
Auberge Mizuhaso
Overview
A five-room Miyajima inn in front of the Miyajima Aquarium, 5 minutes on foot from the Itsukushima Shrine exit, with two Goemon-style baths taken in turn and Seto Inland Sea cooking in its ground-floor restaurant.
Key facts
- Price
- From ¥15,400 pp with dinner
- Per person, two sharing, dinner and breakfast
- Private onsen
- No onsen bath in the rooms; 2 kashikiri baths, no booking needed
- No bath in the rooms; the inn's two Goemon-style baths are used in turn when free, 16:00 to 22:00
- In-room dining
- No
- Dinner is in the restaurant
- Meals
- Dinner and breakfast
- Check-in / check-out
- From 16:00, by 10:00
- Children
- Welcome
- Welcome; children's meals for infants and elementary school children
Checked on the inn’s official site, . How we check
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Getting there
- Nearest station
- Miyajima Pier
- From the station
- About 18 minutes on foot, or the Maple Liner shared taxi to Miyajima Aquarium
Questions
Does Auberge Mizuhaso have private onsen?
None of the rooms at Auberge Mizuhaso has its own onsen bath. No bath in the rooms; the inn's two Goemon-style baths are used in turn when free, 16:00 to 22:00.
What meals does Auberge Mizuhaso serve?
Plans at Auberge Mizuhaso: dinner and breakfast.
How do I get to Auberge Mizuhaso?
The nearest station is Miyajima Pier. About 18 minutes on foot, or the Maple Liner shared taxi to Miyajima Aquarium.
What time are check-in and check-out at Auberge Mizuhaso?
Check-in is from 16:00. Check-out is by 10:00.
Does Auberge Mizuhaso accept children?
Welcome; children's meals for infants and elementary school children.
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