The Royal Park Hotel Hiroshima Riverside

The location was brilliant, 10 minutes walk from the railway station, if you take the correct exit, (South West), and there are also many interesting eating establishments around the railway station, and It's also only a slightly further walk for many of Hiroshimas tourist attractions. The hotel staff were lovely, friendly, welcoming and very professional in everydway, if we return to Hiroshima we would certainly use this hotel again, but choose a larger room.

The rooms were gorgeous—warm, cozy, and equipped with excellent bathroom facilities, including a separate bathroom, shower, and toilet. My window offered a view of the river and the buildings across from it. The breakfast was also quite good. This hotel is located on a side street, giving it a more local and quiet feel. While it takes a bit longer to reach the main attractions of the city, I believe it's worth it, as you get to explore a more authentic, non-touristy part of the area

The staff were friendly and helpful. They were happy to hold our luggage for us until our room was ready. The hotel was clean and comfortable but not particularly special. A fine place to stay when you are passing through for a night as we were. There was a small cafe in the lobby where we were able to order some dinner and drinks but it closed at 6pm.

Lovely View. Full block out blinds. Quiet. Bigger bed. Bath Modern and clean Cafe on site butwe didn’t have breakfast Luggage storage Good before and after. Staff very nice. 10 minute walk to station but make sure you take the south exit. Also, 10 minute walk to the bus that you can take to the castle (allow 1hr), Abomb dome and Peace Museum (allow1.5-2 hrs). Bus does loop of city and is covered by JR pass or ¥600 a day

Fantastic location on the riverbank a short walk from the station. Lovely room overlooking the river, immaculately clean and very comfortable. Having a bath as well as a shower was really great too after a long walk it was nice to lay back relax and have a soak. Very close to Shukukeien garden, don't forget to feed the Koi. A slightly longer but straight forward walk to Hiroshima Castle and The Peace Memorial and Atomic bomb museum (dont forget to take tissues, it's a very sad and humbling experience). Finally, the staff were wonderful, welcoming and very happy to assist.