Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima

i had reasonably priced room with a beautiful view. the location was stunning and amazing, for example, motoujina park was relatively close to the hotel. the property was in a fairly quiet area, adjacent to the miyajima ferry to miyajima island, the public transport, and central hiroshima and boat.

It had ugly views.

We ate in the nice restaurant for breakfast which was reasonably priced. It had remote location close to Spa The Blue. A market and a convenience store were right next door.

The breakfast was particularly good, had a wide array of options and the food was fine! Thoroughly enjoyed the way our cheap and neat triple room with a beautiful view was. The hotel had a remote setting on the beach.

The view from the room was fine, especially at sunset. I enjoyed the comfortable bed and spacious layout. The direct ferry access to Miyajima made our day trips easy. Staff were very friendly and helpful. A fantastic stay 🌅

hotel is great for your travel needs. If you want to be at ease in a luxury hotel, is your hotel. If you want to move around the city and do some sightseeing in a short stay, is not your hotel. views are very nice and rooms are very spacious although somewhat old.

It's very well organized but it limits you a little because the location where it is located (taking into account that I was there in winter) limits you to take the local bus that the last one passes at 21h and free shuttle that the last one offers passes at 19h. It is very good that they offer it to you but it is true that you invest a lot of time in moving from one place to another. They also offer you the possibility to take the ferry to Miyajima Island (paying) but important! (If your intention is to go in JR, port to take the ferry is not the port of Hiroshima, but, it's at the other end of the hotel and you have to go by bus and tram (1h45min from the hotel)

The place was clean and we loved family room. We got a room with a bidet.

The hotel offered a spacious room with fine ocean views, and the easy access to the ferry for nearby islands made day trips effortless. The staff was very friendly and efficient in assisting with my work-related requests, and the free shuttle to the station was a great convenience. The breakfast buffet featured a wide variety of items, ensuring a satisfying start to the day.

Dining options were limited and expensive.

The complimentary shuttle to the train station is a lifesaver, though it could start earlier in the morning. Rooms offer fine ocean views and the buffet breakfast on the 23rd floor features a good mix of Japanese and Western options.

Location's a bit secluded. Nearest options are a solid 20-minute walk away. The pool access isn't free, a bummer, and if you opt out of daily room cleaning, a flashy sign keeps reminding you until you notify them. Plus, reaching the front desk from your room can be a headache since there are no clear instructions on how to call them-best to walk down if you need something. Dining at the hotel can get pricey, especially with the limited options nearby.

What we loved most was the view from the room and floor where breakfast is served. Unbeatable!! good breakfast and fantastic views. boat that leaves from the hotel to Miyajima Island is very comfortable because they receive you from the hotel door and in about 25 minutes you are on the island but the last boat. return trip leaves at 17:00 so if you don't make it you have an hour and a half or more to get back on another transport (free jr ferry, train to Hiroshima and then bus to the hotel). I understand that for comfort you pay but about 36 euro round trip to the island seems a bit expensive to me knowing that with the jr pass you get it for free.

Slightly outdated room lacks a modernization for the price you pay. But it has to be said that it was very clean without any doubt. The hotel is very far from the center of Hiroshima but they have a free transport from the hotel to the train station (the only thing is that the last bus is at 19:00 and if you arrive a little later as it was our case you have to take a public bus that takes about 40 minutes to get to the hotel. If you want to have dinner at the hotel you have 3 restaurants, one in sky bar which was good but they are very simple things, a quite expensive American roll restaurant and a very expensive Japanese restaurant. We had dinner in a Japanese restaurant and it was a 140 euro stick for a meal we didn't like at all. In fact it was the worst meal we have ever had in all of Japan. We don't mind paying more but if we leave the restaurant happy and we have eaten very well and this was not the case :(

Location terrific; wonderful views over the inland sea. Room extremely comfortable. Shuttle bus to central Hiroshima extremely efficient and comfortable. Very convenient having the high speed ferry for Miyajima Island leave fom right outside the hotel.

Early closing of restaurants (2130) and high prices in them.

I stayed in a corner suite with fine ocean views. The fast boat access to nearby islands was fantastic. Plus, the hotel offers a free shuttle to the station which was super handy for getting around. I also enjoyed relaxing in the onsen. It was a uniquely tranquil experience.

Although the hotel was far from city's center, there was shuttle services available at the Hiroshima station. Above all, the spa in the hotel was very nice.

Location. little bit crowded.

Very courteous helpful staff. Beautiful location on the Inland sea with ferry to Miyajima Island and close to Hiroshima. Excellent, though pricey food. Very clean , comfortable light airy rooms.

Rooms could use a significant refurbishment!!! The shuttle bus service is infrequent and inconvenient for the distance from town!!! Restaurants overpriced and limited operating hours complicate dining options!!!

The family room I stayed in was spacious and had a partial view of the sea, nice. The beds were comfortable enough, but the room felt a bit dated. There were no drawers for clothes, just a tiny closet. The bathroom had a persistent smell that was off-putting, but overall, the view and space made up for some of the shortcomings.