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'Perfect hotel for a stay in Hiroshima. The rooms were perfect and the breakfast also. Very friendly staff and perfect spot for a Hiroshima visit'

'This is an authentic Japanese Ryokan, where you sleep on mats on the floor. We used three mats each to be comfortable. The room was spacious. The bathroom is immaculate and we loved using the onsen or hot bath. The Japanese breakfast was absolutely delicious and included a great variety of foods. The staff was gracious and very helpful. We could store our luggage and they got us a taxi when we left. I highly recommend this place for an authentic Japanese inn experience. It is literally across...

'Loved'

'Staff was fine. Location to sites was convenient. The room was small, we had the first room off the lobby - which was a bit weird. Not a speck of space to open your suitcase. It is very concrete…. Black and gray…. No character. It served the purpose, but it’s not going to WoW anyone…. Solid average stay.'

'This place was such a special experience! The owner and chef of the sushi restaurant downstairs is absolutely lovely and crafted us the best dinner of our entire trip! The rooms are private and comfortable and full of character. This is definitely one of the most authentic and memorable stays of our trip.'

'Prima. Basic kamer met alles wat je nodig hebt. De kamer is wel lang, maar smal'

'De locatie aan het water vlak bij de ferry was ideaal. Bij aankomst kreeg ik te horen dat de lift maar tot de vierde etage ging. Omdat ik last had van een beenblessure was dit voor mij bezwaarlijk. Er werd niet feprobeerd een oplossing te vinden. "Sorry for the inconvenience". De traditionele tatami-futon kamer zou ik normaal leuk en prettig gevonden hebben, maar was nu door de blessure problematisch. Maar daar kan het hotel natuurlijk niets aan doen. Ik ben daarom slechts één nacht gebleven,...

'Good location and convenient with breakfast, snacks, and a washing machine. Staff are nice but would be a better experience if more of them were multilingual. Some only spoke Japanese and it was difficult to communicate simple things such as whether the tap water was drinkable or whether check out was completed.'