Hotels with Parking in Onomichi

Excellent location, a 2-minute walk from the station. There are coffee shops nearby that open from 7 AM. The room is small, but it has everything, most importantly a large window, so the walls don't feel oppressive. It's close to the trendy U2 space and a Lawson convenience store. It's really pleasant to grab some snacks in the evening and sit by the river (?) to quietly watch the sunset.

I'd seen Cyclist in a magazine years ago, and my trip to Hiroshima made it a must-see. Arriving in Onomichi, I discovered that U2, the most iconic building in the area, is a complex of hotels, restaurants, shops, and a cycling club. Even with its industrial style, the details are impeccable. The room layout was very practical, the bathroom had a bathtub and was spacious, and all the toiletries were from Osaji, with a very soothing lavender scent. The only drawback was the lack of body lotion. Given Osaji's high-quality amenities, and considering Japan's dry climate, body lotion is essential in a space without a humidifier. The hotel offers bicycle rental by reservation, but if you don't have a reservation, you can rent from the adjacent Giant shop, which has a wide selection of models. The hotel has a cafe and bakery right next to each other, so you can buy bread and then grab a coffee. The harbor view is amazing, but unfortunately, the weather wasn't great due to the rainy season.

Super good accommodation experience, the front desk staff is very warm, the hotel facilities are very new, and bicycles can be placed in the room. The hotel can be soaked in soup, and pajamas are provided for free, and the overall is very satisfied.

The guesthouse is a traditional Japanese ryokan and perfectly situated for a stop while riding the Shimanami Kaido. We could overlook the bay from our window and enjoy the tranquil mood. The food was exceptional, we had some of the best food of our life! Everything was seasonal, fresh and well seasoned. Being able to eat in a yukata in a private dining room was an experience in itself! As for the communal bath: One of us does have tattoos and we asked whether or not we could use it. The owner allowed us to enter without covering our tattoos, as long as their not huge (full back / full sleeves etc).

Some magical place - hotel, coffee shop, restaurant, Onsen, all under one control, beautiful comfortable room, excellent staff - all showed-reported, wet clothes were arranged to wash-dry, with everything helped, for bikes there is a parking, But we put in the room

When I entered the street, a garden with a wide 々 spread out more than I had imagined. I stayed in a rental room for a room, but the room and bathroom were large, clean and healed. I think that there is no TV in the room is also suitable for those who want to spend a relaxing time. The carefully prepared Japanese breakfast was also great. It is recommended for those who want to forget the hustle and bustle of the day 々 and relax.

This is a hostel booked for riding in Shimanamikaido.  It was run by a couple from Paru, but it was very friendly.  It was the best starting point for Shimanamikaido.

Self-driving is very convenient, there is free parking (but more days return, the parking space is full, you have to wait for the day returnee to leave before you have a place). The room is medium in size, and there is a shared toilet and shower room on the same floor, clean and convenient. The hot spring is in this museum, and it is convenient to walk by the other hall. The hot spring water is very hot, there is a seating area and a canteen outside. The room was clean and tidy, but when I checked out, I found that there was a toothbrush used by the upper floor of the cabinet...

The bath was very good. Because it was a cold day, the hot water felt hot and warm But there were several short shower hoses and tall, so I couldn't hang them from my head unless I squatted down. and if the air conditioner is small for the room or heating It was a little chilly. The atmosphere of the whole inn was very good and retro and my mother was happy.