ITSUKUSHIMA IROHA

9.5
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.5/10, based on 512 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 3:00 PM / Check-out until 12:00 PM
Sea Views Old Town Shopping Area Public Onsen Open-Air Bath Indoor Bath
Staff 9,7/10
Facilities 9,5/10
Cleanliness 9,8/10
Comfort 9,6/10
Value for money 8,6/10
Location 9,7/10

Ryokan highlights

A refined modern ryokan on Miyajima with standout views, baths, and easy sightseeing access.

Miyajima Center BaseFive minutes from Miyajima Pier and right by Omotesando shopping street.
Walk to ShrineItsukushima Shrine is within an easy walk, ideal for early or evening visits.
Sea View BathsTop-floor open-air baths overlook the calm sea and the famous torii area.
Setouchi KaisekiSeasonal Japanese meals highlight Setouchi seafood and mountain ingredients.
Distinctive View SuitesPopular suites face either the Seto Inland Sea or Mt. Misen.
Modern Meets TraditionalNatural materials, Japanese detailing, and designer furniture create a polished ryokan feel.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsMiyajima is the main stay-length driver here: one night works well for afternoon arrival, island walk, kaiseki dinner, rooftop bath time, and early shrine visits before crowds; a second night only makes sense if you want Mt. Misen, temples, and a slower island rhythm.
Trip-planning verdict: Best used as a 1-night Miyajima stay for travelers who want shrine access after day-trippers leave, with 2 nights only if you want a slower island pace.

Know before booking

Bath renovation riskThe public bath has been reported closed for renovation from November 19, 2025, with indoor baths used meanwhile. Confirm current status before booking.
Not a long baseMiyajima supports a short scenic stay, but most travelers will run out of nearby variety after one or two nights.
Ferry logisticsYou must reach the island by ferry, so large luggage and late transfers are less convenient than a mainland hotel.

Food & drinks

Verified Miyajima ryokan with two clear on-site dining venues: Japanese kaiseki at Miyajima Yohei and French-based lunch at Akushu Restaurant.

Miyajima Yohei (on-site)
on-site

First-floor kappo restaurant for seasonal Setouchi kaiseki, breakfast, and drinks.

  • Setouchi KaisekifoodSeasonal multi-course Japanese dinner.
  • Selectable KaisekispecialtyChoose dishes across several courses.
  • Japanese BreakfastfoodRice, miso soup, Setouchi side dishes.
  • Western BreakfastfoodBread, cereal, eggs, soup, fruit.
  • Local Sake & BeerdrinkHiroshima sake, shochu, beer, whiskey, wine.
Akushu Restaurant (on-site)
on-site

First-floor French-based genre-free restaurant focused on Hiroshima and Setouchi ingredients.

  • Lunch CoursefoodSet-menu lunch with seasonal dishes.
  • Hiroshima Beef SteakfoodBeef thigh steak course.
  • Seasonal Fish DishfoodSeafood course item, varies by season.
  • Coffee or TeadrinkServed with sweets on some courses.
  • French WinedrinkWine pairing mentioned for courses.
Kakiya (nearby)
nearbynear the ryokan

Well-known oyster specialist on Miyajima Omotesando.

  • Grilled OystersfoodClassic local oyster order.
  • Raw OystersfoodFresh oyster option when available.
  • Fried OystersfoodCrisp Hiroshima oyster dish.
  • Oyster RicespecialtyMiyajima-style oyster specialty.
  • WinedrinkOften paired with oyster dishes.

Access, transport and nearby sights

Itsukushima Iroha is a central Miyajima island ryokan best reached by ferry to Miyajima Pier, then a short walk.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

A polished boutique ryokan on Miyajima with a strong sense of place, very good access from the pier, and a notably refined stay style. It suits travelers who want a calm, upscale island night, but it is less ideal if you want budget value, large facilities, or car convenience.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Excellent Miyajima locationIt sits at 589-4 Miyajima-cho in Hatsukaichi on the island itself, about a 5-minute walk from the pier and well placed between the waterfront and main sightseeing area.
  • Sea-facing island atmosphereThis property is known for facing the Seto Inland Sea, and many stays emphasize the calm waterfront feel that makes an overnight on Miyajima more memorable than a quick day trip.
  • Rooftop bath with a viewA standout feature is the rooftop open-air bath, which adds a scenic, distinctly Miyajima-style unwind after the daytime crowds leave.
  • Refined modern-ryokan designItsukushima Iroha leans into a tasteful mix of contemporary comfort and Japanese aesthetics, making it attractive for travelers who want ryokan character without an overly old-fashioned feel.
  • Strong dining reputationThe property puts real emphasis on cuisine, with dedicated dining spaces and a reputation for carefully presented meals tied to Hiroshima and Seto Inland Sea flavors.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Premium stay, not great value for allReview patterns are very strong overall, but value-for-money scores trail the rest, so budget-conscious travelers may feel the rate is high for a one-night stay.
  • Not convenient if you have a carYou cannot simply park at the ryokan; guests arriving by car are directed to use toll parking near Miyajimaguchi Pier on the mainland before taking the ferry.
  • Best features depend on room typeThe sea-view appeal is a major part of the experience, so a less scenic room may feel less special compared with what the property is most praised for.
  • Limited fit for resort-style expectationsThis is a boutique ryokan experience rather than a large resort, so travelers wanting expansive leisure facilities, multiple baths, or lots of on-site activity may find it restrained.
  • Miyajima gets busy in daytimeIts central island position is excellent, but during peak visiting hours the surrounding area can feel tourist-heavy until the day-trippers thin out later on.

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Current position: 3rd out of 19 ryokans in Miyajima.

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🥈 2nd Itsumoya 9.9/10 79
🥉 3rd ITSUKUSHIMA IROHA Current ryokan 9.5/10 512
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5th Bettei Fujiya 9.6/10 26
6th Jukeiso 9.3/10 1,540
7th Iwaso 9.3/10 1,298
8th Kikunoya 9.1/10 2,109
9th Kinsuikan 9.1/10 347
10th 宮島離れの宿 IBUKU -Miyajima Hanare no Yado IBUKU- 9.0/10 729
11th Miyajima Seaside Hotel 9.0/10 686
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