Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This place is a total gem. They only have 11 rooms so the staff really gets to know everyone. Amazing staff. The rooms were so cute and comfortable. There's a fun little place to eat Okonomi a minute away, but not much else in this quiet neighborhood. The hotel doesn't have a restaurant, but you can get a breakfast basket in the morning. Hiroshima Station is an easy 15 minute walk away. Delightful stay.
This place is a total gem. They only have 11 rooms so the staff really gets to know everyone. Amazing staff. The rooms were so cute and comfortable. There's a fun little place to eat Okonomi a minute away, but not much else in this quiet neighborhood. The hotel doesn't have a restaurant, but you can get a breakfast basket in the morning. Hiroshima Station is an easy 15 minute walk away. Delightful stay.
stanley
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
For me this place is home away from home since I have family close by. It offers everything I need for a short or long term stay. Best of all, communication is very thorough with the proprietors.
For me this place is home away from home since I have family close by. It offers everything I need for a short or long term stay. Best of all, communication is very thorough with the proprietors.
Lillian K
Reviewed October 11, 2023Reviewed October 11, 2023
Coming from the US and wanting to experience a Japanese style hotel, we thought that this would be a nice one to try. We were planning to spend one night in Hiroshima and visit Miyajima as well. The location and the fact that this hotel hotel has private bathrooms were key factors in our choice (communal bathrooms aren't for us).
From the outside, this looks like an ordinary hotel. When you enter, the staff has slippers laid out for you and they store your shoes. You wear the slippers...
Coming from the US and wanting to experience a Japanese style hotel, we thought that this would be a nice one to try. We were planning to spend one night in Hiroshima and visit Miyajima as well. The location and the fact that this hotel hotel has private bathrooms were key factors in our choice (communal bathrooms aren't for us).
From the outside, this looks like an ordinary hotel. When you enter, the staff has slippers laid out for you and they store your shoes. You wear the slippers...
Joel
Reviewed November 4, 2016Reviewed November 4, 2016
The location is ideal as it is directly across the street from the ferry. The shopping street and the famous Itsukushima Shrine is just a short walk away.
I stayed in a room that had the bed in an upstairs loft. Things to consider if you book this room are the stairs are pretty steep and it’s not a small flight of stairs. The shower is separate from the toilet. The shower opens up to the hallway In the room, there is no separate area to change in privacy.
I loved the bed, I think the mattress...
The location is ideal as it is directly across the street from the ferry. The shopping street and the famous Itsukushima Shrine is just a short walk away.
I stayed in a room that had the bed in an upstairs loft. Things to consider if you book this room are the stairs are pretty steep and it’s not a small flight of stairs. The shower is separate from the toilet. The shower opens up to the hallway In the room, there is no separate area to change in privacy.
I loved the bed, I think the mattress...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 26, 2020Reviewed February 26, 2020
Just stayed one night with my family and we didn’t want to leave. The house is over 100 years old but has modern conveniences and was very clean and comfortable. The futon beds were perfect. The AC was strong. And best of all was the food. Dinner was a 12-13 course omakase with fish we’ve never tasted, like blowfish. My two teens absolutely loved the experience and are already asking to go back. The owner/chef was very friendly. He went with us on a night walk and took photos of us along...
Just stayed one night with my family and we didn’t want to leave. The house is over 100 years old but has modern conveniences and was very clean and comfortable. The futon beds were perfect. The AC was strong. And best of all was the food. Dinner was a 12-13 course omakase with fish we’ve never tasted, like blowfish. My two teens absolutely loved the experience and are already asking to go back. The owner/chef was very friendly. He went with us on a night walk and took photos of us along...
The breakfast was amazing (I chose the Japanese style) and the lady that prepared it (and checked me in) was super nice and accommodating. The tubs were great to soak in and it was nice to have the privacy (the bath room smelled a little mildewy, but that’s to be expected in a wooden room with high humidity). I Would definitely stay again.
The breakfast was amazing (I chose the Japanese style) and the lady that prepared it (and checked me in) was super nice and accommodating. The tubs were great to soak in and it was nice to have the privacy (the bath room smelled a little mildewy, but that’s to be expected in a wooden room with high humidity). I Would definitely stay again.
Shayana
Reviewed January 19, 2026Reviewed January 19, 2026
What is Hiroshima like for travelers who love the beach?
Known for its museums and monuments, Hiroshima offers a lot for the traveler booking a vacation.
What's the best place for a beach vacation in Hiroshima?
Etajimasou is a top hotel with free WiFi and air conditioning, and it's located close to the beach. Miyajima Seaside Hotel is another good option to stay near the beach.
When's the best time for a beach vacation in Hiroshima?
Plan your trip to the beach with this snapshot of weather throughout the year in Hiroshima: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 75°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 43°F. The rainiest months in Hiroshima are July, June, August, and September, with each month seeing an average of 9 inches of rainfall.
What is there to see and do around Hiroshima?
After getting settled at your accommodation of choice, you'll likely want to venture out and explore. If you're eager to check out the beaches, head to Saka Bayside Beach or Tsutsumigaura Beach for some relaxation by the water. Experience the area's museums and monuments, and make time for local attractions like Mazda Zoom-Zoom Stadium and Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art. For even more to see and do, pay a visit to Memorial Cathedral for World Peace or Shukkeien.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Hiroshima?
Here's some information to help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Hiroshima with ease. To get to Hiroshima, you can fly into Iwakuni Airport (IWK), the closest major airport, which is located 21.2 mi (34.2 km) away. Take advantage of metro transit at Danbara 1-chome Station, Matoba-cho Station, and Inari-machi Station.