Find hotels near Rantokaku Art Museum, Hiroshima from NT$1,359

"Our first visit to Hiroshima and so glad that we chose Hotel Granvia Hiroshima South Gate to spend our 4 nights there. The standout highlight was being greeted at the hotel reception by Makiko who guided us through check-in, then went above and beyond expectations by delivering us a hand-written note and maps of Hiroshima, to make the most of our time in the city. We asked for a quiet room and this request was fulfilled, the hotel's location being superb with so many eating options within 3-5 minutes of the front door. Breakfast was extensive and entertaining, especially with the cat-faced robot going around collecting empty trays and dishes."

"Excellent attention by staff, excellent amenities, breakfast is delicious and location is perfect."

"To celebrate my sister’s achievements, I wanted to treat her with a hotel accommodation and a special meal. She wanted a Hokkaido buffet at a buffet restaurant called Bridge at this hotel. The assistant manager, Mr. Yamada went above and beyond along with the staff to ensure we had a special table by the window at our desired time regardless of super-booked reservations. My sister was delighted and made her a special memory that would stay forever. The hotel staff know how to provide surprise and delight to customers."

"Clean, spacious room. Great view of Hiroshima Castle. Great price. Toshio (spelling?), the bartender in Columbia Bar, provided good services and recommended to try onokomiyaki and places to check out on Miyajama."

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"Great room, modern and bright"

"Room clean, nice breakfast. If you don’t mind location, i would recommend it because its location is not near steer bus at all. You need to walk to station 8-10 minutes"

"Clean room, friendly staff, located next to Hiroshima station, which makes this a great hub."

"This location is right next to Saijo station - an excellent place to stay with quick access to Sakagura street to visit all of the sake breweries. My only complaint is there’s only one elevator for the whole hotel so for events like the Saijo Sake Matsuri it takes a long time to get to and from your room, and the breakfast area becomes very crowded. they do have a washer and dryer which I used twice very convenient very efficient. The coffee maker was broken for two of the three days I stayed so that was a bummer. I wish they could’ve given everyone ¥200 to go to the 7-Eleven for coffee or just brew it in the kitchen!"