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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.

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

The ocean view from the Room was truly beautiful, and it made me strongly want a Multiple Night Stay. Both the buffet-style dinner and breakfast were delicious, and everything was clean and well maintained—I’d love to visit again. The staff’s service was also excellent! I can see why this property was used for the G7 Hiroshima Summit. We made wonderful memories. Thank you very much!

This was our first stay here.\nThe lobby offered complimentary soft drinks and coffee, and the service was excellent.\nThe anago rice box and clam soup for dinner were more than enough for us after eating our way around Itsukushima, and everything tasted great.\nBreakfast was also satisfying, with a variety of side dishes to go with rice and clam miso soup.\nSince we hadn’t added the all-you-can-drink alcohol option at dinner, a staff member explained that we could add it for 1,100 yen per person.\nIt’s a wonderful Accommodation for anyone who loves drinks.\nWe stayed with our dog, and they provided a crate and toilet area; there’s also a dog run, so our dog happily ran around.\nThe morning bath was especially refreshing—we could enjoy the sunrise from the open-air bath.\nThe ferry to Itsukushima Shrine is easy to reach (about a 10-minute walk), so the location is very convenient.\nWe also appreciated being able to leave our car in the Accommodation parking lot while sightseeing.\nWe had been looking for a pet-friendly place we’d want to return to but hadn’t found one—this is an Accommodation we truly want to stay at again. Our whole family agrees we were very satisfied.\nIt’s quite far from home, but we’d love to visit once a year.

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.

The breakfast offers a wide variety. I often stay at accommodations outside the prefecture once a month, but it has been a while since I experienced such a stylish and satisfying breakfast. Despite being a large group of 9 people from two families, we were promptly accommodated in a private room, showcasing the high level of hospitality at this hotel.

I stayed here less than a month after it opened. Near the entrance were many congratulatory flower arrangements. The staff mentioned that there used to be even more, but the number has decreased over time. From the phone call before arrival to the Shuttle Service, the interior of the Hotel, the meals, and even until I left, every staff member was consistently pleasant and welcoming, making it a wonderful start to my trip. I’m truly grateful. The Room felt even more comfortable than in the photos, and I decided to stay longer than originally planned when I was supposed to leave early in the morning. The wide hallway leading to the bathroom and toilet also made it easy to relax as if it were my own home. Art is displayed throughout from the entrance onward, and above all, the cuisine is outstanding. The chef was friendly as well—truly impressive. The bath Facility seemed simple at first, but there is a spa on an upper floor, so it felt more than sufficient. I was also happy with the uka amenities. Overall, it isn’t inexpensive, but considering that meals are included and given the excellent hospitality, it was an exceptional experience. I would love to visit again.

When attending a conference in Hiroshima City, I usually stay at a hotel in the city. This time, I attended the event with my son and made a reservation at the accommodation "Ajinotei," which I had been curious about for some time. I had checked their website beforehand and arranged with the owner to reserve a special sushi and Italian course meal included in their plan. After finishing the city conference, we arrived in about 30 minutes. The Japanese garden and serene Seto Inland Sea view exceeded what I saw on their website. Passing through the charming entrance curtain, we checked into an elegant building featuring a spacious entrance hall and decorative shelves that exude luxury. The renovation incorporated old beams and traditional-style windows along the veranda, creating an atmospheric design. The garden view from inside the room combined with Seto Inland Sea scenery is top-notch. The furniture and appliances are stylish, while the cypress bath provided an extraordinary experience. Although we slept on beds, there is also space to sleep in tatami rooms—perfect for families as well! Additionally, it takes only about 5 minutes by car to reach Miyajima Pier, making this accommodation ideal for sightseeing purposes too!