Find hotels near Akitakada Municipal History Museum, Hiroshima

"Clean room, friendly staff, breakfast was well prepared and delicious!"

"Clean, safe, convenient."

"Thank you for your good service! Very clean room and good amenities. The pyjamas is a bit disappointing because it is a one piece top and a bit translucent."

"The Knot was a great hotel choice for Hiroshima - conveniently located to access core sites around the city, easy to get to via public transport, and close to the main shopping district. It was clean and modern, with good amenities. Perhaps the bathroom was a tad small - but all in all a solid hotel choice."

"Clean large room"

"Simple but spacious room, having separate areas for the toilet and bath is a bonus. Location and convenience is the number one selling point, literally right next to the street car and JR station with plenty of shopping and eating options."

"I would definitely stay there if I have a trip to Hiroshima again."

"The staff was amazing and very helpful despite the language barrier. The room was spotless, the building was spotless. Breakfast was included, always fresh. Dinner was also included. Im assuming because not much around there. It cost about $60 CND per day to take the train return into Hiroshima. This is the only way to get there. No bus available only the Bullet train. My mistake I booked wrong location. Still worked out fine. The mattress is very firm. But surprisingly we both slept very well. We have absolutely nothing to complain about. "

"This location is right next to Saijo station - an excellent place to stay with quick access to Sakagura street to visit all of the sake breweries. My only complaint is there’s only one elevator for the whole hotel so for events like the Saijo Sake Matsuri it takes a long time to get to and from your room, and the breakfast area becomes very crowded. they do have a washer and dryer which I used twice very convenient very efficient. The coffee maker was broken for two of the three days I stayed so that was a bummer. I wish they could’ve given everyone ¥200 to go to the 7-Eleven for coffee or just brew it in the kitchen!"