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"Best location. Need to refresh water fall in the lobby"

"We stayed here for one night and were very happy with our choice. The hotel’s location next to Hiroshima Station is excellent—especially convenient when traveling with large luggage, as we are on an extended trip. Our King room was surprisingly spacious and thoughtfully designed. It was well-appointed with everything we needed, including a small entry hall with a pocket door, a separate shower area with separate bathtub (also with pocket doors), ample counter space, a workstation, a dedicated coffee area and enormous closet space. The layout made it feel both functional and comfortable. Overall, everything exceeded expectations. Well done, Marriott."

""The room was huge! Since we were in a corner room, the views—especially at sunrise—were amazing. Plus, the staff were all super friendly and took great care of us.""

"Great location. 15 min walk from peace park, memorials, and museums. Lots of eating options nearby as well as shopping. Hotel itself has small lobby, but it does have complimentary coffee, tea, water, yogurt drink in afternoon into the evening (I think 1400-2100). Staff courteous and professional, although a few did not speak English much. No worries, Google Translate helped clarify misunderstandings. Amenities in lobby, take what you need. Complimentary water bottle in the room per person. We had 3 to a room and the beds were laid right next to each other with 1 right in front of the bathroom. Not ideal or sanitary and felt quite cramped. We have been in smaller spaces with better arrangement. Maybe consider smaller beds so we have room to put our luggage. No formal closet, just a rack with a few hangers span ding about a foot wide. Not much room to put our jackets/coats and robes. Bathroom has flimsy shower curtain that billows during showering, causing water to leak out into sink and toilet space. Not sure who thought this was a good design, but no. Just no. Not sure I’d stay here again in future, esp for the price. "