20 Lodgings in Hiroshima

Takehara, located along the Seto Inland Sea coast, flourished greatly as one of Japan's leading salt production areas since the Edo period, and by the Taisho period, it boasted as many as 26 sake breweries benefiting from the salt trade.The people of that era competed to build numerous splendid buildings, creating a beautiful townscape.Even now, the town retains much of the atmosphere of that time, earning it the nickname 'Little Kyoto of Aki' and being designated as a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the government. NIPPONIA HOTEL Takehara Seien-cho stands quietly, blending seamlessly into the townscape.As a decentralized hotel with rooms scattered throughout the town, it offers 10 renovated guest rooms that maintain their architectural design while incorporating modern comfort.While reflecting on the history and culture that breathe life into this place, please fully enjoy the salt, sake, and the bounty of Seto Inland Sea that are still cherished and preserved today.

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A tranquil retreat on the divine island where life finds peace. Aki's Miyajima, home to Itsukushima Shrine—a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the beauty of imperial culture still thrives. The Miyajima inn 'Kurayado Iroha' cherishes the spirit of Japan's traditional storehouses, offering nostalgic rooms, exquisite Setouchi cuisine, and a heavenly bath. It is a healing inn that welcomes travelers with heartfelt and natural hospitality. Spend an irreplaceable night of peace on the divine island. Just a 5-minute walk to the World Heritage Site, Itsukushima Shrine. All 14 rooms, each uniquely designed, are crafted to soothe the hearts of our guests. The open-air bath in the large 5th-floor bathhouse offers views of the iconic grand torii gate.Savor banquet cuisine crafted with fresh seafood from Setouchi, prepared with utmost care by our head chef.

Founded in the early Edo period, this Japanese-style resort hotel prides itself on authentic Kyoto kaiseki cuisine, featuring abundant seasonal delicacies like small fish and oysters from the Seto Inland Sea. The hotel offers 55 rooms, including Japanese-style and Japanese-Western-style rooms, designed for comfort and relaxation.There are also special rooms in a sukiya-style design with open-air baths, crafted with meticulous attention by Kyoto artisans. The hotel organizes activities such as night tours and early morning guided tours with certified local guides.

■Facility Overview■ A studio with a full ocean view. 1 queen bed, 2 semi-double beds (using Simmons mattresses), 1 sofa bed, 1 bathroom, 2 toilets, Bluetooth speaker, 4 complimentary rental bicycles. ※There is no TV. ■Kitchen Facilities■ Microwave, electric kettle, refrigerator, sink, stove, rice cooker, toaster, BBQ gas grill, donabe hot pot cassette stove set, pots, colander, knives, cutting board, tableware (large plates, small plates, rice bowls, glasses, mugs, wine glasses, chopsticks, forks, spoons), bottle opener, can opener, wine opener, basic seasonings (cooking oil, salt, pepper, sugar, soy sauce), dishwashing detergent, dish sponge, kitchen paper, etc. are available for use. For BBQ, please bring your own charcoal and ingredients. ■Meals■ Please bring your own or consider using nearby restaurants. 10 minutes by car to a convenience store or supermarket (located on the mainland). ■Restaurant Information■ Drive-in Nada (Seafood, various set meals) - 5 minutes by car.

Experience the true culture of Onomichi at the inn 'Ryokan Onomichi Nishiyama.' It has been renovated to ensure a comfortable stay while carrying on the history of Nishiyama Bekkan. We hope you can enjoy the food, history, and culture of Onomichi while gazing at the garden that changes with the seasons. In 2024, it was also selected as a 1-Michelin Key Hotel in the Michelin Guide.