Ryokan with natural hot springs and okonomiyaki Miyajima-an Hiroshima

8.2
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.2/10, based on 77 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
Sea Views Hot Spring Town Station Access Public Onsen Open-Air Bath Indoor Bath
Staff 8,9/10
Facilities 8,3/10
Cleanliness 8,7/10
Comfort 8,9/10
Value for money 7,7/10
Location 7,7/10

Ryokan highlights

A mainland Miyajimaguchi ryokan with natural hot springs, easy ferry access, and Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki dining.

Natural Hot SpringsRelaxing onsen baths are a clear core feature of this ryokan stay.
Okonomiyaki DiningThe property stands out for serving Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki as a signature experience.
Ferry Gateway BaseWell placed in Miyajimaguchi for easy access toward Miyajima ferries and sightseeing.
Good Transport AccessConvenient mainland location helps travelers arriving by train before heading to Miyajima.
Ryokan FeelA traditional inn atmosphere offers a more local stay than a standard business hotel.
Practical Miyajima StayUseful for combining island visits with Hiroshima area touring without staying on Miyajima itself.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1 nightFerry-side access is the main strength: arrive in the afternoon, bathe, eat on-site, then use it for an early Miyajima start or a relaxed post-island night before moving on.
Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night or light 2-night stay for Miyajima access with a real hot-spring bath, but not as a long Hiroshima-area base.

Know before booking

Limited base valueMiyajimaguchi is mainly a transport gateway, so staying beyond 2 nights can feel repetitive unless you already have nearby plans.
Uphill approachThe ryokan is walkable from JR Miyajimaguchi, but the final approach is uphill and can be awkward with heavy luggage.
Not island-sideIt faces Miyajima from the mainland, so this is not the same experience as sleeping on the island after day-trippers leave.

Food & drinks

This ryokan at Miyajimaguchi 4-4-15 appears to have an on-site family-friendly restaurant for Japanese/local dinner, with strong nearby options for okonomiyaki and anago meals.

Restaurant (on-site)
on-site

On-site family-friendly dining for Japanese and local dinner.

  • Japanese dinnerfoodDinner service is clearly offered.
  • Local cuisinespecialtyHiroshima-area dishes are mentioned.
  • Special diet requestsspecialtyAvailable on request.
  • DrinksdrinkSimple drink service via vending or meal service.
Chinchikurin (nearby)
nearby8 min walk

Popular Miyajimaguchi okonomiyaki and teppanyaki spot in etto.

  • Hiroshima okonomiyakifoodLocal layered savory pancake.
  • Chinchikurin-yakispecialtyHouse-style signature okonomiyaki.
  • Teppanyaki dishesfoodIron-plate small plates and grills.
  • Beer and highballsdrinkCommon pairing with okonomiyaki.
Ueno Anagomeshi (nearby)
nearby8 min walk

Famous local spot for Miyajimaguchi conger eel rice.

  • AnagomeshispecialtyGrilled conger eel over rice.
  • Conger eel bentofoodTakeaway eel rice box.
  • Japanese set mealfoodSimple traditional meal style.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is on the mainland at Miyajimaguchi, with the best access via JR Miyajimaguchi Station and the nearby ferry area rather than on Miyajima island itself.

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

Should you choose this ryokan?

This ryokan suits travelers who want a smaller onsen stay near the Miyajimaguchi ferry area rather than a classic inn on Miyajima Island itself. It stands out for baths, Hiroshima-style dining, and practical access, but it is less ideal if you want to stay inside the island’s historic atmosphere.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Easy ferry-side baseThe ryokan is in Miyajimaguchi, making it practical for early or late visits to Miyajima without carrying luggage onto the island. This setup is especially convenient if you are also combining Hiroshima city sightseeing with Miyajima.
  • Onsen and sauna focusThe property offers natural hot spring bathing and a sauna, giving it a stronger wellness angle than a standard business hotel near the ferry terminal. That makes coming back after a day of walking feel like part of the trip, not just the overnight stay.
  • Hiroshima-style food identityIts branding is closely tied to okonomiyaki and local-style meals, so the stay feels more regional than a generic lodging stop. Travelers who want Hiroshima flavors built into the experience may find this more memorable than eating randomly around the station.
  • Sea-view atmosphere in some roomsSome rooms are described with sea views and balconies, which can add a calm Seto Inland Sea feel to the stay. That gives the property more character than many transit-convenient hotels in the same area.
  • Useful extras for road-trippersFree parking and on-site facilities make it easier for travelers arriving by car, which is a real advantage around Miyajimaguchi. This can reduce friction compared with staying on the island, where logistics are more limited.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Not actually on Miyajima IslandDespite the Miyajima name, the address is in Miyajimaguchi on the mainland in Hatsukaichi. If your goal is to wake up inside the island’s shrine-town atmosphere, this is the wrong kind of location.
  • Less traditional ryokan moodThe property appears more like a compact modern inn with practical amenities than a deeply atmospheric historic ryokan. Travelers chasing an old-Kyoto-style tatami-and-garden experience may find it less romantic than expected.
  • Area feels functional at nightMiyajimaguchi is convenient, but it is more of a transport gateway than a destination with a rich evening scene. After dinner, the surroundings may feel quieter and less special than staying on the island itself.
  • Room views may vary a lotSea views seem to be limited to certain rooms, so not every stay will get the same scenic payoff. If the view matters to you, a standard room could feel more ordinary than the listing impression suggests.
  • Dining appeal is specificThe okonomiyaki angle is appealing if you want a distinctly local meal, but it may be too narrow for travelers wanting broader kaiseki-style ryokan dining. Food-focused guests looking for a more refined multi-course tradition may prefer another property.

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Current position: 17th out of 19 ryokans in Miyajima.

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