A contemporary city hotel combining spacious accommodation, excellent dining and a prime location beside Hiroshima Station.
Location
Sheraton Grand Hiroshima Hotel is located directly beside Hiroshima Station, making it one of the most convenient places to stay for exploring the city and surrounding areas. The hotel is just a short journey from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle and the ferry connections to Miyajima Island, home to the famous Itsukushima Shrine.
Rooms
The hotel offers 238 spacious rooms and suites, among the largest in Hiroshima. Designed with modern Japanese influences, accommodations feature comfortable beds, large windows with city views, spacious bathrooms, complimentary WiFi and thoughtful amenities. Club rooms and suites also provide access to the exclusive Sheraton Club Lounge.
Amenities
Guests can enjoy a range of facilities including an indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, spa treatments, concierge services and several dining options. The hotel’s restaurants serve Japanese, Chinese and international cuisine, with locally inspired dishes showcasing ingredients from Hiroshima and the surrounding region.
Activities
The hotel's location provides easy access to Hiroshima's most important cultural sites, including the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, Atomic Bomb Dome and Shukkeien Garden. Guests can also take a day trip to Miyajima Island, explore local sake breweries in Saijo or discover the scenic landscapes of the Seto Inland Sea.
Sustainability
Sheraton Grand Hiroshima Hotel is part of Marriott International's global sustainability programme, focusing on reducing environmental impact through initiatives such as energy efficiency, responsible water use, waste reduction and responsible sourcing. The hotel also supports the local community by highlighting regional cuisine and suppliers.
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January
January is ideal for winter sports in Hokkaido and northern regions, with plenty of snow. Tokyo and Kyoto remain chilly but offer clear skies for sightseeing. Explore Sapporo's Snow Festival and soak in an onsen for the ultimate winter experience.
February
February is the best time for skiing and snowboarding in Nagano and Hokkaido. The Sapporo Snow Festival is a major attraction, featuring stunning ice sculptures. Other areas are generally cold and dry and good for sightseeing.
March
March marks the beginning of spring, with cherry blossoms starting to bloom in southern regions like Kyoto and Tokyo. Enjoy hanami picnics under the pink blossoms. It's a great time for hiking and outdoor adventures.
April
April is the peak of cherry blossom season. Witness Tokyo's Ueno Park and Kyoto's Maruyama Park come alive with vibrant sakura. Golden Week, late April to early May, offers festive parades and events.
May
May offers pleasant weather for outdoor activities and hiking. Explore Tokyo's International Food Festival and enjoy the comfortable climate for sightseeing in Kyoto.
June
June is the start of the rainy season, known as tsuyu, lasting until mid-July. Although it's wet, explore Kyoto's temples and gardens amid light crowds. Festivals like the Sanno Matsuri in Tokyo showcase Japanese traditions.
July
July continues the rainy season, but the Tanabata Star Festival brightens the skies. Hokkaido hosts the Lavender Festival with fields of purple blooms. Kyoto's Gion Matsuri features grand floats.
August
August offers festivals and fireworks. The Obon Festival celebrates ancestors with lanterns and dances. Enjoy the Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival in Tokyo. Hokkaido's summer flower festivals are perfect for nature enthusiasts.
September
September brings comfortable weather and the iconic Kunchi Festival in Nagasaki. Explore the Sapporo Autumn Festival in Hokkaido. It's a great time for sightseeing with fewer tourists.
October
October features stunning autumn foliage in Kyoto and Nikko. Visit Tokyo's Meiji Shrine during the Meiji Jingu Festival and enjoy Oktoberfest celebrations. Ideal for hiking and outdoor adventures.
November
November showcases autumn foliage, with Kyoto's temples and parks ablaze in red and orange. Yoyogi Park in Tokyo hosts the International Food Festival, and Kyushu's hot spring resorts offer relaxation.
December
December marks the onset of winter, with holiday illuminations in cities and festive lights. Explore Hokkaido's Sapporo Snow Festival with breathtaking ice sculptures. Ski resorts open for winter sports enthusiasts.