Overview

Step into over 400 years of tradition at Miyajima Grand Hotel Arimoto, the oldest Japanese inn on Miyajima Island. This historic ryokan invites you to experience the culture, nature, and timeless hospitality of one of Japan’s most sacred places. With a location just minutes from the World Heritage-listed Itsukushima Shrine, you’ll stay surrounded by ancient forests, quiet temples, and the soothing atmosphere of Miyajima.

From the moment you arrive, the staff ensures you feel welcome and at ease. Whether you’re watching the lanterns glow at dusk or soaking in the warm waters of the onsen, every moment at Arimoto helps you leave daily stress behind.

Accommodation

Arimoto offers a wide range of rooms, blending traditional design with peaceful comfort. Every room includes internet access, air conditioning, a washlet toilet, TV, bath amenities, and a yukata to wear during your stay.

Rooms with Open-Air Baths

Enjoy your own open-air bath with views of Mt. Misen or Itsukushima Shrine. These rooms provide the highest level of comfort and privacy. Staying here also gives you access to the premium lounge “Daikonya” and a private dining room.

Special Sukiya Architecture Rooms

Crafted by Kyoto artisans, these rooms highlight traditional beauty with hand-designed sliding doors and elegant Japanese design. Spacious layouts and mountain views add to the peaceful ambiance.

Japanese/Western-Style Rooms

These family-friendly rooms combine tatami floors with beds for a restful stay. Large windows look out over the island’s forests, bringing in natural light and scenery.

Western-Style Four-Person Rooms

These modern rooms are designed for relaxation, with wide windows that frame views of the sea and glowing lanterns at night.

Japanese-Style 10-Tatami Rooms

These calm, traditional rooms offer a simple, homelike atmosphere. They’re ideal for longer stays or anyone seeking a quiet space to unwind.

Economy Twin and Single Rooms

These affordable options come with Western-style beds and essential comforts. They’re perfect for solo travelers or shorter visits.

Dining

Your stay includes beautifully prepared meals that highlight the rich flavors of the Seto Inland Sea. Every dish is created with care, using ingredients delivered fresh each morning by local fishermen.

Kaiseki Course Dinners

Enjoy a multi-course feast featuring local specialties like sea bream, conger eel, oysters, and Hiroshima beef. Each dish balances flavor and presentation, offering a memorable culinary experience.

A La Carte at Gastropub Karaku

If you prefer a casual setting, Karaku serves regional favorites like fried oysters and grilled dishes. Order just what you like and enjoy a relaxed evening meal.

Breakfast with Local Rice

Start your day with steamed rice grown in the clean mountain air of Hatsukaichi. Its sweet flavor pairs perfectly with traditional Japanese side dishes.

Dining Options

Shioji: A modern dining room facing a traditional garden, perfect for enjoying seasonal meals.

Misen: A private dining room for those staying in rooms with open-air baths. Dine in a quiet, refined space with views of a Japanese garden.

Onsen and Wellness

Stretch out in the large baths at Arimoto and feel your stress melt away. The soft hot spring water soothes your body and warms you from head to toe.

Hot Springs

The artificial hot spring uses activated stone certified by the Ministry of Health. It helps ease fatigue, dry skin, joint pain, and stiffness. Soak in comfort and leave feeling refreshed.

Private Lounge “Daikonya”

Guests staying in rooms with open-air baths can relax in this premium lounge. Enjoy free drinks and snacks, read from the book corner, or unwind in a quiet seat overlooking the garden.

Guests with Tattoos

You’re welcome to use the public baths, but for full privacy and comfort, choose a room with an open-air bath.

Facilities

• Large and open-air public baths
• Private lounge “Daikonya” for select room types
• Two restaurants: Shioji and Karaku
• Gift shop with local items and snacks
• Souvenir shop open daily from 7:00–11:00 and 14:30–22:00
• Convention hall for events or meetings
• Deck area and Japanese garden for quiet strolls

Activities

Walk to nearby temples and shrines, including the iconic Itsukushima Shrine. Hike to the top of Mt. Misen for sweeping views of the island and the Seto Inland Sea. Try local street food or explore artisan shops that line the paths through town. Whether you’re visiting for nature, history, or a break from routine, you’ll find something meaningful here.

Additional Features

• Check-in from 15:00 / Check-out by 10:00 (11:00 for open-air bath rooms)
• 55 guest rooms
• Total capacity: 296 people
• Free internet in all rooms
• Yukata and slippers provided
• Air purifiers in every room
• Non-smoking rooms available