Hot Springs Hotels in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

It was one of the best hotels I ever slept in Japan. Usually, we try 3 to 5 star hotels in every local capital city. This one is of course famous Prince hotel but it is quite away from the city center yet situated in the most beautiful area of Hiroshima. From the hotel rooms we could see the skyline of the town and the sea. Breakfast is served on the top floor you can choose traditional Japanese (Nadaman/super famous Japanese restaurant) or western style buffet breakfast. With a little supplemental fee, I could go to Onsen (hotspring) and it was soo relaxing and the view was stunning. You even can sail to Miyajima island from this hotel port.

I had an exceptional stay at your hotel! The room was immaculately clean, well-equipped, and provided a perfect blend of comfort and luxury. The staff was incredibly courteous and attentive, ensuring every need was met promptly and professionally. The amenities were top-notch, and the ambiance was warm and welcoming. I truly appreciated the attention to detail in every aspect of my stay. Thank you for creating such a wonderful experience—I can’t wait to return!

Nice.ryokan in Miyajima. The ryokan is located quite far up a hill from the station but they provide free transportation to and from the hotel. Both the kaiseki dinner and the breakfast were excellent. The service was impeccable. It is located about a five minute walk from Itsukushima shrine . Room was good with two single beds. Onsen has both indoor and outdoor pool. Would highly recommend this place.

Great place to stay in Hiroshima. The room was quite spacious (by japanese standards). Easy to get there from the station by bus, the memorial park and peace museum are within walking distance. The breakfast was very good, with plenty of dishes to choose from, and everything was tasty. There is also a coffee machine in the lobby and we got complimentary apple jelly in our fridge. Soaking in the onsen was great after a long day in Hiroshima and Miyajima, the place was also clean and there was everything necessary for a bath. This was our first stay in Dormy Inn, and I would definitely choose this chain again.

It is a very nice space with a sea view with shared space and rooms. You can also see Navy Road from the room. I made a plan with evening breakfast, but I was particular about local production for local consumption, and I felt Edajima love because I used plenty of ingredients from Edajima. Overall, I had a good experience and it was a special day. It is a hotel that I want to come again.

The room is small but there is a table and sofa, enough space to open two suitcases! The 1/F hot spring is big enough and comfortable enough. Breakfast buffet is included, although there is not much variety of food, but the standard is good. Location near Sakezo-dori and JR stations, Lawson downstairs, although Saijo itself is not many restaurants, but overall good!

It's my first time staying in ryokan with onsen and it was amazing since check in procedure full of warm relation and complete introduction to local habits till my first onsen visit. Something special is dinner in traditional Japanese way and sleeping on futons. Onsen with different baths and types of water is perfect after hard travel day and went us into the sleep in a seconds Very small and remarkable city around the hotel easy to walk around and keep a lot of nice photos to remember Super convinient location in 5 min to railroad station to Kobe and 30 min total to Shin-Kobe station. Staff support us even when we need to send luggage to the next hotel in Kyoto. Wish to visit it again

Facilities: The room was on the smaller side for two people to move around freely, but having a microwave was a great bonus. Cleanliness: Standard for a business hotel, with refreshed linens. Environment: Decent, and the location was superb. Service: The hot spring on the 10th floor was a pleasant experience, also featuring an outdoor pool and a sauna.

As the only option on the island, although the hotel is quite historic, it offers quality services and well-maintained facilities. Both breakfast and dinner are Japanese buffets, and I think the taste is pretty good. The hotel also arranges special activities, where you can watch sea firefly at night. Although you don’t go to the beach, it is still quite special. Rabbits can be found all over the island, especially near the hotel, where you can see them even from your room.

If you want to stay alone in a pretty nice place in Miyajima, I recommend it. Breakfast and dinner are both included, but since Miyajima is expensive, the price is the price, and above all, you can feel treated with unlimited alcohol. The public bath was also great, and ice cream, coffee, etc. are free. On top of that, the staff are so, so, so kind. If I had the money, I would stay a few more days and bring my family.