Hiroshima Hotel Guide - Mazda Museum hotels in Hiroshima, Japan.

"Perfect location and great price. "

"The hotel is in a great spot - easy walking to sites. Hotel staff are very friendly and helpful. Would recommend!"

"Large room and King size bed was a treat Staff are great and the overall vibe of the hotel is welcoming and lively as we would expect in "Exciting Hiroshima" The rooftop bar is a great place to enjoy a welcome drink and get a birdseye view of the area Favorite part of the property was the restaurant. Breakfast buffet was stellar, Happy Hour is great value and the pizza is second to none. A little bit of Italy in the heart of f Hiroshima Highly recommend this property "

"I like the service and lounge access."

"Everything you need was provided!"

"Very little nearby but easy 800m walk to get food. Breakfast not worth the effort or cost."

"The Hilton Hiroshima was a good place for a quick layover between cities. The amenities are more limited than other hotels we’ve stayed at in Japan. The staff was very helpful! The breakfast buffet was great for our family and kept us full through lunch. "

"Excellent hotel, easy short walk to the Peace Memorial Park and good transport links around the city. Good facilities including a nice onsen (public bath) and fantastic breakfast with a wide range of options. Smooth check in process and very clean and tidy. Highly recommended hotel. "

"Extremely handy to Hiroshima Station (and the stadium, if looking for that). I walked into the city centre daily to meet up with friends daily and it was an easy 25 minute walk. The room was reasonably equipped (tiny by North American standards, but average for Japan). The carpeting was tired and stained, but the bedding was fine. Breakfast was ... basic. Moderately better than the "coffee and bread" advertised in the elevator, but that baseline left little room for disappointment. Made for a reasonable snack on the way to breakfast. ;) The photos with food on a patio are utterly misleading as there is no bar/food source attached to the hotel."