The owner is a sweet, genuine lady that speaks little English but is still able to explain you enogh about the area&city. She takes picture of the guests, which she hangs by the stairs. You can have free coffee&tea in the kitchen and keep some food&drinks in the fridge. We had our own little breakfast here. Room was Japanese style... More

I wanted my son to have an authentic japanese experience. We spent a night at Ryokan Sansui, run by a very lovely lady. She really did everything to make our stay a pleasant one. The location is very convenient, just around the corner from a tram station Koamicho, tram line 2, Easy access from Hiroshima station. Same tram line runs... More

My boyfriend and I stayed at Sansui for 2 nights. We were on a longer Japan trip and wanted to experience a Ryokan as part of our trip. We were very happy with our choice. The room was clean and tidy and the shared toilet (always spotless!!) just outside our room, so was absolutely no problem. The real fun element... More

We stayed one night in Hiroshima and had limited time to visit the Peace Memorial park and Miyajima, therefore this guesthouse was perfectly located. The landlady is lovely and anticipates what information you will require, very handy! The accomodation is simple, without fril but has everything you need. In your room you will find yukatas, a small table for tea... More

Finding accommodation for a large family is very difficult in Japan. This ryokan was able to accommodate our family in one small but very basic apartment. If you are claustrophobic you may not like the extemely narrow tunnel type entrance to the apartment though! We had to walk about 20 meters up the road to have a shower. Considering we... More

Loved staying at Ryokan Sansui! The location was great, on a quiet street next to the river. The tram stopped less than a block away and took us directly to Hiroshima Station. Also within a block was a friendly little Spanish bar, which we tried out on our first night in town. It was great, and a quick stumble home... More

This was our first experience of a Ryokan (Japanese Guest House). The owner speaks little English, but is very obliging and tries very hard. We managed to communicate very well. The rooms are small, but are made up for you when you arrive. Its shared bathroom, which is downstairs, with toilets upstairs. Rooms very clean and tidy, not good for... More

sweet place run by a lovey lady. close to the trams and really well kept. not brilliant for meeting others but if you　want value for money close to the centre of hiroshima and an authentic japanese experience this is for you More

The location is the best! The ryokan is steps away from the tramline (streetcar) to Miyajima Island (definitely worth a visit) and the Peace Park / Atomic Dome in the other direction. The Peace Park / Dome can also be reached by a short walk from the ryokan. The host was lovely, very helpful, and patient with me making etiquette... More