Miyajima MorinoYado Inn

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A gem of a place. Stayed here at the end of April and the location and place were an experience. The dinner and breakfast were also excellent and we greatly appreciated the shuttle back to the ferry the next day. Highly recommend.

Miyajima is beautiful and the property is in a pretty area. The hotel is older and has not been updated. We had the Japanese style room, which was not very comfortable. The futons were quite thin so we did not sleep well. (We stayed in a traditional Japanese room at a different hotel and we were comfortable.) The room was large however, and had a nice view of the forest. There was a refrigerator in the room. There is a hotel shuttle to the ferry terminal, it is small and fills up so book ahead if you want to use it. There is also a bus stop across the street (in front of the aquarium) that goes to the ferry terminal for 300 yen. We used the bus (van) which was quick and convenient.

Excellent service. Staff ensures everything is good from arrival to departure.

This is one of the older inns on Miyajima; however, the dedication of the staff, and the service and kindness they provided is top notch. In a way, this is not particularly unusual in Japan, where especially the older institutions still provide service and consideration far above expectation. Yes, the facilities are not new; however, they are of excellent quality, and have been well-maintained. Rooms are well-kept, and again, dated; however, I personally find this charming. This facility is what's written about in guide books. Books! Value was exceptional, and much effort was put into the ingredients, presentation, and service during dinner and breakfast. Take a moment to admire the cat-sized koi in the lobby. Hotel is a little walk past the Itsukushima Shrine, a stone's throw from the water, in a quieter residential part of town. Shuttle ride back to the ferry terminal was entertaining as it wove through the back streets of this otherwise busy tourist town. I look forward to returning.

Tucked away where the deer like to hide from the tourists. Our room was classic Japanese style tatami mat with futon with a stunning view of the brightest full moon. Highly recommend a night on Miyajima.

Very nice place

Amazing hotel. I stayed in a traditional Japanese style room with tatami mats and futons to lay out for bedding. The room had a forest view overlooking some beautiful trees and I even spotted a baboon coming out of the forest one morning while relaxing. Traditional dinner and breakfast is included. Dinner was several courses of delicious Japanese delicacies. Sushi, hot pot, too much to list. Breakfast was no less. The staff was incredibly polite and helpful with everything I needed. I believe they offer a shuttle service back to the ferry as I was offered one when I checked in. The next morning when checking out there was no mention of it, but I was pleased to enjoy the short walk back through the shopping areas and seeing the torii gate again anyway. I wound up spending the entire next day on the island climbing Mount Misen so skipping the shuttle was a blessing in disguise. I definitely recommend this hotel

An expensive one night stay. We missed the sunset.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The facility, although dated, was very clean. The public bath was also very clean and they provide all amenities needed. I would suggest you order the half board, as there is not much open after 6:00pm. There is a convenience store in the lobby of the hotel. The MorinoYado Inn is located across the street from the aquarium, which is about a 15-20 minute walk from the ferry terminal. It’s a lovely seaside walk.

The ryokan and the facilities for public bath are nice. It is rather far from the main area of Miyajima. It is located by the aquarium, past the shopping street and shrine. About at 25 min walk from the ferry. You may be able to call the hotel to request a shuttle from the ferry. We were able to drop off our luggage and explore the island. When we had our kaiseki dinner and breakfast, the staff is very attentive. You need to call 3 days ahead to ask for all vegetarian menu. I messaged the property through the Expedia app, but they didn’t respond. There were mixed messages of wearing the yukata at dinner. We weren’t sure if we needed to. We asked the front desk and they said to wear it. When we went to dinner, we were the only ones wearing it. Another thing we did not care for is to set out your own futon bedding. The other ryokans we stay at have the staff setting out the bedding for us. It was very convenient to have a shuttle to the ferry, since it is on the other side of the area. The driver was so nice, trying to get us to the port before the next ferry left. Overall, a very nice hotel with modern conveniences like a refrigerator in the room, separate shower, toilet and sinks.