Hiroshima Tokyu REI Hotel

Rooms and bedding

Small doubles are about 15–18 m² and economy doubles 17 m², suited to light luggage. Twins range from 21 to 24 m², and 22–23 m² doubles use a larger shared bed. A non-smoking triple with three beds occupies 37–48 m²; the 19 m² shower-only single uses a different bathroom layout. Choose smoking status and whether a bathtub matters rather than assuming every ‘double’ is equivalent.

Breakfast

The Japanese-Western buffet is served in the third-floor Guest Lounge from 06:30 to 09:30. The source’s October 2026 prices are ¥1,980 for adults and ¥1,100 for elementary-age children. Reviews vary between pleased and wanting more variety. I would use it on a morning when I can sit down properly; local convenience stores can handle a rushed breakfast.

Location and neighborhood

The hotel is at 10-1 Mikawacho, around eight minutes on foot from Hatchobori tram stop or three minutes from the Namikidori-iriguchi loop-bus stop. PARCO, Shintenchi, Hondori and Okonomimura fit a downtown shopping-and-dinner itinerary. Getting to Hiroshima Station takes additional tram or bus planning.

Short or longer stays

Some guests like the bright rooms, water pressure and window seats. Longer-stay feedback notes that putting out the designated cleaning card can affect towel replacement; I would learn the rule at check-in. Mechanical parking has height limits, and an overflow lot may charge separately by time. Allow a little extra time for lifts at busy check-out periods.

Advantages and trade-offs

• + Mikawacho shopping and dining location
• + 21–24 m² twins and spacious triples
• + Breakfast from 06:30
• – Smaller rooms and smoking categories require care
• – Towel replacement follows a cleaning-card procedure
• – Parking height and fee restrictions

My verdict

I would choose this hotel for shopping and dinner around Hondori. For a pair with two large bags, I would pay attention to a 21–24 m² twin and clarify cleaning rules before a multi-night stay.