Spent a night there on our overnight on Miyajima from Hiroshima. Price is quite steep, so you'd expect great quality baths, clean and/or modern rooms/bathrooms, which wasnt the case The trash in pur bathroom was not empty when we checked it at 6pm. Then the bathroom in itself is quite aged. Bath is old / only one interior one. if... More

Many previous reviews have mentioned, that if possible, a traveller should stay overnight on Miyajima Island instead of just being a day tripper and leaving on the last ferry. My wife and I were able to spend one glorious night on the island. The Hotel Mankato exceeded our expectations in every way. The information booth at the ferry terminal will... More

This hotel is really a Ryokan (Japanese Inn). We called and were picked up at the ferry terminal. The rooms are spacious with tatamis and use futons for sleeping. There's also a safe in the room for your valuables. Was a pleasant change not to have internet available at all (a time to do some bonding). All staff members were... More

Spent one night at this hotel in July 2010. The hotel booking includes dinner, bed (futon!) and breakfast. Rooms in this hotel are spacious and are furnished in a traditional Japanese style with Tatami mats, low table and chairs and futons that are made up after dinner for sleeping on. Despite us having little Japanese between us we had no... More

I booked a 1 night stay at Miyajima Hotel Makoto after the ryokan we wanted to stay at had no vacancies. Hotel Makoto is a close walk from the ferry terminal and easy to find. The staff was friendly, but not as hospitable as the other hotels that we had stayed at in Japan. Our room was large and clean... More

The hotel is a short walk from the main ferry station, and is close to the island’s main attractions. We were a little put off at our arrival in the early afternoon by the receptionist who told us that check in was only after 3 pm. Consequently, we had to leave our luggages at the reception desk. However, our luggages... More