Hotel Granvia Hiroshima South Gate

My parents and I stayed for one night as a group of three. The Hotel is connected to all transportation options—bullet train, local trains, streetcar, and buses—without getting wet in the rain, and the flat access made it easy even with heavy luggage like suitcases. We stayed three people in a twin Room with one extra bed, and the extra bed was sturdy and comfortable. Even with the extra bed added, there was still a sofa and table, so there was plenty of space to spread out our belongings. The bathroom and toilet were separate, and the bath area in particular was spacious enough that my elderly parents felt safe using it. One minor point: the vanity area felt a bit small for women and not very bright, but since the Room had large windows with plenty of natural light, I could do my makeup at the sofa using the provided mirror, which worked well. Everyone at the front desk was attentive and quick to offer help whenever needed. They also kindly stored a large ice pack for us and froze it again, which we really appreciated. We will definitely stay here again!

In my previous Review, I wrote, “The bath is so spacious—I wish I’d brought bath salts,” and this time bath salts had been added to the amenities, which made it incredibly relaxing (lol).When I made the Reservation, I hadn’t really noticed, but the Plan included a free-flow service during afternoon café time, which was quietly very helpful.After sightseeing, we came back to the Hotel tired from walking and were able to enjoy tea for about an hour before heading out for dinner—such a nice refresh for a mother-and-daughter trip.The breakfast buffet had a wide selection, including Hiroshima specialties like conger eel rice, seafood teppanyaki, and even roast beef—very satisfying.All of the restaurant staff were friendly; if you stay here, getting breakfast included and skipping lunch might be the way to go (lol).