewhere while I was sleeping. The walls also had poor sound insulation, and I could hear the person in the next room clearing their throat quite clearly, so it seems like your ”neighbors” can affect how comfortable you feel. Again, considering the price it would be strange to have a major complaint, but the little things that bothered me gradually piled up and led me to this rating. I would probably use this hotel again if other hotels were completely full during peak season.

Lovely little apartment with attention to detail and good amenities provided. Had everything you could need during your stay, even the kitchen was well-equipped. We stayed during summer so we really appreciated that both sleeping areas (two beds are off the living area and two beds are in the bedroom) had their own air conditioners which kept it nice and cool at night. Maximum 10 minute walk from the train station which, being the main central station, meant that we were quickly on our way to wherever we wanted to go. Fantastic taco place just few doors down and a supermarket just 2-5 minute walk with a great selection of prepared meals.

Hotel is easy to find from the train station with the large hotel name on the top of the building. Staff were friendly and keen to help. Room is sufficient for a one night stay, bit cramped but still have enough room to open the suitcases. We marked 4 star for amenities as there was not bottled water provided in the room and hotel pajamas. We have stayed in many other Japanese hotels with the same star rating with less room cost that have provided both amenities.

This is a very good hotel. We had no issue while at the property. Staff wete very friendly and helpful. It's close to the Station, a short walk. There is another Toyoko nearby, this is No2. The room was clean and cosy😉. The property is in good condition. The facilities are good, especially the laundry and breakfast. We would stay here again.

Cannot say too much negative as this hotel is in perfect distance for transfers to any direction doesn’t matter if using Shinkansen, bus or any JR. But it’s the very first time in my life the hotel wanted to charge me around 8.000 Yen to get the room before 3 pm (official check in time). The room was completely ready and due to my Shinkansen arrival I have to wait around 3 hours. Absolutely no go from my perspective and awkward management for such a hotel in which you spend a lot of many and it’s called Sheraton.

I honestly surprised when I got to the hotel and saw the room, amenities, and service they provided. This is one of the best capsule hotels I've ever been to in Japan, and I've stayed in a looootttt of accommodations. the cost to benefit ratio is just unmatched in a pleasant way. I'll stay here again if I visit Hiroshima again. one thing I kinda hate is that the upper bunk stair is too steep. But other than that, all's great! Room offered great privacy, huge TV, clean bathroom, tasty free breakfast. Thank you, Trust Hotel.