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Japanese Style Superior Room, Shared Bathroom, Sea View

1. Suminoe Ryokan

Onomichi

Jennifer

CA $215 total

Sep 1 - Sep 2

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Top Okamura Island Hotel Reviews

SuperHotel Mihara Ekimae

10/10 Excellent

"Upon checking I was kindly greet and explained how the hotel and amenities functioned. The room was very quaint"

SOIL Setoda

10/10 Excellent

"This was the middle hotel on our 75 km Shimanami bike ride and we arrived very hot and tired. The room was not ready for us, but the staff happily took our bags so we could enjoy the town while the room was being prepared. Once we arrived in it, the room was a beautiful newly constructed all wood artsy dream place. Comfortable bed, beautiful, bathing facilities, and a woodfired restaurant downstairs that gave us an amazing meal, coincidentally with several members of the friendly staff whose company we really enjoyed. The hotel is very conveniently located in the middle of a beautiful island town with simple access to other restaurants, museums, and temples, shopping and a wonderful sunset beach Next time we do this ride, there is no doubt we will be staying here"

Imabari Kokusai Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We had just finished a two day 75 km bike ride and we’re ready to relax. Fortunately, this was the most luxurious hotel we had booked on our entire trip and when we arrived, we were not disappointed. The hotel screams old world charm with its ornate lobby and elaborate boutiques. The room was beautiful without standing views of the city and bridges and our dinner on the 23rd floor, Teppanyaki restaurant with a private chef was unparalleled on the entire trip. This is a bit of an indulgence by Japan standards, but certainly worth it!"