Hiroshima Beach Hotels - $40 Hiroshima Beachfront Hotels

Hiroshima Beach Resorts

When you’re ready for white sands and ocean breezes, look no further than a Hiroshima beach resort. Orbitz has fabulous deals on some of the best hotels near the beach. You’ll have access to more amenities than there are fish in the sea, and you’ll only be a sand dollar’s throw from the surf.

Wave goodbye to a boring vacation
Hiroshima hotels offer more than just a couple pool floaties. You can book a family-friendly resort with water parks and kid-friendly activities like movie nights and game rooms. If you’re planning a romantic getaway, choose a resort that offers a full-service spa, adults-only pool and gourmet restaurants where you can dine while watching the waves. With Orbitz, you can:

Pick from over 611 of fabulous beachfront hotels
Choose the price that fits your budget. Rates range from $40 to $199
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Making sure you get sunscreen on your back may be the hardest part of this beach vacation.

Oceanfront hotels with incredible views and more
When you stay at one of these Hiroshima beachfront hotels, you’ll get more than just sea-worthy surroundings. You’ll get an incredible location and perks that can take your beach vacation to the next level. We have rooms that put the “lux” in luxury, with premium bedding and private balconies with views of the ocean. Need something cozier? Book a beach bungalows that has everything to make your family feel at home, like fully-equipped kitchens and separate living spaces. With Orbitz, life’s a beach—and then you save.

This had been on my radar for years, having stopped in to check it out in the past. The entrance/lobby area is wonderful and the staff members are also wonderful - I guess that is what sold me on it. I finally had a chance to stay there, so made the reservation. I have been in many high end and low end ryokans. In low end things are tattered and food isn't memorable or even very good, but they charge $75-150 per person per night, so I don't expect more. High end ($250-500 per person/night) generally are much nicer with better rooms (with new, nice smelling tatami), nicer baths, and superior food. The price here was about $500-600 before extras for a night for 2 people and I expected much better food. It wasn't bad, but just wasn't special. The room was somewhat tattered and small. The tatami mats must have been old, since there was no nice smell. We had just come from a different ryokan that cost the same and had nicer facilities, a room twice the size and incredible food, so I expected more here. It is older (I think they said 150 years old), but that should be no excuse. The service was very nice and the staff was caring and friendly. I really enjoyed all of the staff members with whom I had any contact. I just expected a nicer room and better food for the price.