Onomichi Guest House Miharashi-Tei

"The hotel is located halfway up the mountain, below Qianguang Temple. The view from the room is really beautiful and it is worth walking up! It is actually about 7 minutes away from the shopping street, but because it is uphill and downhill, it will be a little more tiring than a flat road. Be careful not to bring too much luggage. The coffee on the first floor of the hotel is delicious and the breakfast is delicious! The staff explained very clearly. I would like to come again next time."

Lemon Farm Glamping Shmanami

"The hotel boasts stunning views and incredibly spacious rooms, including a kitchen and dining area that seats eight, an open-plan living room, and a courtyard overlooking the ocean. Bedrooms can accommodate four to five people. The downsides are its hillside location, far from the surrounding community, and the lack of meals provided; guests need to bring their own groceries. The kitchen has a microwave and oven available for free use. The hotel provides coffee beans and pour-over equipment, making it a pleasant experience to grind your own beans and brew your own coffee. There's also a fireplace in the courtyard for evening campfires. Oh! It's a pet-friendly hotel! Cats and dogs are welcome. While stargazing in the courtyard at night, a kitten came over and even slept in my yard in the middle of the night!"

Sea Side Hostel Light House

"The service was good and the room was clean."

hitotsuru In Setouchi

Ryokan Urashima

"It was attractive to put it in the hot spring. The room was clean and I was grateful that the water in the PET bottle was attached to the room."

Ryokan Onomichi Nishiyama

"Just off the main street, a surprisingly spacious garden unfolded before us. We stayed in a private villa, and both the room and bathroom were large, clean, and very relaxing. The lack of a TV in the room is also a plus for those who want to relax in peace. The carefully prepared Japanese breakfast was also wonderful. I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and unwind."

Azumi Setoda

"OK so I loved the little town of Setoda, in the middle of scores of islands and on a major bike path. 2 great runs in the morning and wonderful biking. We arrived later our first of 2 nights and ate at SOIL, just down the street and fun and casual. The hotel staff were very welcoming and the re-design of the old building was immaculate. I will say the room, while spacious and clean was perhaps not completely comfortable for a gaijin, the mattresses were separate and very low and the sitting spaces above the beds were on the floor with a recess for your feet, but all doable and yes I acknowledge my 67 year old preferences! Our second night we had dinner at the hotel restaurant which was one of our best meals in Japan, outstanding. Definitely recommend the Azumi Setoda for a few nights."

Mange Tak Resort Onomichi

"Since it's located in the Onomichi shopping district, rain wasn't a problem. The entrance was stylish and didn't look like a hotel. There's no elevator, so you have to go up the stairs, but it was convenient as I left my luggage there before checking in and went sightseeing. The room was stylish and had a projector, which was fun. My friend said it was "relaxing." I'm glad I made that choice. I was surprised that it included all-you-can-eat ice cream and souvenirs. I'd like to use it again next time."

Setouchi Hitotsuru Hanare

Yourou Onsen Honkan

"For those who like the retro Showa era building, the ornaments and posters inside were filled with nostalgia. Some people took lots of photos. The hot spring was quite hot, so it was difficult to soak in it. I think it would be nice if the temperature could be lowered a little in the summer."