Hotels Near Mitaki Station in Hiroshima

The location is not far to the tram and there is a large bath, so it was good to relax after traveling. However, the sound insulation was not good, so I heard the next room snoring at night, and the bed was a bit bad, so if you are two people, you should be a twin room than a double.

Room was small but enough for a solo traveller like me. To my surprise, there was even a microwave in the room. Everything was neat and tidy, and the staff at the front desk was nice and helpful. On the top floor, there was a public hot spring bath, but I did not use it. Outside the hot spring bath, there were drinking water fountains and vending machines, one of which dedicated to selling milk and dairy products. You could enjoy the Japanese culture of drinking milk - correct me if I am wrong (at least this was what I learnt from Japanese animes and dramas) - after taking the hot spring. Overall the experience was great.

There is no meal, but it was convenient for business trips because there are basic amenities. It is also recommended for those who come to sightseeing at a low price for the location.

The room was larger, nicer, and cheaper than the 4 star places I stayed at in Kyoto and Tokyo. The view from the room I had was great - high up and facing peace memorial park. The park itself was only a few minutes walk away, and the hotel was nearby many shops and transport. Really great budget choice.

The hotel is in a good location, convenient for shopping, dining, transportation and sightseeing, and has a high cost-effectiveness. The room is slightly small but very new and clean. Free bread and coffee are provided in the morning. The only drawback is that there is no parking lot, and because it is in the city, the prices of surrounding parking lots are relatively high.

The bedlinen is super soft to sleep on. Nice river views too right in front of my room. Love the location too. Very close to all the attraction I needed to go. We love this hotel very much. Thumb up for this hotel.

I stayed there for just one day at the end of the year. The hotel overall seems to be reminiscent of old Europe. Is it because it's a hotel and Shinkansen package tour? It was not a room that I would want to stay in again. First of all, the key card given to me at the reception was quite worn out and in tatters. December 3, 2023 - March 31, 2024 It seems that the guest rooms are being repaired, but the room I stayed in was very clean except for the toilet, sink, and bathroom space. I felt that it was outdated and I didn't like it. Even though it was a non-smoking room, the whole room was yellowed. Is it old? Was it originally a smoking room? The walls are thin and you can hear people talking in other rooms quite loudly. Although they advertise that they have Wi-Fi, it was very unstable and I found it more comfortable to turn off Wi-Fi. The TV cannot display a clock, and there is only a small digital display at the bedside, which is very inconvenient as you can't tell the time. I have a fairly spacious desk, but why? Is it a love hotel that intentionally places tissues in a small space on the bed frame? 'I feel like that. The cup set on my desk looks like a mug from someone else's house, so I definitely don't want to use it. I don't want to use slippers because they are not disposable. At the very least, I would like them to prepare something like disposable sheets to put on slippers. My pajamas are full of pilling and I don't want to wear them. The only amenities in the room are a toothbrush set and a hairbrush. The only amenities I was told to bring at the reception were a T-shaped razor, cotton swabs, cotton, hair ties, and a shower cap. Shampoo, treatment, and body soap available. I wish they had hand soap too. There is a hair dryer. Vending machines are cash only. I would be happy if I could use PayPay as well. Even though it's the middle of winter, for some reason there are only cold drinks available. Air purifier and humidifier available. The air conditioner does not match the size of the room, making it difficult to adjust the temperature. There was a small refrigerator, but it was old. It would be nice if the service provided bottled water or a water server. Breakfast is a buffet, but there were only a few left even during the time, and other customers seemed troubled by not having anything to eat. I thought it would be better not only to carry out repair work but also to update the equipment.

We moved to this hostel after an awful stay for the same price on the other side of town. I haven’t got a bad word to say about akicafe apart from that the coffee shop downstairs closes on Tuesday and Wednesday (the two days we stayed!) we eventually got to sample the coffee on the day of check out and it was the best coffee I have had in Japan. The dorms are so well designed in a capsule format with lights, plugs, a fan and lockers all built into your own bunk. It’s so private and you can’t hear anyone else once your in with the curtain shut. The toilet and shower facilities are spotless with all toiletries provided. The station is so close it makes a great base for day trips. All in all a fabulous hostel I would stay here again.

The center of Hiroshima was expensive and I didn't feel like it in the budget, but it was good that I was able to stay cheaply because it was not so far from Hiroshima station. The room was clean and I was happy with the coffee service in the lobby. But I was actually full of schedules and I didn't have time to drink slowly. Next time, I would like to plan the time to drink coffee slowly and take care of it. There were also several connecting trains from Hiroshima Station １ at an hour, so I didn't feel any inconvenience.