Super Hotel Hiroshima-SuperHotel

Hiroshima is widely known for its efforts at promoting International peace and culture exchange. It is close to Hacchoubori and Rukawa. It is a convenient location for both business tips and vacations.

Address8-11, Nishi Hiratsuka Cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima Shi, Hiroshima

Phone082－504-9000

FAX082-240-9001

Check-in3 P.M.Check-out10 A.M.

SubwayJR- 5 minute drive from the south exit of Hiroshima Station Street Car-
7 minute walk from Kanayamacyo Station

Parking LotParking Capacity: 30
Fee: 1000 Yen per night
Hour: 3:00 p.m.-10:00a.m.
Vehicle Size Restriction: 2 meters
* In case the parking lot is full, hotel guides lead guests to nearby coin parking lots.

Single room	5,480yen～
Exclusive room for ladies	5,980yen～
Super room(2 persons)	7,480yen～
Super room(3 persons)	8,490yen～

Weekly	4,950yen
Monthly	4,380yen

※100% cancellation fee takes effect after 3:00 p.m. of that day.

Room for ladies	Combined bathroom	Rest room(with warm water cleaning toilet seat)
Healthy breakfast	Internet zone	High-speed Internet room facility
VOD room theater (1000 yen for each night)	Non-smoking room	Coin laundry
Public phone	FAX	Internet support

Bath gel	Bath towels / Face towels	Amenity goods for ladies
Two-in-one shampoo	Shaving Razor (for purchase)	Paper towel
Hair Dryer	Healthy ionic slipper	Tea, cup and toothbrush
Air conditioner	Electric pot with humidifier	High-speed broad band internet (wired)
TV (above-ground wave, BS, VOD)	Alarm clock	Air cleaner
Iron (for rent)	Refrigerator	Ash tray (for rooms allowing smoking)
Lamp (for rent)	Exclusive chair

Healthy Breakfast

We provide a nutritionally balanced and healthy breakfast for all guests. A healthy breakfast ushers in a fresh new day - we are waiting for you!
※service time　
Weekday6:30～8:30
Weekend Holidays6:30～9:00

Streetcar

The Hiroshima Electric Railway Company owns the No. Six rail line, 19 km long, and the No. One rail line, 16.1 km long, and can move over 160 thousand passengers per day. Streetcars in Hiroshima are the best in all of Japan and there is even a museum open to the public dedicated to the streetcar. Streetcars are also a very cheap way to travel, only 150 yen for an adult and 80 yen for a child.
Throughout Japan, most cities that had streetcars with populations over 1 million people have been discontinued, with the populace relying on subways, but Hiroshima is different. This is partly due to the fact that Hiroshima is located at the delta estuary of the Otagawa river and underground excavation is inconvenient. Regardless of that fact however, the people demanded that the streetcars remain and the people were heard.

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Kamiya-cho, Eight Rise

It is the largest commercial street in Hiroshima and is at the center of the Kamiya-cho intersection and the Hacchoubori intersection. There are various areas from Department Store Street, Finance Street, Happy Street, G Street, and Arcade Street. You can walk down the streets and experience the energetic business atmosphere. Just the Department Store itself brings together Fukuya, Days Full House, Mitsukoshi, Sogo, Palko, and Tokyu HANDS.
Starting from our Hotel, you can reach Aioi Boulevard through Drug Research Rise or turn left on Central Road.

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Peace Memorial Park

It is a park built commemorating the souls killed from the atomic bombs and praying for peace, designed by architect Kenzo Tange. The park and surround area has undergone such a transformation that people can hardly imagine that part of the explosion area occurred in front of this beautiful and neat park. Visitors can experience the harshness of the horrible tragedy and the corresponding suffering the people went through by viewing the memorials and other facilities. The Wei Ling Bomb Monument is the symbol of this park, which has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage site. Every year, the park welcomes large numbers of visitors from home and abroad, imparting the world with the importance of peace.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
This museum records and conveys the horrible state of Hiroshima after the explosion of the atomic bomb and its advancements after suffering heavy losses. There are many pictures and pieces of information on the aftermath of the blast.

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・ Location:1-2 Nakajima-cho, naka-ku, Hiroshima shi, Hiroshima
・ Phone number:082-241-4004

Miyajima

Is a famous tourist attraction in Hiroshima, with about 3 million visitors every year. The calm and tranquil Seto Inland Sea, the mysterious ridges covered in virgin forest, the symbol of Miyajima, the Itsukushima Shrine, all speak of the unspeakable glamour of the integration of natural beauty and architectural design. This island, Pine island, and Amanohashidate are called the Three Views of Japan. Other amazing sights are the Hongye Valley Park which is full of red leaves, a treasure trove of esoteric architecture and eerie rock formations around Mount Meru, and Miyajima Aquarium which has about 350 different species of aquatic life also deserve a visit. And remember, the trip on a boat just to get here is also very exciting.
※Take a boat at the trestle of the Miyajima entrance, near to JR Miyajima station
Itsukushima Shrine is a gorgeous shrine emanating a sense of relaxation and peace. Many of the shrine buildings are listed as important cultural relics or national treasures. In 1996, it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site. The shrine is built on the sea and there is a magical scene when the tide is high, giving the appearance that the shrine floats over the sea.

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・ Location:1-1 Miyajima-cho, Hatsukaichi shi, Hiroshima
・ Phone number:0829-44-2020