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Hiroshima
This lodging is limited to one group per day and was used in the filming of the movie "Drive My Car." The windows on the second floor of the Edo-era building offer a colorful and beautiful view of the ocean and island, and you'll lose track of time as you just stare at it. The chefs prepare creative Japanese dishes that bring out the best of local ingredients, such as fresh seafood caught that day from the Akinada Sea, citrus fruits and vegetables grown in the warm climate, just for guests. Spend a special time enjoying the stories, scenery, and food that have been carved out by the town and its buildings.
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LIT SHIMANAMI
Surrounded by the rich natural beauty of Ikuchijima Island in Hiroshima Prefecture, this glamping resort offers a truly extraordinary island experience. Guests can immerse themselves in the vibrant scenery of lemon and olive groves, clear waters where fireflies dance, and the blue sea stretching across the Seto Inland Sea. The property features three distinct areas: the "Forest Site" with a private wooden deck nestled in the woods, the tranquil "Lake Site" reminiscent of a peaceful lakeside, and the open "Ocean Site" offering panoramic sea views. Ideal for families, friends, and cyclists exploring the Setouchi Shimanami Kaido, it provides a perfect balance of relaxation and enjoyment for a memorable stay.
庭園の宿 石亭
Set on a quiet hill overlooking Miyajima and the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, "Garden Inn Sekitei" blends seamlessly into the gentle slope that stretches from the rocky ridge down toward the water, framed by a beautifully maintained Japanese garden. Small pavilions are scattered throughout the grounds, while twelve detached guest rooms extend from the main house. Hidden study rooms and salons tucked behind the annexes offer moments of serene retreat. The peaceful views of Miyajima and the Seto Inland Sea, the soothing hot springs, and dishes prepared with fresh seafood—including conger eel—and an abundance of mountain delicacies create a deeply moving experience. Time flows gently here, inviting a graceful and unhurried day of travel.
グリーンスカイホテル竹原
"Green Sky Hotel Takehara" is approximately a 1-minute walk from JR Takehara Station and a 23-minute drive from Hiroshima Airport. There are 78 rooms designed for relaxation, featuring beds crafted for comfort. Free Wi-Fi and a spacious parking lot are also available, along with a full range of services to make your stay comfortable. The hotel is also easily accessible to tourist spots such as the "Takehara Townscape Preservation District", which retains the atmosphere of the Edo period, making it a great choice for business and other occasions.
グランヴィリオホテル宮島－和蔵－
"Grandvrio Hotel Miyajima -Wakura-" is where you can fully enjoy Miyajima, Hiroshima Prefecture's leading tourist spot. From the sophisticatedly designed lobby and restaurant with a modern Japanese concept, the large and open-air baths with natural hot springs, and the bar lounge on the top floor, you can enjoy the magnificent Seto Inland Sea and the scenery of Miyajima colored by the four seasons. There are plenty of services to help you fully enjoy Miyajima, such as free drinks in the lobby and bar lounge and free shuttle service in a tasteful sea taxi.
閑月庵新豊
This lodging is limited to one group per day and was used in the filming of the movie "Drive My Car." The windows on the second floor of the Edo-era building offer a colorful and beautiful view of the ocean and island, and you'll lose track of time as you just stare at it. The chefs prepare creative Japanese dishes that bring out the best of local ingredients, such as fresh seafood caught that day from the Akinada Sea, citrus fruits and vegetables grown in the warm climate, just for guests. Spend a special time enjoying the stories, scenery, and food that have been carved out by the town and its buildings.
LEMON FARM GLAMPING しまなみ
A glamping facility consisting of eight buildings in "Citrus Park Setoda", located on a small hill on "Ikuchijima", which is connected to "Setouchi Shimanami Kaido", which connects Onomichi City, Hiroshima , and Imabari City, Ehime . Beyond the lemon farm, there is a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea. There are two dome-shaped tent-type buildings and six sweet villa-type buildings with attractive open outdoor living spaces, two of which allow pets. It is also equipped with a separate dining space, toilet, and bath, making for a comfortable glamping experience.
