Offering a wealth of modern facilities tinted with Japanese flair and service, the property embodies what  modern accommodation in Hiroshima is all about. A truly memorable stay at the international city of peace and culture waits at Righa Royal Hiroshima.

Occupying the 14^th all the way up to the 31^st floor, each of the 488 guestrooms at Righa Royal Hiroshima provide unprecedented views of the historic city. The combination of contemporary style and furnishings with subtle  Japanese and European touches provides a high class experience and refuge for relaxation and harmony. LCD wide screen television sets and internet connectivity highlight the amenities list.

The building's 8^th floor is a haven for active guests and those in need of a sanctuary or place to unwind. The five lane 25 meter indoor pool provides an outlet for exercise and relaxation. Nearby is a fully stocked exercise room, complete with cardio and weight machines. Saunas and steam baths are also available on this floor. The hotel is  home to a plethora of meeting and banquet rooms; each of the 32 are equipped with the latest in sound and lighting systems and highly configurable.

Cuisine from all corners of the globe is represented at Righa Royal Hiroshima. International variety is available at Chambord. For those with a taste for Japanese cuisine, head either to Shusen or Naniwa, where a teppanyaki menu is also available. Sushi aficionados must make their way to Mandokoro.  Those with a yearning for Cantonese, head over to Ryuho. The Righa Top Sky Lounge provides  great views, along with an enticing menu and drink list. Another option is Columba Bar or the robust rich Corbeille Coffee House.

With over 70 years of service in Japan, the Righa name is one of the most respected in the country. The Hiroshima branch carries on this legacy with first-rate hospitality and a reliable service.

Facilities:

• Swimming pool
• Exercise facilities
• Sauna
• Babysitting facilities
• Meeting facilities

Dining:

• Chambord - international cuisine
• Rhyuho - classic and modern take on Chinese fares
• Naniwa - traditional Japanese with a teppanyaki menu
• Shusen -
• Mandokoro
• Melissa
• Rihga Sky Lounge Top
• Columba
• Corbeille

Room type:

• Single
• Twin
• Superior Twin
• Executive Twin
• Double
• Superior Double
• Executive Double
• Family
• Corner Suite
• Suite 

Rihga Royal Hiroshima's Location: 6-78 Motomachi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture 730-0011, Japan

Righa Royal Hiroshima enjoys an unprecedented spot in the middle of the city. Nearby points of interests include Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park (eight minute walk), The Hiroshima Museum of Art (just outside the front of the hotel) and Hiroshima Caste (five minute walk). The hotel is a 10 minute drive from JR Hiroshima Train Station and an hour drive to Hiroshima Airport.

Who should go?

If location is at the top of the agenda, then Righa Royal Hiroshima certainly delivers. Many of the attractions are no more than several minutes walk away from the hotel's front door. The property also boasts a soothing atmosphere; a combination of old world colonial flair, Japanese touches and contemporary designs. A complete restaurants/bars and facilities list ensures that something is available to suit almost all tastes.

When to go?

Hiroshima features a four weather seasonal pattern with chilly springs, warm sometimes muggy and humid summers, cool autumns and cold winters, receiving less snowfall during this time than most of Japan. The city receives much of its rainfall during the late spring, summer and early autumn months. April and May present the best time to visit, with the accompanying cherry blossoms adding to the cheerful spring atmosphere.

Where is it?

Righa Royal Hiroshima enjoys an unprecedented spot in the middle of the city. Nearby points of interests include Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park (eight minute walk), The Hiroshima Museum of Art (just outside the front of the hotel) and Hiroshima Castle (five minute walk). The hotel is a 10 minute drive from JR Hiroshima Train Station and an hour drive to Hiroshima Airport.

What's not to be missed?

Strolling the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Visiting the Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall. Learning about the history and remembering the victims of the atomic bomb at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

What's cooking?

Cuisine from all corners of the globe is represented nicely at Righa Royal Hiroshima. International variety is available at Chambord. For those with a taste for Japanese cuisine, head either to Shusen or Naniwa, where a teppanyaki menu is also available. Sushi aficionados must make their way to Mandokoro. For those yearning for Cantonese, head over to Ryuho. The Righa Top Sky Lounge provides some great views, along with an enticing menu and drink list. Another unwinding option is Columba Bar or the robust rich Corbeille Coffee House.