Vacation rentals with breakfast in Hiroshima

It was a pleasure to meet Masakazu and Junko. They were extremely welcoming hosts and I learned much about Japan during my time there. The place was well kept and close to many restaurants. The breakfast was extraordinary. Thank you!

When staying here, you become apart of the family. They are very generous and want you to experience Japan's culture and cuisine. Google translate / Airbnbs translate were used to hold conversations. Location: Nearby Pikmin Terrace, and commuter transit accessible to Miyajima Island, and Hiroshima City. They were kind to bring me back/forth to the train station.

once in awhile you get these great experiences in this platform that you'd want to come back or even stay longer.. and that is the case for Miura san. Though it was short and sweet, they are understanding of last minute change and was so sweet to give toys to my baby. the thought of asking also our preference for breakfast given we have some allergies was taken into consideration and we love everything about it. the place was spacious and comfortable. bathrooms were clean too. thank you again for the pickup and drop off. wished we had more time but we are hoping to come back someday. we really enjoyed our short time in Onomichi.

Aunt Yamaguchi received me very warmly, prepared my slippers, I had turned on the heater when I arrived, prepared green tea and snacks for me, paved the tatami bed for me, put on the hot water of the bath... Everything made me feel warm at home... everything made me feel warm at home... The house in Yamaguchi is very well taken care of by her, very clean and tidy, there are a lot of interesting hand work in the house, it is worth a lot of fun handwork at home, it is very easy to enjoy, right, breakfast prepared with great heart, Japanese breakfast and fruit, eat a very satisfying start day trip!The only regret is that I can only stay for a day, I will definitely come again next time, thank you aunt Yamaguchi, stay full of 10,000 guests early

Kikue and her home were wonderful from beginning to end. She is an exceptionally kind, generous, and pleasant host. Her home was spotless, well decorated, and combined with her warmth, it felt like a home away from home. I had the opportunity to converse with her and her family in Japanese, during which she was very helpful when a word that I did not know came up. And the delightful breakfasts she prepared every morning were the highlight of my day. Thanks to her kindness, I had a truly special time in Hiroshima. I would highly recommend Kikue and her home to any prospective guest, and I would love to return myself.

Absolutely beautiful accommodation overlooking the water. Everything is beautifully designed- it’s clear that the smallest of details were considered in the space. Breakfast was left for us and so delicious and the pajamas were like sleeping in a cloud

Fantastic stay for me - I travelled there for two nights coming from Matsuyama through to Kyoto - if you look for a tranquil and serene Japanese island experience, you should try this beautiful island with these nice hosts! The house is self designed and beautifully located with the sunrise on the East Coast directly at the water, view and tatami room are amazing - I slept wonderfully with nature sounds and calm ships passing by sometimes - after the first night, I explored the island with the bike, which I totally recommend, at the hotel at the south east coast. They also have a beautiful natural Onsen with the most amazing view - best deal. Best price must try. And the bike they had was also super functional, even electric. I covered a big part of the island within eight hours, even up onto the mountain top, coming back at sunset with the last percent perfectly, then the Onsen… the house was so nice to pick me up and bring me, to Onsen and ferry - great local food as well! Go visit!

This the most relaxed place I stayed at. The inside looked traditional and modern at the same time. It had a traditional tatami room with futon, and a modern room with two beds. The kitchen was all modern and so was the living room that also had the ocean view. My group and I got to Imabari a little late and had to get a taxi to get there since the city bus wasn't running at night, which seems like the only public transportation to get around town. Overall, I would definitely stay here again.

The house was a well renovated traditional Japanese Kominka. The room has a heat pump and good blankets. So it was a warm and very comfortable stay. Olivier and his family are very nice. We had a freshly handmade breakfast together. It was delicious!! I asked many questions about living in the countryside of Japan and they kindly shared their experiences. Thank you so much for your hospitality and good luck with your new family event :)