2-Star Hotels in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

This is the place that made me appreciate capsule hotels. Spotlessly clean, with a check-in that’s a little strict but very efficient. Facilities are well designed and guests are very respectful. I was also able to store my bike, packed in its rinko bag, without any issues. A capsule experience I can recommend.

I stayed here solo and absolutely loved the experience. The location is super convenient—just a few minutes’ walk from the station, which made day trips and late arrivals stress-free. The hostel has a warm, minimalist Japanese aesthetic, and the common area is cozy and social without being noisy. Staff were friendly and spoke good English, and the check-in process was smooth. The dorm beds had privacy curtains, reading lights, and lockers—perfect for solo travelers. Everything was clean and well-kept. Highly recommend if you’re traveling alone and want both comfort and convenience.

The hotel room was extremely small, but the location was perfect. It was very close to Hiroshima Station, and since it was located downtown, it was super convenient. However, I was not happy with the room condition. It was especially noisy, probably because the walls were too thin. The noise disturbed my sleep every morning during my trip. On top of that, the room felt quite old and outdated. Well, at least it was cheap. I guess I got what I paid for.

This is one of the best hotels I’ve stayed in. I love the location as it is in a quiet neighbourhood in a low rise building which feels very cozy. It’s a 10 min walk to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. The hotel staff were wonderful and graciously provided me an upgrade to their best room for my overnight stay. This room was incredibly spacious and the bathroom was huge as well. The shower is in a separated room to the bathroom and has both an area to do stand up shower or use the bathtub/jacuzzi. I do wish they provided free bottled water but that’s my only complaint and it doesn’t matter much. I did have the free coffee in the morning which helped perk me up. Anyways I love this place and it was such good value. I will definitely book this hotel again if I come to Hiroshima in the future.

As soon as I entered the door, two female staff wearing masks looked at me, very cold, I went to the counter to check in and pointed to me to check in by myself. I entered a few voucher no. I failed, I asked the staff to help, she came over reluctantly, the impression was not very good. The other female and male staff were very warm and courteous. The bath is not big, but only me and my daughter so it's OK. The breakfast environment is very open, there are not many food choices, it seems that only 9AM or 9:30AM, 10AM CHECK OUT are provided earlier.

Amazing location close to all the major sites on foot. The hosts are helpful and friendly and kitchen + rooftop a nice addition.

Super convenient and just across from the jr hiroshima line. With luggage, about 5 mins - mainly cos the traffic lights are slow. Overall good value. However, it is pretty worn out and even on non smoking floors you can tell some guests still smoked there. The rooms smelled a bit musty. The front desk was nice and helpful and the check out is easy, just toss keys into the box at reception.

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.

I had a very comfortable rest and went! First of all, if you don't mind walking, you can stay at a good price. There are also convenient facilities nearby. One day, it rained so I didn't go out much, but I was able to borrow an umbrella at the front desk, which was convenient!! I couldn't open the window, and it was blocked by a wall, so the sun didn't come in well, but there was a ventilator, so the air was pleasant. I had a comfortable rest~

Located near the station, the location is very convenient. There are many ramen options available. The area is known as the ”Temple Village” because of the more than twenty temples nearby, allowing you to leisurely appreciate the ancient temples and culture. The streets are quite bumpy, but the air is fresh, the people are kind, and there's a long shopping street where you can comfortably stroll, selling all kinds of fruits, sweets, and clothing. If you get tired, there are many cafes nearby. On your way back, you can walk towards the sea to return to your hotel. Along the way, you'll see a seaside art museum that is truly creative. We are deeply impressed by the Japanese; every scene is imbued with culture and aesthetics. It's worth mentioning that there's a special shop selling Onomichi bread near the station; it's quite delicious and beautifully presented. I recommend checking it out to experience the local cuisine!