Miyajima Hotels

Originally built in the 1850s as an inn for passing travellers, Iwaso has been extended over the years yet retains its thoroughly Japanese feel. The lovely open air onsen overlooks a path frequented by the island’s famous deer. Meals are served in guest rooms, though there is also a restaurant on site. Rooms are classically Japanese in style and range from 100 year old cottages in the grounds to those on the top floors of the 1980s building with wonderful views. Some rooms have an en suite toilet but shared, communal bathing facilities.

Highlights:

• Restaurant
• Onsen

This Japanese-style hotel enjoys a scenic location on the Suginoura shore in Miyajima. The property boasts a restaurant, a karaoke lounge and an indoor communal onsen (hot spring baths). Guests are sure to find the dining experience a real highlight with dinner being served in room on low tables. The rooms are individually styled and traditional in style with tatami matted flooring, paper doors and futons which are rolled out each night.

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