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Japan, 〒732-0804 Hiroshima, Minami Ward, Nishikaniya, 1-chōme−1−１
contacts phone: +81 82-568-1177
website: www.vessel-hotel.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 34.3933152, Longitude: 132.4782412
Timeshare Chinchilla
::Excellently located hotel less than 10 minutes walk from Hiroshima JR and Shinkansen train station. Also a few minutes walk to the nearest tram stop that will take you to the Peace Park. A 5 min walk to the nearest combini. On arrival I was told I could enjoy free soft drinks/hot beverages and a selection of nice cakes in the dining area. The front desk had mail for me - which was my printed Shinkansen ticket back to Tokyo. They had this ready for me without me having to ask for it which was a huge relief. The room was small but comfortable and clean. Great value for the price.
Peter Jens
::The room was fine. However, I was told that I had to check out after my second night and move to a new room. I checked out and when I got back to the hotel they had me back in the same room and they hadn’t even cleaned anything. So I went through the trouble of checking out for nothing. It was a waste of time.
Ivan Dzurek
::The hotel is very clean and the staff is nice. Free drinks and a light meal are offered in a small dining room. Rooms are tiny but modern and clean. There are lots of free amenities including slippers, pyjamas, shower gels, towels, etc. The hotel is a short walk from the main train station and tram stations. There is a supermarket right across the street and a restaurant and bakery near by.
Guest User
::Friendly and helpful hotel staff and clean room. Nice cold AC in room and nice en suite. Just a short walk from Hiroshima station. The paid breakfast is good too. Good WiFi, great bike rental (if you use the bike less than 3 hours, it's free!), albeit small size. Would recommend.
Thomas Roux
::Very new and clean hotel, with free all-you-can-drink soft until 9pm. The rooms are really small, there is a strange system for closing the windows (easy to open, impossible to close if you don't get the explanation from the staff), and there are no stairs (means you must use the elevator, which is packed at rush hour and you can easily wait 5 minutes waiting). I paid 6000 yen for one night, a regular price for this kind of hotels. Note that there is a flat screen and ethernet + hdmi plugs in the rooms.