2-Star Hotels in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

The Moderate cabin size capsule was a lot better with the locker gate right under the bed with lock and key. No more climbing up and down capsules, while noises from other guests were less with more space. It's also located on 7F, so elevator wait times start becoming an issue. Overall I like the Moderate cabin size better. Staff continues to be accommodating with luggage storage Location was also accessible enough to make 1st ferry to Miyajima Island first thing in the morning and still be back at a reasonable time in the evening

The place was quite clean, and the service was excellent. Laundry is super affordable at 200 yen, significantly cheaper than other hostels which typically charge 300-500 yen. They also have a dryer, so rainy days aren't an issue. The only drawback is that it's a wooden, detached house (not reinforced concrete), so the sound insulation isn't the best. Guests need to be mindful of their footsteps; walking heavily could lead to thumping noises audible downstairs, potentially causing complaints. Furthermore, showering is generally not permitted after midnight, as the sound of running water can disturb those on lower floors. Also, guests are required to make their own beds (sheets, pillowcase, duvet cover) upon arrival, and strip them off, placing them in the designated laundry basket upon check-out. If you're unwilling to do this or find making your own bed a hassle, you might want to consider booking elsewhere.

The Santiago Hotel presents itself as the premier option for budget-conscious travelers and sightseers whose main priority is location and convenience in Hiroshima. Situated right in the city center, the hotel offers outstanding value, allowing guests to stay in a clean, private space without the high cost typically associated with such a central location. The primary strength of the Santiago Hotel is its genuinely unbeatable location. Guests can walk to major landmarks, including the Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome, in just a few minutes. This centrality extends to local life, with easy access to shopping areas and central dining options, such as the famous Okonomi-mura. Furthermore, the property itself is relatively new, having opened or been significantly renovated around 2020, ensuring a clean and modern environment.

I was reluctant to stay in the center of Hiroshima due to the high prices, but I'm glad I was able to stay at a cheap price since it was only one station away from Hiroshima Station. The room was clean and the coffee service in the lobby was nice. However, I had a full schedule and didn't have time to relax. Next time, I would like to schedule a time to relax and drink coffee. There were several connecting trains from Hiroshima Station every hour, so I didn't feel inconvenienced.

I used this hotel because Yokogawa Station was the nearest station for my work. It's a reasonable distance from the station. It might feel a bit hot in the middle of summer. It's more like a studio apartment than a hotel. Since I was staying for several nights, I hand-washed my underwear and other items and reused them, but the bathroom had a drying function, which was helpful. The bathroom is like a home bathroom, with a separate shower area and bathtub. One bath towel and one regular-sized towel were provided. I wanted to use the bath towel as a pillow, so on the first night I could only use the rectangular regular towel, but I managed. The next day, I told the front desk that I didn't need the bath towel and wanted two regular towels, but they refused. So, if you prefer regular-sized towels over bath towels, you might want to bring your own. There's a 7-Eleven nearby, but when I used it around 8:30 AM, there were hardly any rice balls left. Overall, it was good.

3 minutes from the tram stop, not the kind of hotel that will open a party, everyone is very quiet, the sheets and pillowcases are laid by themselves. There is a kitchen where you can cook and boil water, bring your own dental appliances, and rent 200 yen for bath towels.

The bathroom was very large and comfortable. Breakfast was also convenient with drinks for 200 yen.

This is the accommodation I booked after playing golf nearby. I had a quiet and peaceful night on a rainy day. I tried to change my reservation, but it was double-booked, so I tried to cancel one, but the brokerage did not give me a refund. However, Mr. Matsubara, a hotel staff member, actively looked into it and helped me, so I was able to receive a full refund. I was really grateful for the assistance he gave me even though it was not my job. The hotel was clean, and outdoor parking was provided free of charge. I really liked the fact that I could use the vending machines for various alcoholic beverages and cocktails for free and unlimited use at night, and thanks to that, I had a great time with my friends.

Parking spaces cannot be booked, only on the first come first served on the day, the air-conditioning air in the room is an unadjustable position, blowing the head directly, friends and friends are sick!

2-night stay Location: Easy to find, a 5-minute walk straight from JR Miharashi Station, and a 5-minute walk to AEON. There are many restaurants, a large public bath, and one hour of free bicycle rental. Service: Attentive, prompt, and proactive; very polite; one complimentary beer per person per day. Room: Spacious, well-laid out, elegantly decorated, comfortable bedding, clean, strong shower water pressure, and ideal soundproofing. A combination lock is used to open the room door. A complimentary bottle of water is provided if cleaning is not required. Breakfast: Wide selection, both Japanese and Western, with fresh ingredients and quick replenishment. Unfortunately, the coffee machine was under repair during my stay.