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The property is located in a lovely spot on Miyajima Island. Walkable to the busy waterfront area. It’s definitely old school but the room was clean. We stayed at Hotel Makoto for the ryokan experience. We were really excited when we returned after an evening out to find our beds prepared for us. I have to say, sleeping on the floor was uncomfortable but I was expecting that. There were more pads in the closet. The staff provided maps and info about the island. Very friendly and helpful.

We were absolutely amazed by this traditional and well done house on Miyajima Island. It was the most peaceful place we stayed during our two weeks in Japan. I sincerely wish we could have stayed longer. Every detail added to the comfort and beauty of the place. It was spotlessly clean. The host showed us around upon arrival and made us feel so welcome. THANK YOU for one of the most memorable experiences of our holiday.

Great ryokan in Miyajima, with a proper onsen. Welcoming staff, surprisingly spacious rooms, and great food. Dinner was sensational, with the restaurant staff happy to recommend some local sakes (we loved the Misen), and the Japanese breakfast was a treat. They offer transportation form the pier, but Miyajima is small, so I recommend you get there by taking a leisurely stroll through the market stalls.

Located in serene and quiet location on Miyajima! surrounded by lush forest. Rooms felt like traditional Japanese ryokan. Was clean and staff were friendly. There is shuttle bus that can pick you up from the Miyajima station (had to use the pay phone to contact them which was easy). Onsen is public but was not crowded. Close walk to Itsukushima shrine as well as cable car up to top of mountain.

A nice traditional ryokan with the option for western type beds. Rooms were very big. Although the rooms were a bit dated, everything was clean. The onsen was great. Food was really good. Service was also great. Location is very good and close to the Itsukushima Shrine. I really recommend staying at the Miyajima Island. After the last ferry you have the island almost completely to yourself.

Excellent hotel, very good quality dinner prepared by Chef Aiko Yamanaka. The staff is super attentive and very friendly. The onsen is great with one outside overlooking the O-Torii. Super recommended, if you plan to visit Miyajima be sure to book at least one night in this Hotel, you will never regret it. My congratulations to all the hotel staff. I fell in love with everything!!!

The hotel is in a wonderful location, just on the other side of Itsukushima Shrine, which makes for a scenic 20-minute walk from the ferry. (They have a free mini-bus, but I think the walk was better!) Both the traditional Japanese dinner and the breakfast were wonderful, as was the overall atmosphere of the hotel. Great for a one or two night stay on Miyajima Island.

Perfect location, 5 min by foot from the ferry terminal in Miyajima and 5 min from the famous shrine. The staff was very nice. We got a Japanese-sttle room with tatami, tea table, cute kimono pyjamas and a small private bathroom. The view was great on both the seaside and mountain, though we had booked only a mountain view. There's also a public bath.

The hotel is in an excellent location, quiet, amazing views, but within the town. The room was large by Japanese standards, with very comfortable futon beds. Bathroom was good. Staff were very kind and helpful. Food was outstanding and varied. Van shuttle from and to the ferry was prompt and welcome. We would definitely stay here again in Miyajima.

The location was just a couple of minutes walk from the ferry terminal and walking distance to all attractions in Miyajima. The rooms were spacious, clean and comfortable. The hosts were lovely people and made our stay so enjoyable! The meals were over the top - the best traditional Japanese cuisine that we have had while visiting Japan.

The views over to Miyajima were fantastic from the hotel lounge, bedrooms, restaurants and onsen. This was very peaceful. The free shuttle bus service made it easy to get to the ferry and train. There were good options for breakfast, both Japanese and western options. The staff on the front desk were very friendly and helpful.

The staff were lovely, attentive and very accommodating. Provided meals were excellent and the food was plentiful. Futon were comfortable and the room was quite nice. Across the road from Miyajima Aquarium. Itsukushima Shrine is very close so it's a great location for accessing the shrine away from peak crowds.

This is a first rate ryokan located in the heart of Miyajima. They definitely know how to take care of their guests. We stayed in a western styled room with its own Japanese ofuro (bath) that had a wonderful view. They also have a restaurant the serves outstanding fried oysters and other Japanese cuisine.

Host met us at the door was kind and very helpful with information about the island and getting around Miyajima. Home is a beautiful Japanese home and located perfectly away from the hustle in town but, close enough to be convienent. Host provides hot water, tea and coffee, bottled water.

The room was big for Japan measures, breakfasts were great, tea bags, bath salts, etc. at the reception, kind personal and the place was great - a minute to ferry to Itsukishima shrine. Also it was pretty close from the JR station Miyajimaguchi - cca 5 mins of walking.

This apartment was bigger than most hotels on the island. With a full kitchen and private bathroom, this apartment was hands down the best for your money. The Hotel Villa Miyajima was right next door and they have a bar that stays open till 11pm.

Very friendly and welcoming landlady. Traditional bathroom and Japanese breakfast available. On a quite street close to the main shopping area in Miyajima.

Everything, it was an amazing stay. Miyajima was my favorite place in Japan and this guesthouse was incredible

Very kind and friendly owners. They gave a lot of information about Miyajima and others parts of Japan.

Nice hotel in Miyajima. Great way to experience traditional Japanese living, sleeping and food.