Hotels With Breakfast in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

The location is great, very close to the square and park. Room is a bit compact but has all the things I need. The breakfast is great, with beautiful view. The only thing I can complain is the quilt, which uses a piece of sheet for pretection and it is very easy to move. I think a proper quilt cover is better.

Came back to this place a second time. Breakfast was outstanding. We had a river view room which was on the 15th floor - spectacular view. We were fortunate and got a double (maybe slightly larger - almost a queen sized) bed. The room was not huge but it was big enough, we weren't cramped. The only real downside is there is no onsen or swimming pool.The staff are friendly and helpful. We would come back again.

Getting here from Hiroshima Station is very convenient. A taxi ride is only about 1300 yen, so for three people with luggage, I'd definitely recommend taking one. The room facilities were decent, and the service was very welcoming. Breakfast is served on the 25th floor and offers a fantastic view. They also have daily activities, but I didn't get around to joining any.

It was one of the best hotels I ever slept in Japan. Usually, we try 3 to 5 star hotels in every local capital city. This one is of course famous Prince hotel but it is quite away from the city center yet situated in the most beautiful area of Hiroshima. From the hotel rooms we could see the skyline of the town and the sea. Breakfast is served on the top floor you can choose traditional Japanese (Nadaman/super famous Japanese restaurant) or western style buffet breakfast. With a little supplemental fee, I could go to Onsen (hotspring) and it was soo relaxing and the view was stunning. You even can sail to Miyajima island from this hotel port.

I had an amazing stay at The Knot, Hiroshima! The hotel is stylish and perfectly located, making it so easy to explore the city. The bar was fantastic, and breakfast was absolutely incredible – there were so many options to choose from. I loved the small touches in the room, like the chic dressing gown, which made the stay feel extra special. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. A standout for me were The Knot Coins – complimentary tokens for snacks and drinks – I used mine for a Basque cheesecake, which was absolutely delicious. I can’t recommend this hotel enough!

The hygiene was excellent, and the hotel facilities were complete and well-equipped. It's a shame the staff weren't smiling! The toiletries provided in the bathroom didn't live up to the Hilton brand standard. Also, the breakfast selection was a bit limited. Of all the hotels I stayed at during my trip to Japan, this one felt significantly lacking in the details compared to local Japanese brands.

Great experience here. The hotel is right next to a lot of Hiroshima'd major attractions, and the rooms have an incredible view of the city and beyond. Good restaurants with friendly service. Highly recommended.

The hotel is in a great location (1km) from the train station. The room is large and spacious. (The downside is that there is no bottled water in the room). At the reception area, you can admire the torii gate and enjoy ice cream (3pm-5pm). You also have unlimited drinks. For the various onsen, tattoos must be covered with patches. The hotel provides a shuttle service to the train station. A great stay.

This is a newly opened hotel, so the rooms and facilities are all brand new, and the staff are quite enthusiastic. The location is unbeatable. Take the elevator from the 7th-floor front desk down to the 2nd floor, turn left, and you'll find the JR and Shinkansen lines, making it easy to travel to cities around Hiroshima. Turn right, and you'll find the city tram, with a single line offering direct access to multiple city attractions. Plus, there are two shopping malls inside Hiroshima Station, so dining and shopping are no problem. The only minor drawback is that the central air conditioning in the room is too loud; I had to turn it off at night to sleep.

The room was fantastic, especially for families with older children. It allowed kids and parents to have separate rooms, giving the children their own private space for gaming or chatting with friends. Having two bathrooms was also incredibly convenient. The room was very spacious; I had no trouble opening my 29-inch suitcase on the floor. In fact, I was able to open both my 24-inch and 29-inch suitcases simultaneously when organizing my belongings. Also, a useful tip: for China Eastern flights to Hiroshima between July 1st and 31st, you can exchange your flight ticket directly for a bus ticket to Hiroshima Station at the arrival hall. Unfortunately, I only realized this on my return trip when I was already in the departure hall, so I missed out on this convenient opportunity.