Wholeearth Ryokan Hiroshima

There’s a fun shop nearby selling older Nintendo games at fair prices, and the train station and shops are close too. The location worked well for trips to Mijajima and the city. The building is old and has scuffed spots, plus there’s quite a bit of random stuff in the rooms and around the house. Still, it was clean, and the age gives it a certain Charme. We enjoyed our stay.

This is a regular house in a quiet neighbourhood, with a very nice host. It was pretty clean throughout, and if you need something, just ask; he may be able to sort it out. The tram station is close, but you won’t hear it at night. From there you can reach a JR station and the memorial Park. I didn’t take to the futon beds myself, but I’m glad I tried them before heading home, and I’d recommend giving them a go.

The futons were great, and the owner was super nice. It’s a homey Ryokan with a good location right by the green mover tram line. The place feels a little rundown, like an old family home that’s been revamped, but it’s good value. A solid budget option if you’re okay being a bit outside the city centre.

It’s a quaint, clean flat with an original feel, and everything you need is included. The mix of modern amenities and Japanese traditional touches worked nicely. The street car is nearby, and it’s two stops from a JR line. I enjoyed the whole stay and think you will too.