Spa-Hotels in Japan

Small room but fully equipped with amenities and functions

Overall it was good, but... Check-in wasn't smooth. They showed me my reservation on my smartphone and I was able to complete the process, but I accidentally left my phone with them when I went to my room. When I returned to the front desk and explained the situation, they treated it as lost, and it took some time to get it back. I was also made to sign a lost property report. I mean, they just didn...

I visited for the first time in three years, and it is still excellent. First of all, the location is great for sightseeing in the center of Yokohama. The hotel is large and luxurious, and well-equipped with amenities such as a restaurant, convenience store, swimming pool (limited time), large public bath, massage chairs, ice machine, and microwave. I especially loved being able to grill various fish...

I really liked this level of service for this price.

I was very satisfied. It was my first time visiting Yokohama from Hokkaido. The scenery and the room were so beautiful, it was almost too luxurious for me. My trip to Yokohama was so enjoyable. I'll come again.

I booked a single room but got a large room with twin beds, which was great. It's also close to the amusement park area.

Transportation: Taking the train to Akasaka-mitsuke is more convenient; Yotsuya is not. The room was smaller than expected. Breakfast was served, but there was no room service. Breakfast options were four choices. The lounge was unremarkable overall; nothing exceeded expectations, but nothing was particularly disappointing.

The service and food in the lounge were both very good. The gym and spa were also great. I wish the spa was open a little later. Also, part of the key setting part on the security box was peeling off. I was too scared to use it.

The service was excellent, with six different meals available daily in the executive corridor. You can also enjoy a Japanese sauna 🧖♀️

The service was excellent. It's rare to find a hotel in Tokyo with a Japanese garden; it was beautiful and comfortable! The shower floor tiles were a bit slippery; I suggest replacing them with non-slip tiles, which might be better for the elderly!

The stay was great. Although the space wasn't very large, the room service was excellent. There are many restaurants on-site, and since I was a guest, the front desk made it easy to book dinner. I recommend their Sky Dinner; the view and experience are fantastic, offering panoramic views of Tokyo's nightscape. While I rarely go to buffets, the food here was quite good, especially the Wagyu beef teppanyaki...

This was my second stay at Executive House Zen. Zen may have been what got me hooked on club lounges. I've been to many club lounges in Tokyo, but this one is hands-down the best. The club lounge is relaxing, the views are amazing, and the staff are incredibly welcoming. After arriving and checking in, I was shown to the lounge and treated to candy tea. I was about an hour early, but I was shown...

The surroundings are beautiful, and the hotel is just a few minutes' walk from the beach. It's also not far from Fukuoka Tower.

When I booked, Trip.com recommended this hotel as the number one in Fukuoka for food, so I didn't hesitate to book it. However, when it came to breakfast, I was truly disappointed and felt quite let down: ① The coffee was the worst I've had in any hotel in Japan. ② There was a lack of substantial dishes; only one salmon dish could be considered so, but it tasted really bad. ③ Almost all the dishes...

Excellent service. Amazing view overseeing coastline and Fukuoka Tower. Distance from city centre but highly recommended if drive.

If you're attending a concert at PayPay Dome, honestly, don't bother staying anywhere else! The walkway shown in picture five leads directly to gate 7 in just five minutes. There's also a FamilyMart right next door – a lifesaver in winter! Seriously, while others are lining up for transport, I'm already checking in! I had enough time to drop off my stuff, relax, and then go for dinner when the crowds...

The environment and service here are top-notch, making for an excellent experience. It's a 20-minute walk to Fukuoka Tower and Seaside Momochi Park. Plus, there are direct bus routes from Hakata and Tenjin right to the hotel's doorstep. Definitely lives up to its reputation as the second-largest Hilton globally!

Overall, the hotel is excellent. It's an older property, so the facilities are a bit dated, but it's still very clean. The location is super convenient for shopping and going to the beach, and there's a bus stop right downstairs. Highly recommend.

We were upgraded to a suite, which was a pleasant surprise given how spacious it was – quite rare for Japan. It's an older five-star hotel with a free shuttle service to the city center and it's right next to a subway station. The river in front of the hotel offers a nice view too. If you walk about 700-800 meters, you'll find plenty of great food options, especially a noodle shop that's ranked second...

The hotel was very clean, the staff were polite, and the room was spacious and comfortable. The breakfast was good, and the price I booked through Ctrip was not high. This was the most satisfying hotel of my trip to Japan.

The room was very clean and tidy, and quite spacious. The design was thoughtful, and I especially loved the waterfall in the lobby. Sitting in the lobby bar, sipping a black tea with wagashi, was incredibly comfortable. The environment was quiet and elegant, and the breakfast was also excellent.

It's disappointing that such a large hotel doesn't have a sauna.

It is a newly renovated hotel with long history. There are shops, restaurants and 7-11 within the hotel. There are science museum,art museum in walking distance and convention centre next door. There is a train station just under the hotel but it is a remote line and hardly linked to the main lines. Good thing is that there are free shuttle buses every 10-15 mins to Osaka JR station for about 15 mins...

The hotel's facilities are decent, a bit dated but well-maintained. It's right above a subway station, but it's on a less central line. You'll need to transfer to another station, and it's an outside transfer, to reach popular areas. However, the hotel offers a convenient shuttle service to Umeda Station.

A decent city hotel located near to Honmachi stn. It's easy to confuse with Honmachi Eki-Mae 「Tower」, which is more taller and more popular to foreigners. Conpared to that, the room size seems to be smaller and there are not so much convenience facilities such as Family mart. However, still, the service including room cleaning is perfect. And, overall, the room is quiet.

Staffs were helpful and generous. Room typically small as Japan has limited space. Breakfast is great. Location is great but you have to use stair from train...No elevator.... that's the tough part if you have big luggage. Price is reasonable, compared to Location and service...APA changed a lot after COVID-19, mostly in a good way. Keep making better

Well, nice hotel more facilities. Near to japan railway and subway

Was not a fan... could not sleep because of the terrible pillows and heater that would not turn off. Clean though.

Solid and good hotel for the price! The reason for three stars is that there were mold visible on fittings in the bathroom. Other then that the hotel is up to the Apa standard of well run, wonderfully staffed and easy to use living accommodations for normal working people visiting or doing their job in Osaka.

Small clean rooms great if you don't plan being in them long

Very convenient hotel. Great experience.

The large public bath is spacious, and there is an open-air bath, which is nice. There are plenty of washing areas, and skin care products such as cleansing creams are also available. I wish I could stay in the bath until the morning.

The food was not so good, but the bath was comfortable and nice.

This might be the best APA hotel in Niigata! 😌 The large public bath 🛁 is a must-have! ✨ They have a large number of rooms, so you can always find a room even at the last minute! ✨ It's a bit of a walk from the downtown area, 🚶♀️. The station is within walking distance, but I'm not sure if I'll walk. 😌 The convenience store 🏪 is on the first floor, so it's convenient. ✨ This time, I'm eating at Niigata...

Great to have a onsen to soak in at the end of the day. Central and not crowded

There was dust under the mirror and windows in the room, and the toilet seat cover was dirty, so to be honest the hotel's cleanliness was poor.

A great place to stay for a family. Our room is spacious for 4 guest and staff are friendly. They have free shuttle service going to maihama station which makes it convenient if you want to explore around and take the metro.

The hotel offers a free shuttle bus service near the subway station, which I found very convenient for getting around. There's also a direct airport shuttle bus stop right downstairs. Plus, the train to Disneyland and Universal Studios is just outside the hotel entrance, so the location is incredibly convenient. We had three beds for three people, and the room was a good size with a fantastic view...

This hotel is located in the Disney Resort, but the room facilities are very old. Our room had no Disney elements at all. The only highlight was being able to see Mount Fuji. The hotel service was still very good. Whether it was the front desk or luggage storage, the staff were very enthusiastic. We also bought our tickets at the hotel. It's walking distance from the monorail station, so no shuttle...

The fireworks at Disney, visible from the balcony, were absolutely amazing! 👍 The breakfast selection was also quite extensive, with several restaurants to choose from. The room was more spacious than typical hotel rooms, and the room service was excellent value for money.

The room felt quite dated, I think the 'renovation' mentioned on Ctrip only applied to the lobby. The location is super convenient though, with direct bus lines to Disney and both airports. The view from the window was nice. My only real complaint is the old Japanese bidet, which made a ridiculously loud flushing sound. Also, the check-in process was a bit slow. Overall, the value for money was pretty...

True to its five-star rating, the rooms were spotless, spacious, and well-maintained. The hotel's location is super convenient for getting to Disneyland. Plus, having a Lawson convenience store right next door at the Hilton is really handy for grabbing snacks and drinks.

This is a very good hotel in an excellent location, directly opposite a beautiful park and the Imperial Palace. I chose to stay here because it is within walking distance from Tokyo Station, and there is also a subway entrance nearby, which makes getting around very convenient. The room is spacious, especially compared to many other hotels in Tokyo, and feels very comfortable. The service from the...

Very old fashioned hotel, everything is just right. Room is tidy and comfortable, facing Royal Palace. Old Imperial Bar is worth to try, sitting at the bar side, the atmosphere is just about perfect.

This time I went to see Gaga's last show and stayed at the Imperial Hotel for the first time. My daughter and I absolutely loved it! The service was great, the location was excellent, and it was very clean and comfortable, perfect for families. My daughter didn't want to get out of bed each morning because she slept so well. I found the location incredibly convenient. Plus, the staff were very polite...

Imperial Hotel is a must-stay in Tokyo, a classic, established hotel with absolutely superb and thoughtful service! The location is excellent, right in the Ginza CBD, directly opposite Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace. You can walk to countless restaurants and cafés.

The hotel service was excellent, with great attention to detail. However, the bed was a bit hard and the pillows weren't very comfortable. There was also a slight musty smell in the bathroom, and the room felt a bit dry. For an older hotel, it's still very well-maintained.

The service was incredibly attentive, and they even have a Chinese-speaking front desk. The room size is decent for Tokyo, and the location is excellent and very convenient. The hotel amenities are also incredibly comprehensive.

The hotel is massive.. meaning we had to walk far to reach on room. There was also a conference there meaning lots of people. The location is quite far from transport. The walk back from shinagawa station is all up hill. Nevertheless we had a good stay..

My experience was exceptional, thanks to the incredible services! The staffs went above and beyond, ensuring every detail was perfect. Coupled with the outstanding quality and stunning locations, I was thoroughly impressed. Unfortunately we cannot experience the breakfast this time, will definitely manage to try it next time! This trip deepens my appreciation and I cannot wait to return for more!

Traveling with kids, the triple room was perfect, and all three of us slept soundly. The small balcony offered a view of Tokyo Tower, though nearby construction did obstruct the scenery a bit.

We had a very relaxing weekend with a nice view. The atmosphere was calm, and the breakfast buffet included both Japanese and Western style options, so there was something for everyone.

The rooms are a bit dated, but the service is really good. It's very close to Shinagawa Station, making it easy to walk everywhere. Plus, there's a large 7-Eleven right downstairs, which is super convenient.

Good hotel near sinagawa station, very nice hotel and service people very nice in welcome

The views are nice. The breakfast selection on the 1st floor has gotten smaller, but the restaurant on the 30th floor is still quite good.

The room was spacious and very clean. The bathroom had excellent water pressure, which was great for relaxing. Check-in was very quick, thanks to the front desk staff. The room temperature was perfect, the air conditioning was quiet, and the bedding was comfortable.

This is the best hotel location in Odaiba, with direct skybridge access to AquaCity and DiverCity. It's incredibly convenient for shopping. The hotel service is also very attentive, and the facilities are excellent! Highly recommended 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very good service overall, but I had to leave a 4 star for overall, the room we were assigned was very loud and my 3 years old had trouble falling asleep. Other than the above, everything was exceptional, the housekeeping team who cleaned our room daily saw that we had a lot of empty bottles of water, and they did refill with the room with enough water without having us to call and request for more...

The hotel's location is excellent, with plenty of dining and entertainment options nearby. The hotel itself is clean and tidy, with complete facilities and excellent service. I'll definitely stay here again next time. The light show downstairs, especially with Christmas approaching, was absolutely beautiful.

The view from the room is so special.  It was so lovely.  I did not close the curtain at night just because I wanna see the fantastic view when I open my eyes.  You can see X’mas fireworks from your window as well.

Surrounded by a historically elegant environment, the garden greenery is beautiful, and the service is very attentive. The room facilities are complete and comfortable. Although the breakfast area is nice, some dishes were already gone when we went at 9 AM, which was the only downside.

Very good garden view. 35/F., very comfortables with big room. The bed is big for two persons since I am along.

Good location. Near train stations. Good for tourist traveller. Very nice Garden.

This is the hotel I always stay at whenever I visit Tokyo, and it never disappoints. The location is fantastic. Since the Prince Hotel is right across the street, there are plenty of excellent restaurants and dining options nearby, which is a huge plus. Transportation is also incredibly convenient. Moving to major districts like Shinjuku, Ginza, and Shibuya by train/subway is fast and easy. If you...

Exceeded all expectations! Beautiful property, spotless accommodations, and outstanding service. Convenient location with easy access to attractions. Worth every penny!

The hotel's location is great, with several subway lines nearby making travel very convenient. Check-in is on the 5th floor, and there's a lovely garden on the 4th floor. You have a choice of restaurants for breakfast, and the one upstairs offers a fantastic view of Mount Fuji. I'd say the breakfast is quite good by Japanese standards. The soundproofing in the rooms is excellent too.

location a bit far from town , free parking lot , staff was  good , hotel breakfast nice 

This is the third time we stayed at this hotel. It is indeed a bit far from downtown, but there are several supermarkets and restaurants nearby. There is even a foodcourt in Aeon. Besides, for enjoying snowfall, the location is just perfect. I also enjoy the public bath very much, making sure to use it every evening, especially when snow is falling into the open space part, which make me feel as if...

Overall is really nice and relaxing to stay. There is public onsen where there are both inside and outside which I found very enjoyable. This hotel has many tourists including tour groups and others causing a long line for laundry. I really hope there are more of it. If I am not wrong there are only 5 washing machines and 4 dryers which is not enough for the entire big hotel.

Located in the southern district, a car is definitely essential for getting around. It's a bit far from the city center, but if you have a car, there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The free parking was a huge plus! As expected from an APA hotel, the interior was very clean, and I really enjoyed the hot springs.

Great place to stay, it has everything you need and feels just like home.

Completely impractical as it's far from the city center!!! If you're not on an organized tour with a travel company, don't stay here! The city buses are a nightmare, always packed, and the metro is a 40-minute walk away! If you have luggage, you'll need to take taxis. This place is definitely not suited for solo travel or trips with friends; book a hotel in the city center instead. It's our fault;...

Arakawa and staff in the restaurant are top notch, made me and my fiancée feel extremely welcomed and accommodated with her gluten allergy and they went above and beyond for us. We ate here for dinner 3 nights and breakfast 3 mornings, and stayed in one of the bay view rooms. Great location if visiting Disney parks and the staff alone is what made this stay a truly special one. Thanks again Arakawa...

200% highly recommend this hotel — it’s incredibly family-friendly! While waiting to check in, there’s a large play area directly across from the front desk, along with Disney TV channels playing to keep children entertained. Even the hallway space by the elevators has areas for kids to explore while they wait. Inside the room, there are several interactive features as well — the kids absolutely loved...

We loved our little stay. The kid-friendly room are absolutely adorable with the forest animals and little witch themed room. My son loved his bunkbed. There were 6 beds in this space which was a little much for us but I can see it being helpful for big families going to Disney. Shower was nice. Everything was very clean. The view of the bay and the city were beautiful. Location is very convenient...

We stayed in Jan for ~$160 a night. We had a park view which means you can see Disney Sea. The room was very spacious. The beds were not as comfortable as others but fine. Lots of space to put your stuff. Felt clean and modern. There was a place to get water and ice on the floor. There was a microwave in the lobby guests could use. Disney store, 2 lawsons, and even gacha and claw machines in the lobby...

I have never stayed in a hotel as welcoming as the Hilton Tokyo Bay. From the moment we entered the hotel to the moment we left, the hospitality was world-class and the entire property was extremely clean. All of the staff members at the Hilton Tokyo Bay were extremely friendly and helpful, ensuring we had the best stay possible. The room we stayed in was fantastic, the room being modern and luxury...

What a great stay. We decided to do Tokyo Disney for the holidays, and are very happy to have stayed here. The staff was top notch and the room was amazing.

The Nagoya Marriott is located right above Nagoya Station, seamlessly connected to the Shinkansen, subway, and shopping malls. The location is unbeatable; you arrive right after exiting the station, and shopping and dining are incredibly convenient. The room is quite spacious, and a 12:00 PM check-out is quite excellent for Japan. Meitetsu Bus and Kintetsu are just a short walk away. As a starting...

The room was very spacious and clean, and the toiletries were also of very good quality. The headrest in the bathtub was super comfortable. It was very pleasant to lie there and enjoy the night view outside the window.

Extremely satisfied with the room size, location, and room service. It's incredibly convenient, making it my top choice in Nagoya.

Located right above Nagoya Station, this hotel offers incredibly convenient transportation. Downstairs, you'll find JR, Meitetsu, and Kintetsu stations, and there are several shopping malls nearby. The rooms are on a high floor, providing great views of Nagoya. Highly recommended!

We definitely picked the right hotel for our trip to Nagoya – it's incredibly family-friendly! First off, the location is unbeatable. Takashimaya department store is right downstairs, so all our dining and shopping needs were met in one go, and transportation was super convenient too. Secondly, the room was really spacious by Japanese standards; there was plenty of room to open our suitcases, and the...

The location is fantastic, just 100 meters from the subway station. The hotel reception is on the 15th floor, and downstairs there are plenty of restaurants, shops, and a mall. The hotel service is also excellent.

Good location. Renovated rooms plenty of restaurants nearby very convenient. Good amenities. But lobby need a refresher

Ideal location for business meeting within business centre

The environment was very clean and quiet, and the breakfast was quite rich. It's a great place for friends to just relax and unwind. There's also a bar time in the evening, so you pretty much don't need to go out for dinner. Having a few drinks and chatting with friends there was very enjoyable.

Great staff, nice location, perfect room with Tokyo Tower view

Room and bed were very comfortable, immaculately clean and modern. 2 mins walk from train station, if you need lift access to train then a 6 mins walk, we had a stroller. Breakfast was a bit of a zoo, we went during Christmas, very busy! But tables were spacious so even though there were so many people you don’t feel cramped. Good variety of food selection. We had dinner at the Japanese teppanyaki...

Good location for Roppongi, walking distance to many nearby malls and resturants.

Great location at low price. Rooms are small, but have every amenity, and are well maintained. Has a breakfast buffet restaurant and some sort of traditional sauna too. Staff is efficient, interaction is smooth, despite me speaking no Japanese, never had any awkward moment with them. Overall, I am happy, I was ready to trade the room space for the good price, and there is no downside to it. Location...

Located just the at mouth of Higobashi metro station, a busy & big hotel. Reception area was relatively small but was efficiently managed by well trained & attentive staffs. Room was very tiny for two but every space was cleverly utilized. It had almost all needed amenities & bed was comfortable. Bathroom was adequate & good though looked tiny too. We loved the food at their Artera restaurant but...

Personally, I was surprised to see the eco-friendly line on the bathtub! I thought it was a great example of environmental friendliness.

Besides the single room being really small(can't open my luggage unless on the bed) this hotel is amazing. Price, location(exit 3 from Higobashi station, literally right infront of it),room cleanliness, self check-in and checkout. Location is kinda in a business district, but you are not that far away from the top locations, and I prefer the less crowded stations overall.

It was comfortable! Thank you very much!!

For a single person the room can be considered enough if not intend to stay many hours in the hotel, the location is ok very convenient that the Blue meteo line is exactly outside the main entrance but the rest are falling short. For me was the cheapest option for the last minute trip and didn't mind the accomodation too much, but still it fell crowded and small.

This resort hotel offers a fantastic view of the entire Kobe city. The buffet restaurant on the top floor is excellent, with delicious and abundant food, and the night view is absolutely stunning. It's an ideal choice for both leisure and business travelers.

The location is very convenient, and it's easy to get to the airport.

Had a wonderful stay. The 30th-floor restaurant offers a fantastic view, breathtaking during the day and magical at night.

I was assigned a random room in the South Wing, which was very spacious and had a balcony, decorated in a French style with yellow and blue accents. The hotel has a very old-money feel with many artistic ornaments and paintings to admire. The shuttle bus was punctual and very convenient and pleasant.

The room was spacious and the facilities were business-oriented, typical of an older five-star hotel. While the decor felt a bit dated, it was very well-maintained, clean, and tidy. The 'mystery room' booking was a huge surprise; the price was amazing, probably a third of what it would normally cost.

The hotel's location is excellent, right in front of the Citizen's Plaza tram stop, making it very convenient to get to from Kobe Airport. You can also take the hotel's shuttle bus from downtown Kobe, which runs every 20 minutes and departs from Gate 8 on the first floor of MINT. The room is spacious and even has a small balcony. There are parks, IKEA, and supermarkets nearby, and it's not far from...

This is an older luxury hotel located on the quieter side of Shinjuku. It has a beautiful lobby, and there's a fantastic Japanese restaurant on the second floor. The hotel is conveniently located near the Tocho-mae subway station. The rooms are clean and comfortable, though not particularly spacious. The breakfast is excellent.

This is hands down the worst Hyatt I've ever stayed at in Japan. I checked in on the 20th, and on the evening of the 22nd, while packing my bags, I found a receipt next to the bed. I initially thought it was mine and didn't pay much attention. Later, I discovered a used feminine hygiene product under the bed. When I looked at the receipt again, it was dated the 17th. None of these items belonged to...

Love the Christmas decor and there is direct limousine bus to the hotel. But it is not near to major stations will stay if deal is good

Excellent! The airport shuttle bus goes directly to the hotel, and the service is very attentive. There's also a shuttle bus from the hotel to Shinjuku Station, so all in all, it's incredibly convenient.

The room appeared to be over 25 square meters, but for exact measurements, refer to the hotel description. The furniture and lighting in the room were tastefully designed, combining wood and metal elements. The bathroom had the visual effect of stone, though I didn't confirm the actual material. Ventilation in the room was excellent, and it stayed warm even in winter. The room was cleaned thoroughly...

The room was decent, nothing fancy like a minibar, probably because it was recently renovated. Overall, it's okay, though there was a fair bit of dust on the linens. But for a business hotel, it's good; cleanliness is key. The room offered a view of Mount Fuji, and the location is excellent with a subway station right downstairs. There are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby, and the airport...

The room was quite spacious compared to other hotels in Japan, especially for such a cheap price. There's a convenience store on the first floor and a free shuttle bus to Narita Airport. It's awesome, seriously!

This single room is the biggest I've stayed in among all the Japanese hotels. The staff were polite, the environment was good, and there's a convenience store on the first floor. Very satisfied. Thumbs up! 👍🏻

The room had a strange smell. It's an okay place for a one-night stopover before heading to the airport, especially with the convenient shuttle bus service.

This hotel near Narita Airport is fantastic! The free shuttle to and from the airport made everything so convenient and stress-free. The room was more spacious than typical Japanese hotels, and it was spotlessly clean with no strange odors. The water temperature and pressure in the shower were excellent, and the toiletries had a lovely scent. The breakfast offered a wide variety of delicious options...

A good experience the hotel, clean and comfy room near the airport which can see traffic departing Narita Airport, shuttle bus provided.

Marroad International Hotel Narita, celebrating 30th Anniversary in 2025, is of ten minutes walk from Sakura-no-yama Park and of ten minutes shuttle bus ride from Narita Airport Terminal 2. The hotel's last bus departure from Terminal 2 is 9.50 pm, and not 9 pm, as previously indicated by one guest review on Trip.com. The hotel receptionist is very helpful and friendly. He replied by email that...

Receptionist just keep looking without any response but i know their eye was following, and i heard them reporting of what i was doing, felt a bit uncomfortable Until i was failed in doing check in finally they came in to help, other than that hotel was good overall

very close to Hiroshima station, Reasonable price, nice hot spring bath, near Convenience store, Comfortable place to stay in Hiroshima. Convenience location to get around and there are Lawson in the 1st floor of this hotel

Nice and clean. Transit and shopping mall are close by. But the room had no closet to hang up the clothes.

Location was good, not overly loud location, but there did not seem to be effective elevators nor laundry services for the size of this hotel. There are only 7 washer/dryer combo units for a building with 14 floors! The walls are also thin and you can hear every knock from your neighbors. I don't think our room was vacuumed before we checked in.

The hotel is just across the Hiroshima station. So you can easily access to anywhere by tram, metro or train. The room was very clean and they provided all the supplies such as toothbrush, paste, etc everyday. The people at the reservation desk were very helpful when doing check-in through the machines. If I planned another trip to Hiroshima, I would definitely stay at this hotel.

No “in room” air conditioning. Massive waits for the elevator. Waits for everything. Too many rooms and people. Not enough space. It does have an onsen, but it’s so busy. We were on top floor, corner unit. It was the smallest hotel room I’ve been in Japan. This hotel is close to the station. And that’s the only perk I noticed. I don’t often leave negative reviews, if you want to stay here to save a...