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Naou bld 201 | 69.4㎡ Two-Bedroom Apartment in Hatchobori, Sort Out Beds and Bathrooms First for Ten Guests
Naou bld 201
How to stay here
- Fukuya and PARCO are close by, making shopping and dining in Hatchobori convenient.
- 69.4㎡ with two bedrooms and a living room, suited to groups staying together.
- An in-room washing machine means less laundry to carry on a longer stay.
How Would I Choose?
I would consider room 201 for shopping in Hatchobori and for a large group staying together. Its 69.4㎡ holds five large beds across two bedrooms, plus a shared living space; guests have mentioned footsteps from upstairs, missing face towels, and a television mounted high.
Naou bld 201 suits families and friends who want to stay in Hatchobori and are willing to share an apartment among many people. With 69.4㎡, two bedrooms and a living room, it gives companions a shared place to rest — that is why it catches my attention.
Five large beds sleep up to ten people, and I would first assign beds to each group travelling together. Two families, five couples of friends, or a group with children have different needs for separate rooms and bed-sharing, so agreeing on that first makes it easier to judge the room rate.
Two Bedrooms, Five Large Beds: Check the Actual Layout for Ten Guests
The 201 deluxe apartment is listed at 69.4㎡, with five large beds across two bedrooms plus a living room. For a family that wants to sleep separately, I would first check how many beds each bedroom holds, so children, older relatives, and people on different schedules each get a suitable spot.
When a group has a lot of luggage, space must be left clear at the entrance, in front of the bathroom, and in the living-room passage. If ten people need to head out at the same time, it is also best to coordinate turns for washing up and packing suitcases in advance.
| Unit | Area | Layout |
|---|---|---|
| 201 deluxe apartment | 69.4㎡ | Two bedrooms, five large beds and a living room; up to ten people |
Source: Room types and bedding source: Trip.com property 124239924
Room and Bathroom Photos
13-17 Hatchobori, About 150 m from Fukuya
13-17 Hatchobori, Naka Ward, 730-0013 Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan
The address is 13-17 Hatchobori; transport can be arranged using the Hatchobori tram stop and the entry instructions for room 201. Fukuya Hatchobori main store is about a 150 m walk away and PARCO about 320 m, so shopping and downtown dining fit into the same area.
The walking route to Hiroshima Bus Center is about 640 m and to Kencho-mae Station about 670 m, about 10 minutes. Peace Park is about 890 m away; I would visit in the morning, return to Hatchobori for shopping in the afternoon, and leave dining to Hondori and Shintenchi.
Source: Transport source: Shukkeien official transport information
Space and Cleanliness Praised, with a Note on Noise from Upstairs
In April 2025, a deluxe-apartment guest praised the location, restaurants, cleanliness and spaciousness; another traveller in November liked the space but also mentioned a television mounted too high, no face towels, and footsteps from upstairs. For people who care about noise or amenities, these are details I would include in the comparison.
An in-room washing machine means less laundry to carry on a longer stay. The 69.4㎡ two-bedroom layout gives a group a shared living space, but when all ten guests are staying, beds still have to be shared and washing and unpacking coordinated, so it suits people willing to accommodate each other.
Strengths and Trade-Offs to Accept
What I Value
- Fukuya and PARCO are close by, making shopping and dining in Hatchobori convenient.
- 69.4㎡ with two bedrooms and a living room, suited to groups staying together.
- An in-room washing machine means less laundry to carry on a longer stay.
Think Through Before Booking
- Ten guests must accept sharing beds, and bathroom use and routines need coordinating.
- There has been feedback about footsteps from upstairs, missing face towels, and a television mounted too high — something to note for those who care about noise and amenities.