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"The hotel is located right across from Hiroshima Station, making it super convenient for getting on and off the Shinkansen. The rooms are very clean, and the bathroom is a good size—larger than many typical hotel bathrooms in Japan. I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Hiroshima"

"A few minutes walk from rail station. Clean comfortable, friendly and helpful staff. Has a very varied and delicious breakfast. Would stay here again for sure. The cable car that takes you up the mountain to all the sights is a pleasant stroll away along a covered shopping arcade"

"We had a wonderful time at the Hilton in Hiroshima. The rooms were large and had great beds, towels... The pool and hot tub were an extra treat. It was easy stroll from the hotel to Peace Park and to the train station and other sites from the hotel. And most importantly, the service was impeccable. After very full days, we decided to eat at the hotel both nights, which was unusual for us. We didn't make a reservation at the buffet but they squeezed us in anyway. And the food and ambience was quite nice. There aren't however, as many smaller local restaurants near the hotel. But everything else about the place made up for it. "

"A classic hotel with regal decor from the 70’s! Spectacular view of the city from upper floor room and restaurant! "

"Totally recommend this hotel. Close to everything. Great facilities and has free food and drinks available at different times of the day. One of the best hotels we stayed at during our 10 days in Japan and very reasonably priced"

"Nice hotel. Good location for restaurants and bars. Complimentary coffee and snacks in the afternoon and early evening. "

"Good location, nice and clean room with a comfortable bed."

"Beautiful room in a nice walkable area close to public transportation with lovely staff."

"Huge rooms that are amazing for the price. I mean there were multiple showers in our room. Its cheap. The staff were friendly. The buffet is fine. There's a ton of bars and restaurants accross the street. Not too far of a walk to peace gardens and subway lines. "