2-Star Hotels in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

I went for the exam. I walked from night to early morning. I couldn’t enjoy the beautiful environment. The location is very good, but I couldn’t go out at night, because it was very dark to walk back to the hotel from the shopping street and climb the mountain. I found the hotel with the flashlight on my mobile phone. very dangerous. The Onomichi in the morning is very beautiful, and the Japanese-style tatami mats are not uncomfortable to sleep on. It is also very good that you can go to the cafe for coffee in the morning and evening. Although the flowers pulled by the staff are not good-looking, they taste good. The only bad thing about the accommodation experience is that the bathroom in the hotel is very old, only shower gel, shampoo and no conditioner are provided, and they will not take the initiative to give toothbrush and toothpaste (I bring my own, I don’t know if I want to ask him to charge for it) The hotel didn’t have a comb if I wanted to buy it, and I couldn’t comb my hair in the morning. If I wanted to buy daily necessities, the staff said that the nearest convenience store would take 20 minutes to walk (after all, there is no way to do it on the mountain). The picture is taken in the room at night

Good place and near to the convenient stores.The place is so perfect for the family.my kids enjoyed the projector,but there is no elevator.we carried our big luggage going to second floor.No free car parking but have a nearest coin parking.check out time is so early 10am.I suggest to make it 11am because some of the guests have a kids hard to wake them up early,especially if you are a tourist.

It's a bit of a walk from the station, but it's very clean and stylish! Best of all, the staff were always smiling and very kind! Amenities such as lotion, milky lotion, and cleanser were available at the front desk. I was also happy that the shower had strong water pressure and the hair dryer was a Panasonic Nanocare. However, it was difficult to find the side door that you use after 10pm, so I think it would be reassuring if they included a map on the paper you receive at the beginning, or posted directions on Instagram. I'd definitely like to stay here again when I visit Onomichi 🍋

Absolutely gorgeous place and the nicest owner! Rooms are cozy and clean. Air conditioning is working perfectly even in this scolding hot summer. The food is amazing! We highly recommend to try both dinner and Japanese breakfast, it is wonderful! Overall this place is very peaceful and gorgeous. Try to stay at least for 2 nights! Thank you so much for your kindness and care, we will try to return next year!

Tradition and wind, well prepared, A bit of Edo period vibe But I can only sleep tatami, I have to think twice if I am not used to it. ～ But the most unexpected thing is that the owner is a hidden kitchen god! ! ! ! ! Dinner is Omakase, every sushi is a delicious one that can't be described ～ Breakfast is also delicious! If it is not accommodation, it is also highly recommended to make an appointment to have dinner here!

The women-only dormitory room I stayed in was incredibly hot. 💦 So hot that it woke me up at night. I usually expect there to be few amenities, so it wasn't a problem, but I was really happy that they provided individual bath mats. It was very hygienic and nice, so next time I'd like to stay in a different room, like a private room.

The hotel is very small but very good to spend 3 nights in family.

What a nice little hostel! Clean and comfortable, with friendly staff and clear signage and policies everywhere. We arrived very late and were still able to get in easily. No elevator, so keep that in mind. Nice little lounge and kitchen area. Perfectly located within walking distance of Peace Memorial Park. Will definitely stay here again!

Perfect place to stay for some solo travelling around Hiroshima. First time staying in a hostel, but it was super clean, awesome bathroom and shower facilities, and dyson hair dryers and styling tools were a great touch. Comfortable bunk bed, and would highly recommend renting the bike to go to and explore the peace museum and park. A little outside the main parts of the city (~30 min walk), but it is very close to the shinkansen station so perfect for easy access.

A long street where you can forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A city with many slopes that remind me of Guanajuato, Mexico, which I visited the other day. I encountered a beautiful sunset on the beach. I recommend a long stay.