Top Hotels Near Manga Library-Museum in Hiroshima from NZ$86

"Was really central to everything. Breakfast was prob best we had in Japan. Beds comfortable. Everything was lovely"

"This hotel is in an excellent location, right next to Hiroshima Station, making it easy to travel throughout Hiroshima and to other cities as well. There are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby—everything you could need is within walking distance. The hotel itself feels fairly new and is very well maintained. One highlight for me was the strong water pressure in the shower, which made for a very comfortable stay. In the mornings, the hotel also offers complimentary coffee, juices, and light pastries in the lobby—a thoughtful touch, even though I didn’t get a chance to enjoy it. The staff were exceptionally kind and helpful. I’d especially like to thank Kiyota and Nagayama, who went above and beyond to assist me with navigating a Japanese website I was struggling with. They gave me their full attention and were genuinely caring throughout. The hospitality that I received from them and the staff was by far the highlight of my experience. I highly recommend this hotel and would absolutely stay here again on my next visit to Hiroshima."

"Really nice hotel , great room with a view and location "

"The only downside was buggy wifi. Everything else was great. Staff was helpful during check-in and the room and bed were very comfortable. "

"The staffs very accommodating. The room is neat and clean, although small. It was winter time, so I couldn't tell about A/C."

"This is an excellent hotel in a great location. Everything was clean, attentive staff, comfortable bed. "

"Clean room, friendly staff, good location"

"Other than being in a good location, there is very little to praise about this hotel. The rooms were ancient and stuffy. I was flabbergasted to hear that I was not able to control the temperature in the room. It was not a comfortable stay."

"Ask was very good, and especially the shower head. Would have been nice if the window opened. "