Hotel Miyajima Villa offers uniquely themed guestrooms: Townhouse, Seaside, and Mountain. Each room showcases high-quality, simple interior design, focused on comfort. Guests can relax in a space designed with Miyajima living in mind.
Dining
Culinary experiences at Hotel Miyajima Villa are led by Chef Masayuki Okuda of Al-che-cciano. The menus emphasize Hiroshima-sourced ingredients, carefully selected by head chef Hideki Ishioka. Breakfast includes freshly baked bread from Shimauma Bakery and organic vegetables from local farms.
Hot Spring
The hotel boasts a panoramic hot spring bath with tatami mat flooring, providing views of the stunning sunsets over Miyajima. This Komyoseki artificial hot spring features gentle waters, ideal for relaxation. It is designed specifically for hot spring enthusiasts seeking a tranquil experience.
Location
Hotel Miyajima Villa is located just ninety paces from the entrance of Miyajima, close to Itsukushima Shrine and the great Torii shrine arch. Access via ferry from Miyajimaguchi takes only 10 minutes, with the wharf just a minute's walk away. This prime location makes it a convenient base for island exploration.
Entertainment & Activities
Guests can partake in unique hands-on activities, such as making Momiji Manju, a local delicacy, using a hand-held griddle. Additional experiences include Miyajima-bori carving and creating personalized rice paddles. The hotel offers interaction opportunities with staff and other guests for a community atmosphere.
Highlights
Location: just ninety paces from the entrance of Miyajima
Dining: menus produced by Chef Masayuki Okuda
Hot Spring: panoramic hot spring bath with tatami mat flooring
Activities: Momiji Manju-making Experience
Must-do experiences
Visit Itsukushima Shrine at high tide for stunning views.
Try anago (conger eel) at a local izakaya for a unique taste.
Hike Mount Misen for panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea.
Explore the secrets of Daisho-in Temple's hidden paths.
Don't miss fresh oysters at the Miyajima Oyster Festival!
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Select your room type
Hotel Miyajima Villa offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals
Queen Room Mountain View
2 persons
335 sq. feet
1 King-size bed
Shower
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Standard Twin Room
2 persons
380 sq. feet
2 Single beds
Shower
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Queen Room
2 persons
335 sq. feet
1 King-size bed
Shower
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Twin Room Port Side
2 persons
380 sq. feet
2 Single beds
Shower
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Facilities
Hotel Miyajima Villa offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences
Facilities:
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9.4/10Review score
General
No smoking on site
Wi-Fi
Free parking
Safe deposit box
No pets allowed
Security
Luggage storage
Lift
Coffee shop
Vending machines
Smoke detectors
Fire extinguishers
Key access
Guest Parking
Electric kettle
Services
Housekeeping
Dining
Restaurant
Bar/ Lounge area
Spa & Leisure
Garden area
Hot spring bath
Public Bath
Room features
Air conditioning
Heating
Bathroom
Free toiletries
Self-catering
Electric kettle
Media
Flat-screen TV
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Dining Onsite
Experience the essence of local flavors at Hotel Miyajima Villa, where culinary delights await at Shima Classic. This inviting dining venue combines the vision of renowned chefs with the freshness of Miyajima's local ingredients, ensuring an authentic and delightful dining experience.
Shima Classic
Local and traditional Japanese cuisine
Ambiance
A warm and inviting setting that embraces a cozy atmosphere, perfect for gathering after a day of exploration or relaxation.
Key Offerings
Enjoy the unique blend of dishes carefully crafted using local ingredients, complemented by freshly baked bread from Shimauma Bakery. Guests will indulge in flavors that reflect the natural essence of the area, with menus curated by chef Masayuki Okuda and Tony, the fifth-generation proprietor of Kinsuikan.