Hiroshima no Yado Aioi

Best place to stay in Hiroshima. Easy to get to from Shinkansen. Very close to Peace park and also a 3 min walk to ferry from peace park to Miyajima. The staff are super friendly and welcoming. The room is spacious and very comfortable. There is also an Onsen pool on the 7th floor that has a view of the dome while you relax in the Onsen. Perfect place to stay and relax in Hiroshima.

Location perfect. Right across the street to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park where the atomic bomb hit in August 5th 1945. The hotel is a traditional style Japanese hotel. It is more than a hotel stay, it is an amazing experience. I suggest getting the breakfast included. Amazing.

My son and I visited Hiroshima July 19-21 and stayed at Hiroshima no Yado Aioi. It was a very nice hotel with extremely friendly staff. Your shoes are left in the lobby on their own shelf and the room we stayed in (408) was spacious and clean. You could not ask for a better location when staying in the city. The hotel entrance is right across from the Peace Park and the rooms look out over the Atomic Dome. The covered Hiroshima Hondori Shopping Street is only a short walk away as is the Hiroshima Gate Park. If I ever get the opportunity to visit Hiroshima again (we are from the North East United States), I won't hesitate to stay there.

Hiroshima no Yado Aioi stands out for its exceptional location—right next to the Peace Memorial Park, offering a truly unique and meaningful view. Our room was spacious, which is always a plus in Japan, and the breakfast was delicious, featuring local specialties that gave us a real taste of the region. The staff was incredibly kind and polite, making us feel welcome throughout our stay. The only slight downside was that, given the price, we expected something a bit more refined. The room showed some signs of aging, which made it feel a little less polished than anticipated. That said, for the location, service, and comfort, it's still a solid choice for a stay in Hiroshima.

Quaint family run hotel directly across the Hiroshima Peace park, museum and Genbaku Dome. Minutes on bus or tram from Hiroshima Train Station. The staff treated us like royalty as soon as we stepped into the foyer. Our names were posted in the foyer, names on our shoe shelf and posted outside the private dining room. Rooms are spacious like apartments with separate living areas, kitchen, toilet room, bath area and front foyer. The kind staff filled out all our luggage delivery forms and called the next hotel on our behalf. If you enjoy futons this hotel will fit the bill being a very traditional roykan. Maker you sure include the traditional 10 course Kaiseki dinner; it is outstanding. At checkin they offer a small gift and sweet. At checkout they gift you postcards. Such a sweet family!

Hiroshima no Yado Aioi is ideally located, just steps away from the Peace Memorial Park, which is its standout feature. The room itself was fairly spacious, though considering the price, we had hoped for something a bit more polished. It showed some wear and tear, and while we’ve used futons before, this one was notably thin and became uncomfortable after a while which detracted from the overall experience.

Staying here was a highlight of our visit to Hiroshima and one of our favorite places that we stayed in Japan! The location can’t be beat, literally across the street from the A-bomb dome and a 2 minute walk from the museum and Peace Park. Also very close to different eateries and shops to check out. Great onsen with nice views. The room was spacious, clean, quiet, and had beautiful views. The breakfast was amazing, probably 8-10 different traditional dishes to try and all delicious—I don’t usually recommend hotel breakfasts, but this one can’t be missed. The staff were extremely welcoming and helpful. Wonderful, traditional Japanese hotel. Wouldn’t recommend staying anywhere else!

Had a sumptuous one night stay here, introducing the family to the ryokan experience. Check-in was gracious and easy, the family room was a good size (for Japan!) and the air conditioning in August was super-frosty. All facilities clean, with yukatas all round including little ones for the kids at reception. A sobering view of the A-bomb dome across the road, secreted behind trees providing kind cover. The onsen was hot and very welcome after all that walking. Traditional breakfast was a feast-like experience and the pickled plums turned our heads inside-out. Had a friendly chat with the owner as we checked out - a big Carp fan - that rounded off a very pleasant traditional stay.