3-Star Hotels in Onomichi

I wish I could live there and just read and write all day long!

Superb view and super large room, including a kitchen dining room that can accommodate 8 people, open living room and yard facing the sea, can accommodate 4.～5 people bedroom. The disadvantage is that the hotel is in the middle of the mountain, far from the community, and does not provide meals. You need to bring your own ingredients. The kitchen has a microwave and oven to use for free. The hotel provides coffee beans and hand-made equipment. It is very pleasant to grind beans and make coffee by yourself. There is a stove in the yard to make a bonfire at night. Oh! It is a pet-friendly hotel! You can bring cats and dogs to live. At night in the yard to see the stars when a kitten took the initiative to run over, and slept in my yard in the middle of the night!

I was excited to stay at Azumi Setoda, but it was the room of Yubne opposite. I made a reservation without meals, so I went shopping at a nearby convenience store, but the room has only the minimum items, probably because of the SDGs initiative. The room is very clean, but you can't see the outside view and there is no TV. However, you can prepare what you need if you ask the lobby. I couldn't calm down because the sound of jumping and jumping was heard probably because the child was staying upstairs in the middle of the night. It cost 16000 yen per person, but it was disappointing.

Super satisfied! Far exceeded expectations! The whole building is bigger than it looks in the photos! There is a Japanese garden in the building! Super beautiful! The location requires a boat or a bike. If you have luggage, don't worry about taking the boat. It is also very convenient. The hotel is right after you get off the boat! The service is particularly good! Enthusiastic! The food is really great! The pillows are really hard! If you pass by nearby, I really recommend you to experience it! We arrived late and there were no bicycles to rent, so the owner lent us his! He was afraid that we would take the wrong boat and chased us out to help us find the way! Great!!!

Some magical place - hotel, coffee shop, restaurant, Onsen, all under one control, beautiful comfortable room, excellent staff - all showed-reported, wet clothes were arranged to wash-dry, with everything helped, for bikes there is a parking, But we put in the room

The view from the window was amazing. The room was clean and perfectly spacious for one person (though it might be a little small for two people for the price). There was no large refrigerator in the room, so we used the shared refrigerator/freezer in the hallway, but each room was tagged, so it was convenient.

The dinner kaiseki came out so that fresh fish dishes could not be eaten. The dining room was very clean with table seats. Breakfast was also fish dishes and was mainly Japanese, but bread and coffee were also prepared and substantial.

Very warm and comfortable sea view hot spring hotel, service is warm and patient, very thoughtful, many riders stay, breakfast is delicious and exquisite, next to the park view is also very good, recommended!

We settled into this guest house after a day of the journey from Imabari on Shimanami Kaido route. We arrived in the dark at about 21:00 and the staff member probably waited for us late. She spoke only Japanese, but she showed and a bike parking and a tea machine very clearly. She patiently explained all the nuances and said to ask questions until she left, as the working day is over. The room was normal, with air conditioning, clean bed linen, windows in the yard. It was a comfortable room in Japanese style. We settled and lay down, but then every 15 or less minutes under the windows began to distribute a visceral sound. We went to the registration bar, but there was no one there. The sound repeated every 10-15 minutes and lasted a minute or a few times a minute. It may have been related to water supply or something else. But it was right under the windows and we couldn't do anything. The sound was loud, heard with closed and open windows. One of us couldn't sleep, the other slept in the intervals. We took a few videos with these sounds and passed the information to the website so that it wouldn't bother future guests. She also told us to evict at 10, although the site had information about evict up to 12. When we left, we also met no one at the registration counter, although the corridor was already possible to see the staff member. The service trip.com helped to contact the guest house and explain the situation, thank you for this. Also in the guest house there was a girl who helped us translate from Japanese to English. I regret not taking her contacts. If she read this, I'd be glad to contact her.