7 Best Hotels & Ryokans with In-Room Dinning in Hiroshima

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Migiwatei Wochikochi, about 30 minutes by reservation-only bus from JR Fukuyama Station, is a historic ryokan that was built in the Edo period and has been renovated. In the "upper suite room", you can have dinner in in-room dining. A bright living/dining room with large windows and a spacious bedroom. You can enjoy the spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea 24 hours a day from the open-air bath on the wooden deck.

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For meal, you can enjoy carefully selected seafood in kaiseki cuisine so that you can enjoy the seasonal ingredients that change with the seasons. The specialty "Tai Kamameshi" uses Hiroshima-produced Koshihikari rice and is a gem of ryokan that is particular about the soup stock. It seems that by adding grilled sea bream meat when steaming, it will be fluffy. I would love to try it.

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There is also a private open-air bath that can be used free of charge. "Tomonoura onsen" is a natural onsen boasting a prominent radium content. It is said that you can expect effects such as muscle pain and health promotion. In addition, Ferragamo's "TUSCAN SOUL CONVIVIO" series is available for bath amenities in the upper suite rooms. It's exciting to be able to use quality items.

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At the lobby lounge where you can enjoy the serene view of the Seto Inland Sea, you can relax while listening to healing music and drinking the original Shiomachi Blend Coffee. In addition, "Deck Terrace Umi no Sajiki" offers a spectacular view of the ocean as far as the eye can see. You will feel like you are on a boat.

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Tomonoura onsen Hotel Ofutei is about 30 minutes by free shuttle bus from Fukuyama Station. It is designed so that you can see the scenery of the Seto Inland Sea from various parts of the building. The photo shows the "In-Room Dining Suite", which is equipped with a dining table and allows you in-room dining. There is a terrace living room and a bathroom with a jet bath, so you can have a luxurious stay.

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If you want to be a little more luxurious, we recommend the ``Tokutokusen Kaiseki,'' which is made with the highest quality meal. The dishes are mainly made from ingredients sourced from the Setouchi Inland Sea, and are arranged in a visually appealing manner. I'm excited to see what kind of food will be served. Be sure to enjoy it with Hiroshima's unique local sake.

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The large public bath is an indoor bath with plenty of hot water and an open-air bath. There is an open-air bath with a view on the roof, so you can completely refresh yourself. “Hoshi no Yu” and “Nami no Yu” are very romantic, where you can enjoy the sunrise in the morning and the silhouette of the moon reflected on the surface of the water at night.

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In the "Premium Lounge" exclusively for suite room guests, there are services such as soft drinks, alcohol, and sweets every hour. Spend an elegant time in the lounge with a woody atmosphere.

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Kinsuikan is about a 5-minute walk from Miyajima Pier. Miyajima is a cute island in the Seto Inland Sea with a circumference of about 28km. Just by crossing the island, your expectations for your trip will increase. The concept of the inn is "a fashionable inn where you can enjoy Miyajima Shioyu onsen and food", making it perfect for an adult's holiday. At the hotel's "Seaside Terrace", you can spend a relaxing time while being soothed by the sound of the waves.

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The photo shows the special room with a semi-open-onsen, where both dinner and breakfast are served in in-room dining. We welcome you with a full range of equipment such as an electric bed, a special sofa, a massage chair, a facial device, and a coffee machine. You can enjoy a superb view of the sea from the large windows and from the semi-open-air bath.

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For dinner, we serve creative kaiseki cuisine using seasonal ingredients that focus on seafood from the Seto Inland Sea. There is also a plan where you can have "Hiroshima beef" and "oysters". The heart and soul of each dish will be healed. The next morning, have a small bowl of breakfast. A healthy and nutritious menu with fresh local vegetables.

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At the book cafe inside the museum, you will find a wide variety of books, from Miyajima-related books to topical books. All of them are from the owner's collection. If you find a book that you were interested in, it seems that you will be absorbed in reading it. Free drink service is also a nice point.

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"Teien no Yado Sekitei", located about 5 minutes by car from Onoura Station, is an inn that boasts a beautiful Japanese garden, built on a hill. Inside the museum, there are a variety of chairs, mainly Scandinavian chairs, and a space that resembles a limestone cave, which will pique your curiosity. The ``Library Terrace'' is located downstairs from the entrance, and the space under the floor feels like a secret base.

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There are 12 rooms in total, each with a view of the garden. Each room has its own personality, such as a tea room-style bedroom or a study-style room with a view of the garden, so it's exciting to think about where to stay.

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Dinner is leisurely served in in-room dining. Actually, the main branch of “Teien no Yado Sekitei” is “Anagomeshi Ueno” near JR Miyajimaguchi Station. The dishes using the conger eel of such a main store are exquisite. For the rice to finish off, you can have the ``kamaki rice'', which is directly passed down from the head office, so don't miss this opportunity.

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The large public bath has an indoor bath made of cypress and an open-air bath. The spring quality is a simple weakly radioactive onsen, and it is said to be effective in relieving fatigue. It seems that you can fully relax while soaking in onsen spring while feeling the nature in the green of the garden.

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Miyahama Grand Hotel is located in onsen Onsen, about 5 minutes by car from Onoura Station. Free shuttle service from the station is available if you make a reservation in advance. Miyajima is about 30 minutes by car and ferry, making sightseeing easy. With an open-air bath with a panoramic view of Miyajima from the rooftop and meal made with local ingredients, you can combine your sightseeing with plenty of time to spend at the inn. There are three types of guest rooms: Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and Japanese-Western rooms, which can be used in a variety of situations. Some rooms overlook the sea!

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Depending on the plan, dinner can be served in in-room dining for 3 to 4 people. At the inn's signature monthly Kaiseki menu, you can enjoy seasonal local ingredients such as Hiroshima's specialty oysters and clams caught in Ono. There is also a ``conger eel enjoyment course'' where you can enjoy plenty of conger eel with sashimi and tempura, and a plan that comes with wagyu steak! You can enjoy a relaxing and luxurious meal in your room.

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There are plenty of relaxing facilities within the hotel, including the rooftop open-air bath ``Marumiero Ten'' and the rock-built open-air bath ``Nozokimiroten.'' "Marumieroten" has an infinity bath, so you can feel like you are one with the sea. At night, you can enjoy the romantic atmosphere of gazing at the starry sky♪ Let's be healed by the spectacular view and onsen.

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Hotel Kikunoya, a hotel in Miyajima, is located on a hill on the mountain side of Miyajima, about a 15-minute walk from Miyajima Pier. Therefore, the view from the building is wonderful, and you can enjoy the beautiful sunrise in the morning and the illumination of the Otorii gate at night. There is also a footbath spot right next to the entrance of the inn. You can relax while enjoying tea, alcohol, and sweets.

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The recommended guest room for in-room dining plan is the ocean-side western-style premium room. A custom-made king-size bed, a 75-inch large-screen TV, massage chairs, and other facilities unique to an inn with the concept of "relaxation." From the large windows, you can enjoy the ocean view all to yourself.

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Dinner served in in-room dining is ``Seto no Banquet Matsu,'' which uses abundant local ingredients. Original fruit wine for aperitif, seasonal fish sashimi, A5 wagyu beef from Hiroshima, and your choice of kamameshi. The menu changes every three months, so you can enjoy visiting each season!

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The large public bath has an indoor jet bath and an open-air bath made of Iyo-Oshima stone from the Seto Inland Sea. Stretch out your limbs and relax in the spacious baths to soothe the fatigue of sightseeing.

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Miyajima Seaside Hotel is approximately 5 minutes by shuttle bus from Miyajima Port. You can enjoy a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea from the large windows in the lobby. The room in the photo is a Japanese-style room with an ocean view. You can feel the refreshing sea breeze during the day, and at night you can enjoy the night view of Hiroshima city across the Seto Inland Sea. It feels like a resort.

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For dinner, in-room dining. The ``Deluxe Kaiseki Cuisine'' menu varies depending on the season, including beef stew, oysters, and conger eel kamameshi. The best part of in-room dining is being able to meal slowly without worrying about your surroundings. Enjoy delicious fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients while relaxing in your room.

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The large public bath is a large indoor bath with a bubble bath. Pokopoko's bubbles will heal your daily fatigue. There is also a reservation-only "tent sauna". The sauna, which you can enjoy while admiring the spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea, wears a bathing suit, so you can enter with your partner. It's possible to self-roll, so let's relax thoroughly.

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Hammock chairs are installed on the lobby terrace, so it's nice to relax while swaying. Many wild deer live in Miyajima, so you might be able to meet them around the hotel.

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