Top Hotels Near Mt. Fudekage Observatory in Hiroshima from NZ$49

"Great location great room fantastic city"

"Helpful front desk, comfortable room, easy to find with the added bonus of a free beer every afternoon and a good free breakfast."

"Worst night of my life. There was an alarm bell going off 5 times during the night, so I hardly had any sleep at all. When I finally gave up and left at 5am, there was nobody in the reception, otherwise I would have demanded a full refund."

"The front desk people were really nice and helpful. Recommended some good food places to us too. We really liked a snack and they even helped us find more of the snacks. "

"Staff was so nice and helpful"

"The house is massive and super cute! Lots of space to sleep and hang out. Full kitchen (cutest tiniest oven ever), and free washer/dryer with soap provided. Bathtub has an automatic heating feature which was super cool coming from a Canadian who has never seen this before. Super close to the ferry port. Fairly accessible by public transport from Hiroshima airport. "

"Very stylish, super clean and comfortable hotel. Extremely quiet, nice Onsen, We liked everything very much. "

"Great base for bicycle trips from Setoda on the Shimanami kaido route. Great hotel right next to the harbor of Setoda and very helpful personal."

"Great hotel. Had an amazing stay. Location was fab and staff were wonderful. Thank you! "

"Lovely clean and hip place to stay"

"We enjoyed staying at the hotel. The staff were lovely, the hotel was beautiful and comfortable. The shuttle to the station was very convenient. "

"An amazing places to relax and enjoy the views. The interior was something else! "

"Great place "

"Room was very clean, staff was very helpful, would recommend. "

"hotel might need a refresh from the nineties but was very clean and the staff was quite helpful. needs new pillows, the stuffed bean bag pillow was hard to sleep with "

"Clean, dining was an interesting experience, quiet and easily accessible from the town."

"Convenient location for the shimanami kaido "

"When is a resort not a resort? In this case, when it doesn't provide any facilities outside the room. There's a rooftop bar in summer but nothing at other times. Staff were pleasant but breakfast was limited and when we asked for a second cup of coffee we had to pay for it. The room is large but was taken up by 4 double futons and a massive hanging screen for projecting TV/video. We felt it was intended for a large group who wanted to watch DVDs all day. The cost would have been fine split 8...