Restay Hiroshima (Adult Only)

A lovely Japanese love-hotel, but with possibility for western tourists to stay overnight for a few days. Only minus, despite a comfortable experience, was a bit of noice from the airconditioning in one of our rooms. Reception personnel was kind and well versed in google-translate.

すぐそばにセブンイレブンがあります。室内は清潔で、申し分ないで。

This is the first time we’ve stayed in a Japanese Love Hotel. It was the biggest room we’ve stayed in while travelling in Japan! The check in is very discreet, with a screen between you and the clerk. The lobby is filled with items you can take to your room: the basics like toothbrushes and combs, but also bath salts, lotions and all sorts of delights! There is free red and white wine, and free desserts. You can rent various role playing costumes (all for women- did not see any for men, hahahaha). The room itself was very comfortable and had a huge tub that could easily fit two people. They had all kinds of hair styling tools, and also, next to the bed, condoms and an item that resembled a hitachi magic wand. Whether you take advantage of all of these amenities is totally up to you, but it was a clean, comfortable, affordable and convenient place to spend the night in Hiroshima.

I would like to be clear, the hotel did nothing wrong. They did great, the room was clean the staff were respectable and helpful. I commend them. The problem lies with Hotel.com alone. Hotels.com misrepresented what the hotel was and what it was about. And even that multiple nights stay were not acceptable. This was a place where people bring “ladies of the night” for “extracurricular activities”. We understood that this was adults only and some of the context that come with this. However, when I book a place multiple nights I don’t expect to be turned out of the room for 6 hours everyday! This is completely unacceptable and Hotels.com has completely misrepresented this place

I've stayed here a few times. It's nice to be able to book ahead through the app. The rooms are nice and clean. It's a bit of a trek from Hiroshima station, and it can be hard to find an open izakaya after 10pm, but there are lots of good okonomiyaki shops around the area. They used to have VOD in the rooms but not anymore. It's a nice place. The staff are great.