Miyajima
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsIn Suginoura, by the sea, 2.2 km from the shrine, on the Itsukushima Park Line. For those seeking the calm of the shore rather than the bustle of Omotesando.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →Ryokan in Miyajima village, 600 m from the torii and two streets from Omotesando. A good compromise for trying a ryokan and setting off early on foot to Daisho-in Temple.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →On the seafront, between the port and the shrine, 1.1 km from the town centre. For watching the tide come and go without leaving the island, and dining on site.
€180 a nightSee on Booking →Ryokan on the island of Miyajima, along the Uguisuhodo path. For staying on in the evening, when Itsukushima Shrine regains its calm.
€165 a nightSee on Booking →Ryokan on the island of Miyajima, near Itsukushima Shrine. For seeing the floating torii early in the morning, before the day visitors arrive.
€200 a nightSee on Booking →Guesthouse in Miyajima village, 600 m from the torii, in the lanes next to Omotesando. For staying on the island after the last boats leave.
€55 a nightSee on Booking →Small ryokan on the road linking the port to Itsukushima Shrine, 1.3 km from the torii. A first taste of ryokan life without a big budget.
€70 a nightSee on Booking →In Miyajimaguchi, on the coast facing the island, near the ferry terminal. Cheaper than the ryokans on Miyajima, but you need to factor in the crossing each morning.
The ferry crossing to Miyajima takes about ten minutes.
€95 a nightSee on Booking →Ryokan in the Momijidani valley, on the Uguisuhodo path, 700 m from the torii. For the silence of the maples and the Mount Misen ropeway departure close by.
Opened in 1854, it is the oldest ryokan on Miyajima, set on the edge of the maple valley.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →