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"Grandvrio Hotel Miyajima -Wakura-" is located in Miyajimaguchi, the gateway to Miyajima, one of Japan's three most scenic spots, and the World Heritage Site Itsukushima Shrine. The guest rooms, designed in a modern Japanese style, offer different views depending on whether you choose the sea side or the mountain side. For dinner, enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with a Japanese set meal and a Western-style buffet while gazing at Miyajima and the sea. Breakfast features a "local production for local consumption" concept, offering Japanese set meals along with freshly fried tempura. At the natural Onsen "Miyajima no Yu," unwind in the panoramic large bath or the open-air bath. A complimentary sea taxi, available by Reservation, operates from the pier in front of the Hotel to Miyajima. Additionally, we provide various complimentary hospitality services to ensure a soothing and enjoyable stay for our guests.
Lounge, terrace, bar, Onsen, restaurant, bakery, and "Play, stay, and enjoy food in Miyajima," meaning you can experience the joy of Miyajima living at the Miyajima villa.
"Stays Aki no Miyajima-an Hiroshima" is located in an excellent location overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and the World Heritage Site, Itsukushima. One of its attractions is its convenient access, being just an 8-minute walk from Miyajimaguchi, where the ferry to Miyajima is available. Guests can enjoy hot dishes using fresh ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea in a private room with a teppan table, the first of its kind in a Hiroshima Ryokan. A rich menu including Hiroshima specialties such as oysters, okonomiyaki, and local cuisine will color your travel memories.Additionally, you can relax while enjoying the magnificent view of the Seto Inland Sea from the open-air bath with natural Onsen "Itsukushima no Yu," which is a hypotonic weak alkaline cold mineral spring. The Onsen, boasting one of the highest radon contents in the prefecture, is said to be effective for fatigue recovery and health promotion.All rooms are modern Japanese-Western style, equipped with Wi-Fi and comfortable facilities, and some rooms offer views of the great torii of Miyajima. Furthermore, you can stay with your beloved dog. The rooftop features an artificial turf dog run that is open for use.It is also ideal as a base for sightseeing, with easy access to historical spots such as the World Heritage Site Itsukushima Shrine, the Atomic Bomb Dome, and Kintaikyo Bridge. Miyajima-an Hiroshima offers a special stay experience where you can enjoy the beauty of nature, local flavors, and the healing of Onsen all at once.
A spectacular location with sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima’s iconic “Great Torii Gate” right before you. Enjoy a vibrant kaiseki course that lets you savor the mountains and sea of Hiroshima and Miyajima with all five senses, along with the “natural saltwater Onsen” that springs from the Island of the Gods.For a special day with someone dear, or as a soothing reward for yourself. Honoring and evolving our spirit of hospitality since 1902, we offer you a gently luxurious moment where time flows unhurriedly.
A culinary experience that draws out rich flavors over a wood fire, showcasing ingredients from the Setouchi region. In a space designed by architect and artist Fumihiko Sano, art by emerging creators comes to life. At the top-floor Sky Spa overlooking Miyajima, enjoy Miyahama Natural Onsen and a sauna in a shared, swimsuit-required setting—an elevated wellness experience to share views and time with someone special. Across all 34 rooms, where natural materials meet master craftsmanship, settle into a quiet stay immersed in Hiroshima’s climate and culture.
Aki Grand Hotel is located on the opposite shore of Miyajima. Enjoy our oceanfront Rooms with stunning views, where the Seto Inland Sea scenery stretches out before you and the sea breeze fills your Room—an ideal location for fully experiencing the World Heritage Site “Itsukushima Shrine.”





























