Located along Hiroshima's shoreline opposite Miyajima Island, known for World Heritage Site, Itsukushima Shinto Shrine, Aki Grand Hotel offers western and Japanese style rooms, free parking and 4...
Hani
Canada
The location and view from the lobby and room were fantastic.
Renewed in 2013, Sakuraya offers affordable Japanese-style rooms with mountain or sea views. Free Wi-Fi is available at the public areas. Miyajima Ferry Terminal is a 3-minute walk away.
Located on Miyajima (Itsukushima), Miyajima Guest House Mikuniya offers a Japanese-style accommodations and a small garden. Free Wi-Fi is available. Miyajima Ferry Terminal is a 20-minute walk away.
Camila
Australia
Very nice guesthouse, Japanese style. It includes breakfast and dinner (because the restaurants of the island closes very early). I stayed in a share room, everything okay!
Jukeiso features Japanese-style rooms overlooking the majestic entrance gate (Torii) of Itsukushima-jinja Shrine, only a 5-minute walk from the Unesco World Heritage Site itself.
Jakub
United States of America
My wife and I stayed here for the 8th leg of our Japan honeymoon. The ryokan offers a shuttle service from the port station to the property which is very convenient as the ryokan is half way up one of the mountains/hills on the island. The staff here were very friendly, and my wife and I were glad that we had learned some basic Japanese as we used it the most during this stay. While the staff do speak English, their English is limited, so I recommend having some translation app or preparing phrases for the common interactions you'd expect to have at a hotel/ryokan.
We were a little wary that our rooms at this ryokan would be cold and dated like a previous stay during our honeymoon, but we were pleasantly surprised. The room was very large, and had a modern ceiling-mounted air conditioning/heating unit. The view from our room was stunning, overlooking the 5 story pagoda and bay. The Itsukushima Shrine was just slightly out of view from our window, but was very visible from the patio.
We had the Kaiseki dinner and breakfast here, and the food was simply outstanding. Lots of sea food, which was great. They do ask you for your allergies in advance and we witnessed one couple sitting near us complaining that they were served a dish they are allergic to -- so make sure you inform them as they ask you for a reason! The staff here also made sure to get us a reservation for the private open-air bath on check-in, which was really nice as our previous ryokan didn't help us with this. The ryokan is just a short walk from the Itsukushima Shrine, and provided a walking map in our room which was pleasantly unexpected. We also experienced our 6.4 magnitude earthquake during our stay at night, which was exciting!
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay here. We wished we had stayed more than one night. The island is beautiful and not crowded at all -- even during peak season -- and I'd definitely stay at Jukeiso again given the chance.
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