b hotel Neko Yard

Honestly, being so close to the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Museum, plus the buzz of Peace Boulevard, made the location pretty great for getting around. And bonus – it's a quick hop to the streetcar, which was super handy when we went to Miyajima. Checking in and out was a breeze too, which definitely helped keep things smooth. The whole exposed concrete thing actually gave it a really clean feel

This was hands down the best stay we've had in Japan. Spacious, well layed out, clean, modern, useable kitchen, plenty of utensils and dishes and super comfy beds! It's about a 5 minute walk to the A bomb dome and there's a great market right there with anything you could want. Family Mart is right at the corner as well and there are great local restaurants 20 steps away. Seriously couldn't have been better. We were all wishing that we would have booked at least a full week here. Top notch!

Great location near tourist attractions. Efficient use of space. Very clean. Safe. Very easy to use shower and clothes washing machine.

A spacious hotel room in a quiet neighborhood. A lot of amenities.

Great location Transportation close by Near the atomic dome Spacious compared to other accommodations we have stayed in Japan Highly recommend

Simply the best place to stay in Hiroshima! Very close to the Peace park and full of very good local restaurants. Close to public transport. The place itself is so big compared to most hotel room and really affordable! Take it!!!

暖房器具はありましたが、加湿器がないので喉を痛めました。 お水を飲む事が大半なので、ウォーターサーバー的なものがあれば完璧でした。 事前のチェックインの手続きが何度もエラーが出てしまい、かなり煩わしかったです。 室内は非常に綺麗で上記を除けば快適に過ごせました。

とても綺麗で、立地も良かった 駐車場もすぐ近くにあり便利でした

Overall good with a couple of peculiarities. The room was clean and self check-in was smooth. The area is well located just west of the Peace Park and within walking distance to the Hondori shopping street, which has a lot of choice for stores and restaurants. A couple of strange things: 1) the room has a lot of windows and the blinds don't block out all the light, so it gets bright in the room early; 2) the room has only a small plug-in area heater for heat, so the room was cool when we were there (March); 3) there is a motion detector that turns a light on when you come in the front door. The motion detector also comes on when someone moves on a portion of the pull out sofa which is not very useful. It came on for my son in the middle of the night and it completely freaked him out. When I raised the issue with managment, they said there was nothing they could do. It's a design element that really makes no sense. In the end, we solved the problem by putting a sticky note over the sensor.

Best stay in Japan!