20 Lodgings in Hiroshima

A city of literature. A movie town. A town on a slope leading to a temple. Onomichi's history as a prosperous commercial capital has made it a richly cultural town. Onomichi, where the Saigoku Kaido and Ginzan Kaido intersected during the Edo period and where Kitamaebune ships called at, flourished as a key hub in Japan where people, goods, information, and culture came and went. The social spaces where wealthy merchants who made their fortunes in shipping and shipbuilding, donated money to temples and shrines to foster artistic culture, and entertained guests with tea ceremonies were called ``tea gardens.'' If we go back in time, the Murakami pirates who protected the Seto Inland Sea routes were also proud cultural figures. In a town filled with memories of the land, the Nishiyama Annex, which has played the role of a tea plantation, has been revived as Ryokan Onomichi Nishiyama, an inn that conveys Onomichi culture to the present day. While paying respect to tradition, we aim to be a place of peace and fellowship in a new era.

Adjacent to road station "Sera". Ima Koyasan, which has a reputation for its cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn, and Ryukageji Temple, where many cultural assets are preserved, are nearby, so you can enjoy a fulfilling trip. At Sera Kogen Farm and Kayama Lavender Hill, we recommend visiting the flower gardens where you can enjoy seasonal flowers. At the winery in Seramu Park, there is a direct sale of Sera grape wine, and you can also enjoy dishes made with local ingredients. Please use our hotel as a base for your trip to refresh your body and mind. We promise a memorable service.

Located in the city center of Hiroshima, which is home to two World Heritage Sites, Miyajima and the Atomic Bomb Dome, and within walking distance of Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle, and art museums. There are a total of 491 guest rooms, including spacious twin rooms of approximately 35 m², executive floors on the 30th and 31st floors, and superior floors on the 26th to 29th floors. Enjoy a relaxing time to your heart's content in our guest rooms with a calm atmosphere overlooking the Hiroshima cityscape below.

This is an accommodation located at [Roadside Station Toyohira Donguri Village]. There is also a soba making experience facility, a farm-to-table market, various sports facilities, and a natural radon hot spring. Free Wi-Fi is available and the internet environment is perfect!

Founded in the early Edo period, this Japanese-style resort hotel boasts authentic Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine featuring plenty of seasonal ingredients such as small fish from the Seto Inland Sea and oysters. There are 55 guest rooms, including Japanese-style rooms and Japanese-Western style rooms, pursuing comfort and comfort. There is also a special Sukiya-zukuri room with an open-air bath made with Kyoto craftsmanship. Night tours by local certified guides and early morning guided tours are also planned.

Established in 1902, a long-established Japanese-style inn. The gate, fence, and building are all registered tangible cultural properties. The cuisine is authentic kaiseki cuisine using fish from the Seto Inland Sea. The sea is just outside the guest room. This is an inn that appeared in Yasujiro Ozu's film "Tokyo Story".