★★·Fukuyama·8.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Area Inn Fushimicho Fukuyama Castle Side in Fukuyama offers comfortable rooms with air-conditioning, bidet, hairdryer, refrigerator, work desk, shower, balcony, sofa bed, shared bathroom, free toiletries, slippers, and wardrobe. The inn features a bar, coffee shop, and free WiFi. Located 51 km from Hiroshima Airport, it's an 8-minute walk from Fukuyama Castle Museum and near public transport options, including the Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of History and Shibuya Museum.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The station‑side location was very handy, and checking out was easy without having to stop at the front desk. It’s inexpensive and works well for large groups. However, dust accumulated in small details, and the surrounding nightlife meant I could hear a lot of outside noise.
S·3 weeks ago
The room was clean and offered a view of Fukuyama Castle. The bed was tidy, and the mattress and pillows were comfortable and pleasant. Because it’s in a busy area, drunk patrons stayed out late and made noise, so I couldn’t sleep well. In the morning, noisy crows woke me up. I was on the 5th floor, but the stairs were steep and there was no elevator, so carrying a suitcase up was tough.
Kiyoko·3 weeks ago
I stayed in the women’s dorm, which isn’t a capsule setup but rather small private booths, making it easy to change clothes and pack. The shared shower and changing rooms were spacious and comfortable. I only interacted with staff at check‑in, and they were calm and helpful. I appreciated that the chain’s night‑time contact number was clear, giving me peace of mind. The only downside is that the building feels old and the street is noisy; the stairs are steep, so people with large luggage or who dislike bustling streets should be cautious. For those used to dorms, it’s just a normal situation.
M·3 weeks ago
The transport links were good, but the room was cramped.
山下·4 weeks ago
Having a balcony and a clean feel were positives, but there were no disposable slippers.
Ayano·A month ago