Migiwatei Ochi Kochi

"Small and beautifully appointed ryokan/onsen set in the fishing village of Tomonoura about a p mins from Fukuyama. The rooms have balconies that look out to sea. Each room has its own private onsen. Complimentary drinks, Yakutia's to be worn to the dining room and other public areas. The set breakfast and dinner menu was extraordinary. Beautifully presented with some unique and different dishes served by very attentive and respectful attendants. A fantastic experience which will make for wonderful memories!"

Abuto Honkan

"Every time the details are very good"

Nipponia Tomo Port Town

"They explained how the accommodation is run, and knowing it's operated by local people made me feel very connected to them. Although meals weren't included, they made a reservation for me at a nearby cafe that was open even on New Year's Day, and I was able to enjoy an Italian course meal. The accommodation, a renovated old house, offered a spacious and luxurious use of one floor, making it very comfortable. I would love to come back again when I have more time to slowly soak up the atmosphere of the whole town."

Hotel Xcell

"It was very good"

Hotel Ofutei

"The environment and hot springs were both okay, but! The food was the worst of all my many stays at hot spring hotels in Japan, bar none. First of all, it was the first time I saw an eight-course dinner. Secondly, the waiters were probably in their internship and were unprofessional and made mistakes. Most importantly, it was really bad! Except for one fondue, everything else was terrible! Not to mention that it didn't fill us up. It was the first time we finished all the rice at a hot spring hotel. As for breakfast, I won't say anything."

Hotel R9 the Yard Fukuyama

"It was a comfortable place to stay. It was clean and nice. I'd like to go again. I also liked that there was a convenience store within walking distance."

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