Hotel Mielparque Hiroshima hosts conferences, general meetings, training sessions, company banquets and weddings in more than a dozen halls, the largest of which, Zuiun, covers 700 square meters and seats 630 theater style, 414 in a classroom layout, 340 for a seated dinner or 550 for a standing buffet. With 91 bedrooms, a chapel and a Japanese restaurant in the same building, it can run a full program from morning session to evening reception. The hotel is at Motomachi 6-36 in Naka-ku, central Hiroshima, a one-minute walk from Hiroshima Bus Center.
Seminars and company events
Zuiun, on the sixth floor, divides into two-thirds and one-third sections: 472 square meters for 378 theater style, or 229 square meters for 176 theater style and 66 around a U-shaped table. On the fifth floor, Sakura and Tsubaki each cover 179 square meters, take 160 theater style and divide in half for groups of about 50. Seto and Aki, at 137 square meters, each seat 110 theater style or 72 classroom, and Momo and the Matsu, Take and Ume rooms take smaller committees. The hotel publishes meeting and banquet plans, and weekend and holiday rates differ from weekday ones.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a core activity, with a chapel for Christian-style and non-religious ceremonies and a Shinto ceremony option. On-site services include banquet halls, cuisine adapted to each couple, a bridal salon, a beauty salon and a photo studio. The eighth-floor Blue Topaz sky banquet room, with 70 guests seated or standing, suits a reception with a city view.
Rooms and capacities
Zuiun, 6F, 700 m²: theater 630, classroom 414, standing 550, seated 340. Zuiun two-thirds, 472 m²: theater 378, seated 200. Zuiun one-third, 229 m²: theater 176, seated 110. Sakura and Tsubaki, 5F, 179 m² each: theater 160, seated 80. Seto, 5F, and Aki, 6F, 137 m² each: theater 110, seated 60. Momo, 5F, 100 m²: theater 48. Matsu, Take and Ume, 4F, 72 m²: theater 45. Blue Topaz, 8F, 197 m²: 70. Southern Cross, 8F, 73 m²: 32 seated. Tsurukame, 5F, a 48-tatami Japanese room for 40 seated.
Accommodation
The hotel has 91 guest rooms on eleven floors above ground, with free Wi-Fi throughout, barrier-free rooms and restrooms and a coin laundry. An 85-space car park sits in the basement.
Catering
All catering comes from the hotel kitchen. The Japanese dining restaurant Astral, on the second floor, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and banquet menus are set with the events team.
History and setting
Mielparque is a Japanese hotel brand built around weddings, banquets and conferences, and the Hiroshima house follows that model with a chapel, a bridal floor and a stack of banquet levels from the fourth to the eighth floor.
Getting there
From JR Hiroshima Station, take the tram for about 13 minutes to Kamiya-cho Nishi, then walk one minute. From Hiroshima Airport, the limousine bus reaches Hiroshima Bus Center in about 60 minutes, one minute on foot from the hotel. By car, Hiroshima interchange on the Sanyo Expressway is about 30 minutes away.
