Your hotel like a home from home in Miyajima

This is one of the few Western-style hotels in Miyajima Island with Japanese touches. While the rooms have the classic bed style, you can take off your shoes in the style of a Japanese house and relax on the wooden floor.

When you arrive at Miyajima and walk out of the ferry terminal, the brown building you see on your left is the Miyajima Villa. It welcomes guests at the entrance to Miyajima. Leave your heavy luggage behind at the hotel as soon as you arrive at the island, and head out for sightseeing lightly.

Needless to say, Miyajima is a tourist destination registered as a World Heritage Site, and there is not enough time to enjoy all of the historical buildings, nature, shopping, and gourmet food, but there is also plenty of hospitality for guests to have a special time at this Miyajima villa.

Feature 1: Bath with tatami mats

Feature 2: Restaurants with locally produced and consumed food

Feature 3: A special venue for guests

Feature 4: Stay in a room of your own style

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Feature 1: Bath with tatami mats

When you enter this large bathing area, which is said to have the most beautiful sunset view of Miyajima, you will be surprised to see the tatami mats on the floor.

These tatami mats are waterproofed and provide guests with a relaxing space as if they were in their own room. Even though the tatami is waterproof, it requires high maintenance to keep them clean.

Enjoy the quiet view of the ferry terminal, the gateway to Miyajima, the city on the other side of the sea, and the ferries move back and forth between them, while relieving the fatigue of your trip.

After your bath, you can enjoy a free popsicle to cool down your hot body.

 

Feature 2: Restaurants that focus on locally produced and consumed food

The restaurant in the basement serves French, Italian, and other Western cuisine in a buffet style (buffet eatery). Its ingredients are completely traceable. Only organic vegetables grown in Hiroshima are served to guests with confidence, after checking the entire process of who grew them and how. And of course, many of the vegetables are grown in Miyajima.

The allergens are clearly indicated on the menu with pictograms to help you understand. (Allergy alert icons) Vegetarians and Halal guests are also welcome to consult with the staff.

Feature 3: A special venue for guests

In the lounge for the exclusive use of guests, you will be soothed by the healing music and the natural scenery seen through the large windows. How about reflecting on your trip while enjoying a guest service drink? There are also playful dome-shaped seats on the terrace and hanging chairs to enjoy the clear air. You might even see a wild little raccoon.

For those who want to enjoy a more matured atmosphere, the bar is open until 11:00 PM. You can enjoy a wide variety of drinks in a casual setting, including delicious sake from Saijo (Higashi-Hiroshima), one of the three major sake producing areas in Japan, wine from wineries in the northern part of Hiroshima Prefecture, and local beer from Miyajima and Hiroshima.

What's more, Miyajima Villa also has a home-made bakery. Have a light meal made with homemade bread while enjoying the drinks.

  

Feature 4: Stay in a room of your own style

There are many types of rooms in Miyajima Villa. Some rooms have a loft in the study as if it were your own home, and others have a living room and bedroom. Also you can choose rooms with a simple hotel style. You may want to choose one with a view from the window. Which do you prefer, a room with a view of the calm Seto Inland Sea or a room with a view of the nature of Miyajima?

Please book a room in your own style so that you can enjoy your time in the room.

This accommodation is filled with care for each and every detail for the guests.

Why not use this place as a base for your trip and enjoy living in Miyajima for a few days?

Access

Approximately 1 minute walk from Miyajima Pier

Website: https://miyajima-villa.jp/en

Reservation: https://www.japanican.com/hotel/japan/hiroshima/hotel-miyajima-villa