Onomichi Guest House Miharashi-tei

Hidden just a two‑minute walk below Senko‑ji, this renovated former house keeps a traditional vibe, and each morning you’re greeted by a spectacular view of Onomichi from the window. The staff are friendly and attentive; a woman explained the inspiration behind the postcard and the whale’s meaning, which I found lovely. Because of its location, it can be a bit inconvenient to move up and down, so it’s best to have everything ready before the evening.

Po·Неделю назад

“坐落于半山腰的百年老建筑民宿，景观绝佳，干净温馨且服务极具亲和力，非常推荐。”

The inn sits halfway up the mountain, offering a superb location and a balcony with a stunning view; check‑in around sunset captures the blue hour, and the sunrise is equally photogenic. Built in a 100‑year‑old wooden structure, the rooms have limited sound insulation, but guests are generally courteous and speak softly, so the cicadas outside at night still allow a good sleep; the tatami and mattress are spotless, complete with pillow and duvet covers, and shared bathroom and kitchen are clean. The front desk woman is gentle and patient, even taking time to explain and tour the facilities after check‑in—her hospitality feels warmer and more attentive than a typical business hotel, making it highly recommendable. I’ll definitely return if I visit Onomichi again. I couldn’t find any major complaints about price, staff attitude, check‑in experience or location; the only drawback is that the inn is on the mountain slope, about a 10‑minute walk up, so travelers with heavy luggage should consider that.

Fan·Неделю назад

A beautiful property perched on a hill with a breathtaking view. I suggest sending heavy luggage to the next hotel so you can explore Onomichi without encumbrance. The bathroom is shared and the shower is in a separate building, though very close. Towels are provided.

Bianca·Неделю назад

The location is the best part. Opening the room’s shoji reveals a spectacular view right in front of you, which offsets the slight age and bugs. Mosquitoes, flies, grasshoppers, and moths appear, but if you’re not bothered, it’s fine. It’s a 100‑year‑old rare building, so eating in the room is strictly forbidden, which can be inconvenient when you’re thirsty in summer.

Kentaro·2 недели назад

“尾道の素晴らしいノスタルジー体験”

古き良き建物に宿泊するという体験は新鮮でとても良かったです。古い建物なので、清潔感が心配でしたが、とても綺麗に整備されていて快適な2日間を過ごせました。建物から見下ろせる尾道の景色は素晴らしく、男性のスタッフの方も親切で良かったです。. 17:00を過ぎると、ロープウェイが営業終了してしまうため、300段以上ある階段を登らなくてはならない点です。夕食後のいいエクササイズになります。

Moriyama·4 недели назад