Sensui Island Pet-friendly Vacations

Family and baby friendly, great central location, the apartment has everything we needed for a weekend stay. The only comment to mention is that there is no elevator in the building, if you are traveling with multiple babies try to get a room on the 1st or 2nd floor. I will def stay here again.

A club room was a bonus . Pool use and lounge access

This is an excellent property. I was traveling with 4 other adults and two children, and this was a very spacious and nicely appointed apartment with kitchen, dining area, and two separate sleeping areas (one in the living room and a separate bedroom). It was very convenient to walk to shopping and restaurants, and about a 15 minute walk to the Hiroshima memorial park and museum. The owner provides a mobile wifi hotspot device that was a major bonus. I had some difficulty finding the apartment because it's in an unmarked building on an upper floor. I ended up calling the management company and was able to access the apartment with some more instruction, but it was a bit stressful as I was traveling with my family. The apartment owner sends a YouTube video with instructions on how to find and enter the apartment, which I regret not watching beforehand. Once you get in, it's perfect!

We were able to leave our luggage in the apartment before check in so we could go sightseeing which was awesome. When we got back the apartment was spotless, had everything you could need and the area was excellent for walking to all the sights

My partner and I stayed here recently. While the hotel is modern and clean, it didn’t quite hit the "luxury" mark for us. It was a good stay, but not excellent. The Pros: Spacious Rooms: Definitely larger than your average Japanese hotel room. It was nice to have the extra floor space and a modern layout. The View: High floors offer a great look at the city skyline. The Cons: Missing Amenities: We were surprised that there were no bathrobes in the room, which we’ve come to expect at hotels in this price range. Also, unlike many other high-end hotels in Japan, they didn't provide any skincare sets (cleansers/lotions) to try, which felt like a missed opportunity for a "Premium" brand. Breakfast was just "Fine": It was a standard buffet. It does the job, but it was crowded and felt a bit like a high-end cafeteria rather than a relaxing meal. Location & Logistics: It’s a bit of a trek from the main station and the Peace Park. Plus, the elevators are notoriously slow, which gets annoying when you're on a high floor. Verdict: It’s a safe, "corporate" choice if you want a big room, but it lacks the thoughtful amenities and soul of other luxury hotels in Japan.

All excellent in terms of room services and breakfast!!

Everything was good. Keep up the good work. Thank you for an enjoyable stay.