2-Star Hotels in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

It's new and clean, with cooking facilities, which is convenient. It's well-equipped and quiet at night. It's a 15-minute walk from the Onomichi JR line, and easy to find using Google Maps. It was my first time experiencing a youth hostel in Japan, and it was pretty good.

Good place and near to the convenient stores.The place is so perfect for the family.my kids enjoyed the projector,but there is no elevator.we carried our big luggage going to second floor.No free car parking but have a nearest coin parking.check out time is so early 10am.I suggest to make it 11am because some of the guests have a kids hard to wake them up early,especially if you are a tourist.

Close to Onomichi Station, there are also convenience stores nearby, and the service is very good

The hotel is very small but very good to spend 3 nights in family.

Absolutely gorgeous place and the nicest owner! Rooms are cozy and clean. Air conditioning is working perfectly even in this scolding hot summer. The food is amazing! We highly recommend to try both dinner and Japanese breakfast, it is wonderful! Overall this place is very peaceful and gorgeous. Try to stay at least for 2 nights! Thank you so much for your kindness and care, we will try to return next year!

Tradition and wind, well prepared, A bit of Edo period vibe But I can only sleep tatami, I have to think twice if I am not used to it. ～ But the most unexpected thing is that the owner is a hidden kitchen god! ! ! ! ! Dinner is Omakase, every sushi is a delicious one that can't be described ～ Breakfast is also delicious! If it is not accommodation, it is also highly recommended to make an appointment to have dinner here!

To be honest, I didn't have high expectations since it was only about 3,000 yen per person per night, but it was very clean, spacious, and comfortable. There was a large public bath and free breakfast, so I was more than satisfied with the price. The location was about a 2-minute walk from Fukuyama Station, and the surrounding area was like a downtown area, so there were plenty of restaurants, which was nice.

This is a great hostel. The staff are super friendly and helpful. They speak good English and there are many other solo travelers that come here. I met some great people. There's a kitchen too that's well equipped. The bedrooms are also very spacious and comfy. My only downside is being woken up at 10am everyday as the staff come in to clean the rooms from guests that have checked out.

As soon as I entered the door, two female staff wearing masks looked at me, very cold, I went to the counter to check in and pointed to me to check in by myself. I entered a few voucher no. I failed, I asked the staff to help, she came over reluctantly, the impression was not very good. The other female and male staff were very warm and courteous. The bath is not big, but only me and my daughter so it's OK. The breakfast environment is very open, there are not many food choices, it seems that only 9AM or 9:30AM, 10AM CHECK OUT are provided earlier.

I stayed here solo and absolutely loved the experience. The location is super convenient—just a few minutes’ walk from the station, which made day trips and late arrivals stress-free. The hostel has a warm, minimalist Japanese aesthetic, and the common area is cozy and social without being noisy. Staff were friendly and spoke good English, and the check-in process was smooth. The dorm beds had privacy curtains, reading lights, and lockers—perfect for solo travelers. Everything was clean and well-kept. Highly recommend if you’re traveling alone and want both comfort and convenience.