Most Hiroshima trips come down to three bases: Hiroshima Station, the city center around the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park, or Miyajima, home of Itsukushima Shrine. A hotel by the station suits Shinkansen connections, one near the Dome suits walking, and a night on Miyajima lets you see the island in the evening and early morning after day trippers leave. The 6 stays below cover all three.
6 recommended stays
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Recommended staysHiroshima Station · about 250 m
A 238-room, 21-story hotel about 250 m from Hiroshima Station. It has an indoor view pool with a poolside bar, a sauna and steam room, a foot bath and spa treatment rooms, plus two restaurants and a garden.
Recommended staysPeace Park · Dome about 460 m
A 491-room, 33-story hotel about 460 m from the Atomic Bomb Dome and 600 m from Hiroshima Castle. It has an indoor pool and sauna and restaurants serving Chinese and Western food, and its family rooms include child-safety features.
Recommended staysHatchobori · tram about 230 m
Opened in 2018 with 14 floors and 183 rooms, with an onsen communal bath, sauna, steam room and full-service spa. Rooms are soundproofed, a vegetarian-friendly restaurant is available, and breakfast is a Japanese, Western and continental buffet. The Ebisucho tram stop is about 230 m away.
Recommended staysUjina shore · about 6 km from the station
A 23-story, 510-room hotel on the Ujina shore, opened in 1994 and renovated in 2008. Indoor, outdoor and children's pools sit alongside an onsen bath, sauna and steam room, and a free local shuttle runs. Restaurants serve Asian and vegetarian dishes.
Recommended staysMiyajima · Opened 1854
A five-story, 38-room ryokan in Miyajima's Momijidani area, open since 1854 and renovated in 1981. It has an onsen bath, a garden, karaoke and tour and ticket assistance, and runs free shuttles to the ferry terminal and around the area.
Recommended staysMiyajima · 34 rooms
A five-story, 34-room stay opened in 1989, with a rooftop area, a library and a garden, serving kaiseki meals. There is an onsen bath, a fitness room and massage, children's cutlery and toothbrushes and a baby-changing room, and parking is free.
To walk around Peace Memorial Park and the Dome, RIHGA Royal Hotel Hiroshima is the closest: 491 rooms over 33 floors, about 460 m from the Dome and 600 m from Hiroshima Castle, with an indoor pool, a sauna and Chinese and Western restaurants. From Hiroshima Station you would take a tram into the center.
On Miyajima, Iwaso has 38 rooms, opened in 1854 and was renovated in 1981, in the Momijidani area, with an onsen bath, a garden and karaoke. Kinsuikan, a five-story building opened in 1989, has a rooftop area, a library, children's cutlery and toothbrushes and a baby-changing room.
Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima stands on the Ujina shore, away from the center and about 6.2 km from Hiroshima Station, with 510 rooms over 23 floors. In return you get indoor, outdoor and children's pools, an onsen bath and a free local shuttle in one place, which suits families who plan to spend time at the hotel.
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