Kure Homestays

The location of the hotel is the biggest disadvantage. It's a long walk away, so you have to take a bus or taxi. It is recommended to take the shuttle bus to check in after sightseeing in Gure. There are not many bars nearby, and there are few restaurants, so it was a pity that there were not many choices in the evening. Still, the hotel's low quality was good and the service was good.

A direct bus from Hiroshima Airport to Kure arrives opposite to the hotel. There is a hotel in front of you, but you will go up to the second floor of the station and get off by the elevator of the communication passage. The return was more difficult, and there was no down escalator at Kure station, and I lifted my suitcase and got off the stairs. This is not a hotel side problem, Kure station is bad, but there is a problem with access. The hotel has a meaningless automatic check-in machine depending on the example, and it takes a lot of time. The shower is difficult to adjust the temperature, and it feels strangely cold even if hot water is put in the bathtub. However, the free breakfast is very good, betraying the expectation. There are many guests, including foreigners, whether the evaluation becomes good because the breakfast is good. I think it is the best location for Yamato Museum.

There is a one-way road from the station. There are shopping malls, supermarkets and restaurants near the station. You can go to the Yamato Museum Haizi Museum Pier through the trestle bridge, which is very convenient. The front desk attitude is very good. Older hotel but fairly clean. The windows can be opened for ventilation. The TV is small and there are not many channels to watch. There are only three paid channels and you can’t fast forward. The wifi connection password of the room you stayed in is wrong, but you can connect to other rooms, which is strange.

It was very easy to find because it was in front of the station and the signboard was shining. The building itself is old, but it was cleaned and managed well and I was able to spend comfortably.

It takes about 15 minutes on foot from Kure Station, but the interior is clean and the breakfast is delicious and recommended. I didn't use it, but there seems to be a transfer service to the station.

It took less than 10 minutes to walk from Kure Station, but the entrance was difficult to understand. The room was quite large. The bathroom was a unit. The bathroom is small. The shower is barely large enough to take a shower. There was an elevator １ and a coin laundry, but there was a time limit, so I went to the 24-hour open place next to the convenience store. The windows are also large with individual air conditioning. Wi-Fi was available, but the password was guided inside the elevator. Yamato Museum is also ok on foot. I liked it.

I think some people are worried about a slightly old building (I saw this type of key in Kuri), but it's not a prestigious inn, but the food was generally great. I think it's a gem of Japanese food that you can't easily eat, such as steamed mackerel. You can also rent a washing machine, stroller, etc. The inn is also very kind and quick. The coast of Katsura is spreading in front of the inn, and the first floor is a cafe where you can eat modern menus such as pancakes.

A spacious tatami room at an affordable price and Breakfast is free. Don't compare it to big hotels. I highly recommend it to people who come to visit Gure for a while.^^

Shuttle services from one person. Enjoy a magnificent view of Noro Kogen, nature and tasty local produce.