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I first visited Miyahama Onsen 30 years ago for a year-end party with colleagues. The Onsen and the scenery were so wonderful that I kept thinking, “I want to go again someday!” Ever since then, 30 years have passed—and my wish finally came true when I had the chance to visit Miyahama Onsen with my son and his wife. Without hesitation, we chose IBUKU. The Room, baths, hospitality, and meals were all outstanding. At checkout, the staff kindly shared recommendations for popular spots on Miyajima as well, making it a truly enjoyable and fulfilling trip. This Accommodation is filled with a gentle warmth in every corner. Thank you very much.

Unfortunately, it was raining on the day of my visit, but towels were thoughtfully provided at the reception. The Room was filled with attention to detail. There is also a lounge stocked with various drinks and alcohol, reflecting their generous spirit of service. I would love to

On a mother-daughter trip, we stayed at Kikunoya when we visited to worship at Itsukushima Shrine, which my mother had long dreamed of seeing. Our Room had a view of the shrine’s torii gate, and my mother was over the moon. Every member of the staff provided heartfelt hospitality, making it an unforgettable experience. We truly appreciated how they even came to pick up our luggage at Pier Station and brought it back for us—such attentive service. It was a wonderful Accommodation.

It was a wonderful Hotel. The food was delicious, and I would like to visit again. I’m glad we could stay with our dog.

Although it is a bit far from the station, shuttle buses run frequently, so it never felt inconvenient. I checked in quite late at night, but the staff were thoughtful in every way—from meals to luggage—so I was able to stay very comfortably. It truly felt like a long-established Hotel. I didn’t use the large public bath, but the Room bath uses separate hot and cold water controls, so adjusting the temperature may be a little tricky. Amenities are provided in generous pump bottles. The Room was spacious and relaxing, and there was also a balcony—spending time there was a lovely part of the stay. Above all, the view from the Room was stunning—like a Turner painting. The night cruise was wonderful, and listening to the cheerful captain-in-training was very informative—from how to take photos to stories about the origins of the deer. It was fascinating to hear how it differs from Kasuga Taisha and Kashima Jingu, and even that deer ride the ferry back to Miyajima. The cruise itself was excellent; as we approached the great torii gate, I could really feel its scale. The souvenir shop didn’t feel cluttered at all—you can enjoy choosing from both high-end items and more casual ones. A relative in Hiroshima told me, “It’s been a good Hotel for years,” and I’m truly glad I chose this place.

Our children, who live in different places, were able to gather here and create lasting memories. It was such a luxurious experience that it’s hard to put into words. For future guests: from the parking area to the entrance there is a gentle slope, but also just under 20 steps, so wheelchair users should take care. We also received emails before our stay to confirm our requests—truly attentive service throughout.

I originally made a Reservation at this Hotel with the breakfast Plan. Later, I heard that the dinner was highly acclaimed, so upon arrival I asked to add dinner at the last minute. (Sorry for the inconvenience.) As rumored, it did not disappoint. We sat at the counter in the restaurant and enjoyed the live kitchen. Watching the chef light the charcoal raised our expectations even more. Each creative dish was served with an explanation of the ingredients, and everything was truly delicious. The tableware used for plating also showed great attention to detail, making it a feast not only for the palate but also for the eyes. The food was outstanding, and so was the chef’s personality. The Japanese set breakfast had gentle, breakfast-appropriate seasoning and was a perfect way to start the day. The interior of the Hotel felt like an art museum, and its calm atmosphere was very soothing. The Room we stayed in had a clean, refreshing feel with a white color scheme, and we were able to spend our time comfortably. It’s also close to the ferry terminal for Miyajima, which made getting around convenient. Finally, thank you to all staff who assisted us and to the chef as well—thank you for an amazing meal! We will definitely visit again.