For solo travelers to Miyajima! 6 great value hotels and ryokan with onsen / Hiroshima

If you take a bath in the open-air observation bath in the evening, you can enjoy the romantic colors of the sea and sky. If you take a bath while looking at the sea, your daily worries will fly away. You will feel refreshed after taking a bath.

You'll also want to take a bath in the spacious rock-built open-air bath "Nozoki Miroten." By the way, from the large public bath connected to this bath, you can see Miyajima and Ono Seto.

For those who want to soak in the hot water alone and in peace, we recommend the "private bath" (fee required), which is filled with the scent of cypress. This wonderful bath uses a Shigaraki ware bathtub.

Rooms available for single occupancy include 8-tatami Japanese-style rooms and basic twin rooms. Some 8-tatami Japanese-style rooms have ocean views. If you want to save money, you can make a reservation without specifying a room. All rooms are spacious enough for single occupancy, so you can relax and unwind.

Here is a room with an open-air bath that can be used by one person, the "Modern Japanese-Western Room <Open-air bath in the room>". Ocean view rooms are also available, so be sure to check it out. The bath is of course a natural onsen. It's so luxurious to have onsen all to yourself while looking out at the sea.

From the observation bath in the annex, you can look out over Miyajima. You can clearly see the torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, and at night you can enjoy the illuminated view. There is also a tourmaline bath (rock bath) and a sauna in the large bath in the main building, so why not sweat it out and refresh yourself?

The pool, which is only open in the summer, will further enrich your time alone. You can enter from 8am, so it's elegant to take a dip in the fresh morning air before checking out. You can also lie down on a deck chair and relax reading a book!

The inn's pride and joy, Wakamiya onsen, is known for its skin-smoothing properties. From the open-air bath, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons, making it the perfect place to relieve your daily fatigue. If you're lucky, you might even see a deer on its walk. Enjoy a luxurious moment soaking in onsen and feeling the pleasant breeze.

There are many options for guest rooms, including the traditional "Hanare" and "Main Building," as well as the "New Building" with its views of nature. All rooms combine modern comforts with a traditional Japanese feel. The quiet and calming Japanese-style rooms are especially recommended for solo travelers. You can spend your time relaxing in the spacious rooms. Relax your mind and body as you gaze upon the beautiful gardens and natural scenery from your room.

For breakfast, they serve grilled fish, rolled omelets, rich tomato juice, and more. All the dishes are made with plenty of fresh local ingredients and are delicious. Enjoying a luxurious meal in the morning will make for a great start to the day. Enjoy a breakfast that satisfies both body and mind while experiencing the Japanese tradition.

In the open-air bath overlooking Miyajima, you can enjoy Miyajimaguchi onsen which is rich in Seto Inland Sea saltwater. This hotel is unique in that you can enjoy the view of the small island that resembles a camel's hump, "Hanaguri Island," up close while soaking in the bath. Cool down after your bath with a complimentary soft serve ice cream or draft beer.

The rooms are calming and have a Japanese motif, and there are mountain-facing and ocean-facing rooms available. The double room is recommended for solo travelers. You'll have the large bed all to yourself, and you'll likely get a good night's sleep. The rooms are also equipped with a variety of functional facilities, including an air purifier with humidifier, a power outlet next to the pillow, and a 50-inch TV that lets you check onsen 's occupancy status.

There are a huge number of free services available! Free drinks are available in the lobby and observation bar, a free sea taxi (morning and evening only) runs from in front of the hotel to Miyajima Pier, and there are also services perfect for enjoying some time alone, such as free yoga experiences on Sundays and bicycle rentals. Why not make good use of these services to make your trip more enjoyable and cost-effective?

*Free drinks are served in the lobby from 6am to 11pm, and at the observation bar from 6am to 7pm (only coffee available until 3pm). Reservations are required for the sea taxi, and a separate Miyajima entry tax is charged.

You can enjoy onsen by soaking in this wonderful bathtub. There is also a sauna, so you can relax and soothe your travel fatigue.

This is a twin room that can be used by one person. It has a gentle color scheme and is more than spacious enough for one person. From the mountain side rooms you can see cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn, and from the sea side rooms you can see the torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine and Mt. Misen.

This open-air bath, "Bogan-no-yu," can be reserved for private use and requires a fee. It's so luxurious to be able to enjoy onsen and the magnificent view in a space with no one around.

For an additional fee, you can also tour Itsukushima at night on the "World Heritage Night Cruise." The illuminated Otorii, Itsukushima Shrine, the five-story pagoda, and the two-story pagoda are mysterious and photogenic.

From the open-air bath, you can see the Seto Inland Sea illuminated by the setting sun and moonlight. Watching the gradation created by the setting sun and the sea sparkling in the moonlight will fill your mind with calm. The large public bath also has an indoor bath and sauna, so you can sweat it out and refresh your mind and body!

All guest rooms are Japanese-Western style and have a relaxing atmosphere. There are rooms with and without baths. When you arrive at your room exhausted from traveling and sightseeing, first stretch your legs in the Japanese-style room and take a breather. Sleep soundly in a Serta bed at night and head out on your trip the next day feeling refreshed.