광역 공원 앞 역 × 식사의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 5페이지

The building was a bit old, but the separate bath and toilet made it very convenient. The complimentary ice cream was refreshing and soothing for my tired body. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance.

My spouse and I booked a twin room. It was our first stay. We were happy that the toilet and bath were separate, so we could add the bath salts we brought and relax in the tub. The washroom was also spacious, and we were surprised to find a washing machine! Since it was No Meals Included, the Facility being minimal was perfectly fine. It would have been nice to have one more chair. But we’d like to stay again next time. We used a nearby parking lot, and it was inexpensive.

Although it’s a little far from Hiroshima Station, the streetcar stop is about a 2-minute walk away, so it didn’t feel inconvenient! There are also plenty of bars and restaurants nearby, so you won’t have any trouble finding places to eat or drink. The staff were very kind and made our stay comfortable. The only small thing I noticed was that the Room felt a bit dark unless we opened the curtains because there wasn’t much lighting. Everything else was perfect! Thank you!

The Room was clean, and it was a very fun Hotel to stay in with a large group. There were two shower rooms, one of which had a bathtub. It was a very convenient Hotel.

From the kind guidance before our stay to the Room layout, Facility, and amenities, we felt thoughtful care in every detail and enjoyed a warm, happy time. We are simply grateful to the wonderful staff. Also, when you stay here, don’t forget to bring your pajamas!

I had business in Kure City, but there were no vacancies anywhere, so I stayed here for a Multiple Night Stay. I understood it was a dormitory-style accommodation, but it was beyond my expectations with mostly international guests. I also knew it was mixed-gender Rooms, but the ratio seemed to have more women, which made me feel a bit apologetic. If I were younger, I might have enjoyed some international exchange as well.

True to its name, “Ouchi Hotel” feels like a mix between a home and a Hotel—in simple terms, it’s a private rental. Since I only needed a place to sleep, I was fully satisfied. There is also a bed in the loft and you can sleep there, but the air conditioner doesn’t reach it and it gets quite hot, so sleeping there may be difficult.