10 Best Hotels in Hiroshima: Peace Park & Miyajima Gateway (2026)

Top of the list is the Sheraton Grand Hiroshima — the only 5-star hotel attached to JR Hiroshima Station's Shinkansen North Exit, scoring 9.0/10 across 1,500+ reviews. It's a 1-minute covered walk from the Shinkansen platform to the lobby, so if you're arriving from Tokyo (about 4 hours) or Osaka (1.5 hours), this is the most convenient base in the city. The 238 rooms start at 35 sqm, and you get an indoor pool, 24-hour fitness, and 4 restaurants on top. Rates open around $149 a night. It suits couples, business travelers, and families who want to drop their bags steps from the train and skip the city traffic entirely.

At #2 sits Hilton Hiroshima, the first Hilton in the city and the newest hotel in town — a 22-story white-and-gold tower in Fujimicho that opened in July 2023, so the rooms and lobby still smell new. It scores 9.0/10 from 350+ reviews across 420 rooms starting at 32 sqm. The headline draws are the Executive Lounge on floor 22 with 360-degree views, a 20-meter indoor pool, a full spa, and four restaurants — including a MAiSEN Tonkatsu branch right in the lobby. It is a 15-minute walk (1.2 km) to Peace Memorial Park, no tram needed. Rates start around $166 a night. Best for couples chasing newness and Hilton elites who want a brand-new room with the full service stack.

Ranked #3, Hotel Granvia Hiroshima is the JR West Hotels property built into JR Hiroshima Station's South Exit, and at 9.3/10 across 251 reviews it holds the highest score in our Hiroshima group. There are 404 rooms starting at 21 sqm, including Track Side rooms that face the platforms so you watch the Shinkansen roll past all day. Eight in-house restaurants cover a lot of ground — a steakhouse, a dim sum room, ramen and more — and there's a bridal salon and banquet hall on site. Rates open at about $109 a night, the best value of the station-adjacent hotels here. It suits train-loving couples, families with kids who can't get enough of the Shinkansen, and business travelers who want the platform within reach at a price that doesn't sting.

Ranked 4th, Rihga Royal Hotel Hiroshima is the tallest building in the city at 33 stories, part of the Rihga Royal Hotels group, scoring 8.7/10 from 240+ reviews. It sits dead center in the Motomachi district — a 3-minute walk to the Hondori Shopping Arcade, 6 minutes to Peace Memorial Park, and 1.5 km from Hiroshima Castle. The 491 rooms start at 30 sqm, and the hotel runs an indoor pool, a sauna, and 6 restaurants spanning French, Chinese, and Japanese kitchens. Prices open at about $114 a night. It suits couples and families who want a central base with big views from a high floor, all within walking distance of the main sights rather than a tram ride away.

Coming in at #5, the ANA Crowne Plaza Hiroshima by IHG is an IHG-chain hotel run under the ANA Hotels brand, scoring 8.9/10 across 120+ reviews. It sits on Peace Boulevard in the city center — a 5-minute walk (400 m) to Peace Memorial Park, the closest of any 5-star hotel here. The 22-floor tower holds 410 rooms starting at 26 sqm and 5 restaurants: the Japanese kitchen Unkai, a Chinese spot, teppanyaki, a buffet, and Bar Cielo on floor 22 with city views. Rooms start around $100 a night. It's the right call for travelers who want to walk to Peace Park every morning, and for IHG One Rewards elite members chasing late check-out and free breakfast.

Ranked #6, Mitsui Garden Hotel Hiroshima is part of the Mitsui Garden Hotels group and pulls a 9.2/10 from 339 reviews — the highest of any 3-star hotel in the city. The headline feature is the floor-25 Sky Lounge, where snacks, coffee, tea and drinks are free for every guest, with a 360-degree view over the Setouchi Sea and Miyajima in the distance. There's also a large public Japanese-style onsen inside the building — genuinely rare in a central city hotel. The 25-floor tower holds 281 rooms from 16 sqm, sits a 4-minute walk from Hondori Shopping and 8 minutes from Peace Memorial Park, and starts around $80 a night. For travelers who want upper-tier service on a tight budget, nothing here beats it.

Ranked #7, the Daiwa Roynet Hotel Hiroshima is a Daiwa Roynet business chain hotel that scores 8.7/10, sitting in central Naka near the Hondori shopping arcade. Its standout is room size: the 23 sqm rooms are noticeably bigger than the typical Japanese business hotel, which runs around 16 sqm. There are 273 rooms, one in-house restaurant, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk, and it is a 10-minute walk to the Peace Memorial Park. Rates start at about $69 a night, which makes it the value play in this 3-star group. It suits solo travelers, business guests and small families who want a roomier base in the middle of the city without paying 4-star money for it.

Ranked #8, the Hiroshima Washington Hotel (part of the Fujita Kanko Washington Hotels chain) scores 8.6/10 and sits in the central Shintenchi district. Its headline trick: it backs directly onto Okonomimura, a 4-floor complex packed with 25 okonomiyaki shops, and it's a 3-minute walk to the Hondori shopping arcade and 10 minutes to Peace Memorial Park. There are 266 rooms starting at 18 sqm, and every single one has a deep soaking tub in the Japanese style. Rates open around $71 a night, which makes it a real bargain for the area. It's built for foodies who want okonomiyaki at every meal, solo travelers, and budget-minded couples who'd rather spend on dinner than the room.

Ranked #9, Comfort Hotel Hiroshima Otemachi is part of the US Choice Hotels chain and scores 8.8/10 across 90 reviews. It sits in Otemachi, just 1.4 km from Peace Memorial Park — a flat 12-minute walk or 5 minutes on one of the free loaner bikes. The draw here is simple value: a free buffet breakfast every morning plus free bike rental for getting around town. The 14-floor blue-and-white building holds 258 rooms starting at 16 sqm, all with free Wi-Fi and a refrigerator. Rates open at $54 a night, which makes this the cheapest stay on the list — about 60% less than the Sheraton. It's the right call for backpackers, solo travelers, and anyone who just wants a clean bed, a filling breakfast, and a bike to ride to the dome.

Ranked #10, Hotel Active! Hiroshima is a design business hotel scoring 8.9/10 in the central Ginzan-cho district, and it has one trick almost nobody else in the city offers: a free wine, cocktail, and snack hour every evening from 17:00 to 19:00, open to every guest. Add a free buffet breakfast, a fireplace in the lobby, and minimal-Japanese rooms, and you get hotel-bar treatment at business-hotel prices. The building runs to 100 rooms starting at 14 sqm, with a wine bar, free Wi-Fi, and nightly rates from about $60. It suits solo travelers and budget-minded couples who want a touch of the high-end stay — free drinks, free breakfast — without the high-end bill. The tram stop sits a 3-minute walk away, putting Peace Park and the Hondori shopping arcade within easy reach.