Hiroshima Town Hotel in Hiroshima

◼️Location
It's located in a corner of the entertainment district, so be careful walking alone at night.
It's conveniently located next door to a 7-Eleven.

◼️Check-in
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
You'll be given a bag containing essentials like pajamas and towels, as well as a laundry net.

◼️Laundry Service
Put your clothes in the designated laundry net provided at check-in and drop them off at the front desk for washing.
They're available 24 hours a day.
If you drop them off in the evening, they'll pick them up the next morning.
They'll wash, dry, and even fold your clothes.
*It's best not to leave anything you don't want others to see.

◼️Guest Rooms
There are no electric kettles in the rooms, but you can borrow one at the front desk.
There's a refrigerator and hair dryer.
The bath and toilet are separate.
The washbasin is located inside the bathroom.
(When using the bathroom after bathing, your feet get wet.)

◼️ Multiple-night stay
Before going out,
put used towels and pajamas into your bag and put them in the hallway.
Put the trash can in the hallway.
When you return,
they put new bath towels, face towels, bath mat, pajamas, and toothbrush in your bag, hang it on the doorknob,
and collect the trash from the trash can.

◼️ Staff Service
All the staff are gentle and friendly.

It's a perfectly adequate hotel if you just need a place to sleep, but it's definitely not a place for couples.

It's located near a red-light district, so the location isn't ideal.

The room I stayed in had an interior like an old-fashioned love hotel. Rose wallpaper? Seriously?

The comforter was also sooty, the kind you wouldn't want to get under.

Incidentally, as other reviews mention, the service from the staff was good.

That was the only positive point.

I used this hotel for the first time on a business trip.
The location is really close to the bar district, so finding lunch is practically impossible, and finding dinner is also difficult.
It's the perfect location for going out at night.
There's a partner parking lot nearby, and it's cheap.
The walls of the room are a bit thin, but the lighting is bright, making it easy to use a laptop.
The bathroom and toilet are separate, but the bath is extremely small. What's really great is the laundry service.
If you put your laundry out in the morning, it's ready by evening, and if you put it out at night, it's ready by morning. It's also helpful for people working night shifts, as they clean the room at night.
Considering the cost performance, I think it's good.
The rates are extremely high in March and April.
Prices are high everywhere in Hiroshima city.

The room smelt heavily like cigarette-smoke. Although there was a sign in the room which forbid smoking. For 3 nights it was manageable tho because of the window. The toilet-room was pretty small so you hadn't really space there.
All in all i would recommend this place for only a few nights. The price was okay.