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Bhotel Heiwaodori 1001 | 55㎡ Open-Plan Apartment on the 10th Floor — Six Guests Depend on the Sofa Bed
Bhotel Heiwaodori 1001 – Brand New Apt Famous Hiroshima Dori 6p
How this place works best
- Room 1001 on the 10th floor is clearly specified, and the 55㎡ living space suits families.
- Nagarekawa dining, PARCO and Heiwaodori can be combined into one itinerary.
How would I choose?
If you want to book room 1001 specifically and like one whole living space, I would put this listing on the comparison list. The 10th-floor 55㎡ space suits families travelling together, but two double beds plus a sofa bed also means accepting open-plan sleeping and a shared routine.
Bhotel Heiwaodori 1001 – Brand New Apt Famous Hiroshima Dori 6p suits people who want to stay in Tanakamachi and keep the whole family in one space. A furnished 10th-floor room 1001 apartment of 55㎡ is the first thing I would check.
This is an open-plan, whole-floor way of staying, with two double beds plus a sofa bed for up to six people. I would first plan sleeping and luggage around the made-up-bed photos; if a travel companion needs an independent bedroom with a door that closes, compare other layouts as well.
55㎡, Two Double Beds and a Sofa Bed — Agree on Sleeping Arrangements First
Room 1001 is on the 10th floor, 55㎡, with two double beds plus one sofa bed for up to six people, in an open-plan whole-floor layout. Choosing it means accepting a shared routine; if someone must close a door and sleep early, I would first compare a different layout.
This listing specifies room 1001, and should be viewed separately from other room numbers on general BHotel pages. If only four people stay, two double beds are enough and the sofa can keep its lounging function; with six people, the living room must be made up as a bed, and lighting, chatting and packing all have to work around the person sleeping in the living room.
| Unit | Area / floor | Bedding |
|---|---|---|
| 1001 | 55㎡; 10th floor | two double beds + one sofa bed; up to six people |
Source: Room information: b hotel Heiwaodori 1001 operator information
Room and bathroom photos
Tanakamachi 6-12, About 310 m from Nagarekawa
6-12 Tanakamachi, bHOTEL Heiwaodori, Room #1001, Naka Ward, 730-0026 Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan
The address is Tanakamachi 6-12, room 1001. The walking route to Nagarekawa is about 310 m, and PARCO about 520 m, so a stroll along Heiwaodori, shopping and a city-centre dinner can fit into the same day.
Hondori Station is about 1 km on foot, about 15 minutes, and JR Hiroshima Station about 1.7 km; when dragging luggage, compare city transport and vehicle transfers first. Peace Park is about 1 km away, and I would set aside a full morning to visit it before eating and shopping in Hondori.
Source: Transport information: Shukkeien official access page
Staying Several Nights in an Open Space — Light and Routines Matter More
For just one night, I would first save the entry instructions and sort out the beds as soon as I arrive; for two nights or more, there is more chance to use the 55㎡ living area as the daily meeting and resting place.
What attracts me here is the shared living space and the clearly specified room 1001, which suits companions who value sharing space more than having separate rooms.
Pros and Trade-offs to Accept
Pros I value
- Room 1001 on the 10th floor is clearly specified, and the 55㎡ living space suits families.
- Nagarekawa dining, PARCO and Heiwaodori can be combined into one itinerary.
Think this through before booking
- Six people need to share beds and use the sofa bed.
- In the open-plan layout, people with different routines find it harder to rest separately.