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"Probably the best hotel I stayed at during my month long trip in Japan. Clean, friendly staff, small room, good breakfast, close to the station. "

"I liked the hotel and area. It was excellent. I'll stay here again sometime. Thank you."

"Doesn’t have all your amenities (gym, etc) and you have to pick up your own thing like coffee and stuff from the first or top floors, and the decor and feel is contemporary. BUT, great place to stay. Super clean. Large-ish rooms. Breakfast buffet is western and most excellently done. Hassei, the okonomiyaki dive, the one you want to go to, is a few Japanese blocks away. It’s a cab ride from the train station, a hop and a skip away from the Peace Memorial (where you must spend a half day of your visit there…). English works well. Staff are super kind. Worth giving it a try. "

"I really enjoyed my stay at the Nest Hotel. Very clean and neat premises with a warm atmosphere and friendly, helpful staff. The room itself was clean and the bed a very generous size and super comfortable. The Nest Hotel Hatchobori is in an excellent location too. In short, I loved this place and would recommend it very highly. "

"Very helpful staff Great location, walking distance to train station "

"Great location, walking distance to the train station and couple seven elevens. Very nice staff as well."

"Everything up to standard"

"Amazing room with amazing views, loved our stay here, would definitely stay again "

"a very spacious and beautifully decorated hotel the staff are very friendly and the beds are very, very comfy. Two things I didn’t like about the hotel are no deluxe double rooms with large beds, only twins bed. This is something the hotel could change. For me another letdown was the breakfast I found there to be some items that were poor quality such as the croissant, butter and in general the pastry section the breakfast was very much catered for Japanese style rather than continental visitors. The omelette station give us a very few ingredients inside omletette chefs could have been more generous."