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Cocostay Peace Memorial Park | About 4 Minutes from Hondori, Compare Bed Layouts First for 30㎡ Rooms for 3 and 4 Guests
Cocostay the Peace Memorial Park
How This Place Suits a Stay
- Hondori Station is about a 240-metre walk, about 4 minutes away.
- The 30㎡ rooms for three and four guests and the 33㎡ family room can be chosen by bed layout.
- Guests have praised the kitchen supplies and laundry for everyday convenience.
How Would I Choose?
For an itinerary centred on Peace Memorial Park and Hondori, I would consider the Otemachi location. The 30㎡ three-person room needs a sofa bed, while the four-person room has two double beds — choose by your fellow travellers’ bed-sharing habits first, rather than by stated occupancy alone.
What draws me to Cocostay the Peace Memorial Park is its Otemachi 2-4-9 location. For a trip centred on Peace Memorial Park, Hondori shopping and dining in the city centre, a 30㎡-class room lets a small family or friends keep their luggage in one unit.
I would look at sleeping arrangements first: the three-person room is a double bed plus a sofa bed, and the four-person room is two double beds. The first means the living room has to accommodate a made-up bed; the second means accepting bed-sharing, and the two ways of sleeping affect daily routines differently.
30㎡ Rooms for Three and Four Guests, and a 33㎡ Family Room with More Bedding Options
The 30㎡ standard three-person room has a double bed plus a sofa bed, the standard four-person room has two double beds, and the 33㎡ deluxe family room pairs a double bed, a sofa bed and Japanese futon bedding. My approach is to give everyone a definite sleeping place first, then check luggage space and walkways once the beds are made up.
If everyone needs to get up and get ready early, where the sofa bed and futon bedding go matters most. Families who like floor bedding and are happy to share a bed, and friends who each want a regular bed, will suit different options.
| Room Type | Area | Bedding |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Three-Person Room | 30㎡ | Double bed + sofa bed |
| Standard Four-Person Room | 30㎡ | Two double beds |
| Deluxe Family Room | 33㎡ | Double bed + sofa bed + Japanese futon bedding |
Source: Trip.com listing ID 102911311 public room-type and policy snapshot (checked 2026-10-22)
Room and Bathroom Photos
Hondori Station About 240 Metres Away, with the Park and Dining Planned in Stages
Otemachi 2-4-9, Naka Ward, 730-0051 Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan
The walking route from Hondori Station is about 240 metres, about 4 minutes, and the Hiroden trams or Astram Line serve this area. If you need a station lift, note the ground-level lift on the east side of Hondori 1, then plan the street section to match your booking entrance.
I would keep a full block of time for Peace Memorial Park and the museum first, then follow it with eating and shopping at Hondori Shopping Street. Guests have mentioned nearby restaurants, coffee shops and a 7-Eleven as convenient, and for dinner, Shintenchi is a good place to look for Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki.
Source: Hiroden current route and tram-stop map (checked 2026-10-22) JR Hiroshima Station official station map (checked 2026-10-22) Hondori Shopping Street official map (checked 2026-10-22)
Apartment Facilities Are Convenient, but Longer Stays Still Need a Tidying Plan
Guests in November 2025 liked the bright, clean space and smooth check-in, and mentioned that kitchen supplies and the washing machine made daily life convenient.
For just one night, the priorities are entry, bed layout and Hondori transport; for two or three nights, the laundry and living space come into their own. If everyone is out during the day and wants to relax together on return, this location and a 30㎡-class room are worth including in the comparison.
Source: Trip.com listing ID 102911311 public review sample (checked 2026-10-22)
Rooms for Three and Four Guests: Whether the Living Room Needs a Made-Up Bed
For a stay between Hondori and the park, I would first compare Cocostay’s 30㎡ three- or four-person rooms: the three-person room needs a sofa bed, while the four-person room is two double beds shared between guests. The family room adds floor bedding, so allocate sleeping places by everyone’s sleeping habits first and keep the living space usable.
In-House Facility Photos
Advantages and Trade-Offs to Accept
Advantages I Value
- Hondori Station is about a 240-metre walk, about 4 minutes away.
- The 30㎡ rooms for three and four guests and the 33㎡ family room can be chosen by bed layout.
- Guests have praised the kitchen supplies and laundry for everyday convenience.
Think Through Before Booking
- The three-person and family rooms require a sofa bed or Japanese futon bedding.
- The four-person room has two double beds, so bed-sharing is needed.