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Best Ryokans in Hiroshima

Hiroshima is one of Japan's most poignant and ultimately hopeful cities — a place of peace memorials, world-class okonomiyaki, and easy access to Miyajima's iconic floating torii gate. Staying at a ryokan here combines traditional Japanese hospitality with proximity to some of the country's most meaningful historical sites. The Seto Inland Sea provides a stunning backdrop for outdoor rotenburo baths.

Ryokan Ohashi#1

Ryokan Ohashi

Misasa, Chugoku

10$$$$
Private OnsenRadium and thorium hot springs (five sources — three natural artesian, including the world's only thorium spring)Architecture and history enthusiasts seeking a living cultural property experience
  • Five nationally registered tangible cultural property buildings
  • Five hot spring sources including three natural artesian springs
  • World's only thorium spring in the Gankutsu no Yu cave bath

Recommended stay: 1-2 nights

Ryokan Hokumon Yashiki#2
9.6$$$
Private OnsenCalcium and sodium chloride cold mineral springHistory enthusiasts fascinated by samurai culture and the Meiji Restoration
  • Only lodging inside the UNESCO World Heritage Hagi Castle Town
  • Built on the 10,000 sqm ruins of the Yoshiki Mori clan's samurai estate
  • Chloride hot spring with public baths, private open-air baths, and sauna

Recommended stay: 1-2 nights

NIPPONIA HOTEL Takehara Saltworks Town#3
Private OnsenNo natural onsen — rooms feature hinoki (Japanese cypress) bathtubsHistory and architecture enthusiasts who want to sleep in living heritage
  • Three restored historic buildings spanning Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras
  • Only 10 rooms in the heart of a national townscape conservation area
  • Setouchi cuisine featuring oyster bonbons and Togeshita beef

Recommended stay: 1-2 nights

Itsukushima Iroha#4

Itsukushima Iroha

Hiroshima, Chugoku

9.5$$$
Natural hot spring (mineral bath with views of the Seto Inland Sea)Culture enthusiasts wanting to stay steps from a UNESCO World Heritage shrineTravelers seeking a renovated ryokan blending 155 years of heritage with modern comfort
  • Rooftop indoor and outdoor baths overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and floating torii gate
  • 5-minute walk to UNESCO World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine
  • March 2024 complete renovation blending heritage and contemporary design

Recommended stay: 1-2 nights

Saginoyusou#5

Saginoyusou

Yasugi, Chugoku

9.4$$$
Private OnsenWeakly radioactive sodium-calcium chloride-sulfate hot spring (containing radon)Art and garden lovers wanting to stay steps from the Adachi Museum
  • One-minute walk to the Adachi Museum of Art and its world-renowned garden
  • Rare radioactive chloride-sulfate hot spring certified as a National Health Resort
  • Twenty rooms including detached cottages with private outdoor baths

Recommended stay: 1-2 nights

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