Mercure Tokyu Stay Hiroshima

Two 1100 mm-wide bunk beds sleep up to 4 guests. The room is 31 sq m with a ceiling about 3.5 m high, which gives it an open feel and enough headroom for an adult to stand up even on the upper bunk. It is laid out around the sofa for easy conversation, and families with siblings can have a bed for everyone.

A 1600 mm-wide queen bed and a sofa bed sleep up to 3 guests. The room is 31 sq m, and the middle can be divided with fusuma sliding doors to separate the bedroom from the living area - a layout that makes it easy to keep enjoying the room once the children are asleep.

At 49.5 sq m, this room has two 1,100 x 2,000 beds, one sofa bed and one extra bed, for 1-4 guests. It can be used as three separate areas - living, dining and bedroom - and is the hotel's top room type. With a bed for each guest, it also works for families whose children are past the age for co-sleeping.

This 29.6 sq m room has two 110 cm-wide beds and one sofa bed and sleeps up to 3 guests. It has a mini kitchen and a washer-dryer, and the view to the west takes in central Hiroshima and the streetcars. Two adults and one child can each have their own bed rather than co-sleeping.

An east-facing 29 sq m twin room with two 1,100 x 2,000 beds for 1-2 guests. From the sliding-door entrance all the way to the bathroom there are no steps, so it is easy to move around the room while pushing a stroller. It also has a mini kitchen available to borrow and a washer-dryer.

The Superior Twin and Accessible Twin have a mini kitchen available to borrow and a washer-dryer, and the Deluxe Twin and Privilege Twin Living have a mini kitchen and a washer-dryer as well. The Comfort Queen has a sink, where you can cook using kitchen utensils available to borrow. Every room has a microwave, handy for warming up food for children.