Santiago Guesthouse Hiroshima

Facilities are clean, with a nice common area to meet others. Noise levels at night were disruptive.

We got an upgrade to a good-sized room with a lounge area and a kitchen.

the staff was accommodating, affable.

Solo traveler heaven

Super clean place and the staff? They really went out of their way! I especially loved the cozy common area where I met some cool people, they even had a Nespresso machine for just 50 yen!

It was a bit pricey for what you get but still decent enough.

Thank you for a very nice stay. The venue is spacious and fairly clean with a good value and very amiable and superfriendly staff. The location is magnificent and incredible, it is close to a museum and a memorial park.

I loved the room with soap and shampoo. The location was favourable and absolutely perfect, for example, Atomic Bomb Dome was around 10-15 minutes walk from the hotel...

Santiago Guesthouse feels like a cozy oasis with its inviting common area full of bean bags and fun games. The ambiance welcomes relaxation and socializing. I enjoyed the cleanliness of the shared bathrooms, and the kitchen had all the necessary cookware for preparing meals. The location was prime, just a short stroll to the Peace Memorial Park and Hondori shopping street. The dorm was cramped. There was barely any space for my luggage, forcing me to keep it by my bed, made navigating the room tricky. The noise level also spiked at night with fellow travelers chatting loudly, disrupting the calm vibe. Lastly, the pillows were surprisingly filled with plastic, which I found uncomfortable. Despite some inconveniences, the friendly atmosphere and good facilities were good.

* Ideal location, clean facilities, good value

Location: the hotel was just off different attractions and Peace Memorial Museum and Park, and the A-bomb dome, as well as shopping district. We stayed at the brand-new and air-conditioned room with freezer, the fridge or freezer plus shared bath.

The location is perfect, just a short walk to the Peace Park, which thrilled my niece. The common area was inviting, and we all enjoyed some downtime there while catching up with fellow travelers. Plus, the WiFi was strong, so everyone stayed connected.

In my wife's opinion, the noise from other guests was disruptive at times.

Free Wi-Fi was great, and the shared kitchen had useful cookware. No pets allowed, though.

I stayed in a Bunk Bed in Mixed Dormitory Room for 3 nights. The room was comfy enough, just the standard bunk vibes. The mattress wasn't super thick, but it did the job for a few nights. The vibe was chill, probably because of the nice common area nearby. Plus, the WiFi was solid throughout! Just a heads up, it can get a bit loud at night with fellow travelers chatting.

The female-only dorm provides a secure and comfortable environment with great lower bunks, personal lights, and multiple power outlets. Shared facilities are clean, but it can feel cramped for luggage organization. A cozy common area on the 6th floor is perfect for relaxation, and it's well-situated near shopping and public transport.

This was a well-suited match for shopping in Hiroshima with high value for money. The common area was super cozy, with bean bags, a great spot to unwind. Make sure to check out the supermarket for half-price bento boxes in the evening.

This place suits me perfectly. It provides everything I need, like free wi-fi, kitchen utensils, and a laundry room. On my first stay, the staff helped me find my lost ring, so thoughtful. I highly recommend checking out the half-price bento boxes in the evening. I'm coming back for a business trip.