Sejour Inn Nagarekawa

It's pretty good. My only complaint is that it's a little too small, but in a way it's actually kind of nice

I was planning to stay for a total of 5 nights, but I canceled after 3 nights. The location is good, the rooms are clean and the price is reasonable, but Wi-Fi is not available. .. The hotel side couldn't do anything after all, the refund work took time, and the work was delayed. It's a really good hotel, but it's a shame. Breakfast is also a minus because the number of items is quite small.

Used as a partner hotel of APA. If you want to hang out in the city with the location in the middle of Hiroshima, this is highly recommended. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the Atomic Bomb Dome. I think I could get to Hiroshima station in less than 20 minutes by using the Hiroshima Electric Railway (tram). There are about 3 cars parked in front of the entrance, and the motorcycles can be parked for free. At that time, I put myself in and stopped about 3 cars. Single deluxe? I stayed in a semi-double room with a slightly higher grade. What surprised me was the bathroom. I think that a typical business hotel is a 3-point unit bath with a toilet and no washroom, but this one had a washroom and a bathroom-only unit like a bathroom in a normal house. As soon as I entered the room, the BGM of the cable broadcasting was flowing from the ceiling, and I think that if you have a good feeling, you can understand it, but it felt like a "hotel of that type". Unfortunately, there was no window in the room (strictly speaking, there was a wall of a mechanical parking lot that was detached with almost no gap when opened, and there was almost no light in the daytime) and I was bathed in the morning sun. Not recommended for those who want to wake up comfortably. I slept twice and overslept ...

It's cheap and the rooms are clean, so I always use it when I stay in Hiroshima.

It was very convenient in the downtown area ^ _ ^