5-Star Hotels in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

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.

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 hotel staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, greeting me upon arrival and seeing me off at check-out. The location is excellent, right next to the station with plenty of dining options nearby, and the hotel's own restaurant is superb. The bedding and pillows in the room were incredibly comfortable, truly impressive – I even considered buying some to take home! The environment was clean and hygienic, and the windows were so spotless they seemed to disappear, giving me a fantastic impression of Hiroshima overall. The only minor downsides were the hairdryer wasn't great, and the shampoo and shower gel weren't big brands, leaving my hair a bit stiff.

This is the second closest hotel to the station, with Daiwa being the first. The downside of being so close is the noise from passing trains. The overall soundproofing of the hotel isn't great either; I could clearly hear the cleaning staff talking in the hallway during my afternoon nap. Also, for some reason, there were sudden, loud cracking noises in the room. At first, I thought it might be the wooden furniture expanding and contracting due to temperature changes, making a loud 'CRACK!', but then I wondered how that could be when the AC was on constantly. These noises were quite disturbing in the middle of the night. The fridge was also noisy, and so was the AC. In short, there was a mix of various noises, yet somehow they seemed to cancel each other out – quite a bizarre experience. The facilities are a bit old, but the room itself is spacious. It was clean, and the service was very good.

Love the wide spread breakfast buffet but the food was a bit cold though. Great location and conveniently located so that transportation around Hiroshima was so easy. Hotel receptionists were friendly and can converse in English. The hotel is situated with a couple of department stores nearby. The Hiroshima pass was very useful as we could redeem vouchers to buy things in the department stores nearby..

It is a very nice space with a sea view with shared space and rooms. You can also see Navy Road from the room. I made a plan with evening breakfast, but I was particular about local production for local consumption, and I felt Edajima love because I used plenty of ingredients from Edajima. Overall, I had a good experience and it was a special day. It is a hotel that I want to come again.

This hotel is great. Hiroshima Airport called a taxi for about 1 hour. The hotel is pure Japanese style, and there are a large number of koi. The room has a private soup, dinner is outstanding, and I stayed for two nights without repeating.

The room is large and comfortable, and you can see the big torii from the room. There is also a small restaurant on the second floor with unlimited drinks, including dinner and breakfast. You can choose each dish for dinner, one from five or one from four, and the taste is good. The only drawback is that the Western breakfast is a bit simple.