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Hiroshima Accommodation Guide
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Hiroshima Accommodation Guide

Hiroshima Accommodation Guide by AreaA complete guide to choosing the best place to stay in Hiroshima, from the lively city center to charming nearby towns, matching your travel route.

When traveling to Hiroshima, you can plan an efficient route by choosing your accommodation from three main areas: Hiroshima Station Area for convenient transport, Downtown Area for sightseeing and shopping, and Nearby Areas for a quiet, relaxing atmosphere.

1. Hiroshima Station Area

This area surrounds JR Hiroshima Station and the Shinkansen (bullet train) entrance, serving as the city's main transport hub. It is the best location if you plan to travel to other cities or have heavy luggage.

  • Pros: It offers the easiest access to the Shinkansen, JR trains, and airport limousine buses. The station building features a large shopping mall called ekie and a wide variety of restaurants, making it easy to find a meal even late at night.
  • Cons: Major downtown attractions such as the Peace Memorial Park and the Hondori shopping district are about a 10 to 15-minute ride away by streetcar or bus.
  • Recommended for: Travelers arriving by Shinkansen from Kansai (Osaka) or Fukuoka, and those planning day trips to nearby towns.

No rates are available for the stay from 2026-07-27 to 2026-07-28. Please try different dates.

2. Downtown Area (Hondori, Kamiya-cho, Hatchobori)

This is Hiroshima's liveliest area, where major downtown attractions, shopping streets, and restaurants are concentrated.

  • Pros: You can walk to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, the Atomic Bomb Dome, and Hiroshima Castle. The Hondori Shopping Arcade and Okonomimura (a building filled with local savory pancake stalls) are right here, making it the best place for late-night shopping and dining. It is also close to the Hiroshima Bus Center.
  • Cons: You will need to take a streetcar (Hiroden) from Hiroshima Station to get here, which can be slightly inconvenient if you have large luggage.
  • Recommended for: Travelers focusing on city sightseeing and local food, and those who prefer walking and staying in a lively atmosphere.

Exclusive TourCast Tips!

Check for the Hiroshima Hospitality Pass (HOP) at Your Accommodation

If you stay at a participating accommodation in Hiroshima and purchase an eligible 1-day travel ticket, you can receive the Hiroshima Hospitality Pass (HOP). This digital coupon provides discounts and benefits at tourist attractions, shops, and restaurants.

  • Eligible Tickets: Streetcar 1-Day Pass (Hiroshima Electric Railway), Hiroshima Sightseeing Loop Bus (Meipuru~pu) 1-Day Ticket, or Peacecle (Share Cycle) 1-Day Pass.
  • Benefits: Show your coupon screen at participating facilities showing the HOP logo to receive discounts and special offers.
  • How to Use: Use your smartphone to scan the QR code provided at the hotel front desk to access the digital coupon.

Important Notes

  • Validity: The coupon is valid from the time you get it until 23:59 the following day.
  • Re-access: If you close your browser, you can only re-access the coupon by scanning the re-issue QR code on the exact same device. (It cannot be shared with other devices.)
  • Reservations: Some hotels may require you to book your travel pass in advance, so checking with your hotel before arrival is recommended.
HOP Official WebsiteQR Code Re-issue Page

Hotel Name
Urbain Hiroshima Executive
Urbain Hiroshima Central
ANA Crowne Plaza Hiroshima
Alley Hotel Hiroshima Namikidori
WeBase Hiroshima
EN HOTEL Hiroshima
Oriental Hotel Hiroshima
Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima
KOKO HOTEL Hiroshima Ekimae
Sotetsu Fresa In Hiroshima Ekimae
Toyoko Inn Hiroshima-eki Minami-guchi Migi
Park Side Hotel Hiroshima Peace Park
Hiroshima Intelligent Hotel Annex
Hiroshima Intelligent Hotel Main Building Stadium Front
Hiroshima Guesthouse en
Hiroshima Guesthouse Haru
Hiroshima City Bunka Koryu Kaikan
Hiroshima Tokyu REI Hotel
Hiroshima no Yado Aioi
Hiroshima Pacific Hotel
Hiroshima Peace Hotel
Vessel Inn Hiroshima Ekimae
Hostel Mallika
Hotel Granvia Hiroshima
Hotel Kuretakeso Hiroshima Otemachi
Hotel New Yorishiro
Hotel Hiroshima Garden Palace
Hotel Promote Hiroshima
Hotel Hokke Club Hiroshima
Hotel Mystays Hiroshima Peace Park
LAZULI Hiroshima Hotel & Lounge
RIHGA Royal Hotel Hiroshima
Hotel Granvia Hiroshima South Gate
Hotel Suite Hiroshima Yokogawa
Hotel Suite Hiroshima Hakushima
J-Hoppers Hiroshima Guesthouse

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3. Nearby Areas (Relaxation and Small-Town Charm)

1) Miyajima and Miyajimaguchi Area

This area is located on Miyajima Island—home to Itsukushima Shrine and its famous floating torii gate—or near the ferry terminal on the mainland.

  • Pros: You can fully enjoy the quiet morning and peaceful evening atmosphere of Miyajima after the daytime crowds leave. The island offers many luxury ryokans and hotels surrounded by the sea and mountains, where you can experience traditional Japanese relaxation.
  • Cons: The location is less convenient if you want to go shopping downtown or take day trips to other areas.
  • Recommended for: Travelers who want to relax and enjoy beautiful scenery away from the busy city, or those looking to stay in a traditional ryokan.

No rates are available for the stay from 2026-07-27 to 2026-07-28. Please try different dates.

2) Onomichi Area

A coastal town known for its beautiful views of the sea, steep hills, and charming narrow alleys.

  • Pros: You can enjoy stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea, cozy cafes, and historic temples. It is also the starting point of the Shimanami Kaido cycling route, making it perfect for outdoor activities.
  • Cons: It takes about 1 to 1.5 hours by train from Hiroshima city center, which is a bit far for daily trips to downtown Hiroshima.
  • Recommended for: Travelers who love cycling, or those who want to spend a night in a quiet, atmospheric seaside town.

No rates are available for the stay from 2026-07-27 to 2026-07-28. Please try different dates.