Top 10 Japanese guest houses in Chugoku, Japan

WeBase Hiroshima is the 5th accommodation facility of WeBase Hostel and Hotel group followed by Kamakura, Hakata, Kyoto and Takamatsu. WeBase is the biggest community centred hostel and hotel brand and we would like to become a hub that connects world’s young travellers and locals. WeBase Hiroshima is located in the heart of the city centre and walk distance from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Hondori - one of the biggest shopping street beloved by locals. Our goal is to become a community centred hostel that inspire our guests to experience and discover more by exposing to local culture and kindness of local people. We welcome travellers from all over the world with multilingual support and hospitality.

Hiroshima Hostel EN is a brand-new hostel combined with a dining bar and tour operators. It is designed for all travelers who seek local experience, fun, and unique accommodation options. Hostel mainly consists of mixed and female dorm and a cozy private room for 3 persons. Each bunk bed has its own characters of every 23 cities/town of Hiroshima prefecture. Our hostel offers more than a simple and comfortable stay, we can provide you not only cultural and intellectual experiences but also sports activities of sea and mountains through our special tours all over Hiroshima. You can have special interactions with locals, other guests and our staff. We have Izakaya(Japanese style pub) where you can enjoy tasty local dishes with Japanese Sake and. We connect you to real Hiroshima spirits.

Opened in Nov, 2006. A former small Japanese sytle ryokan was partially remodelled into a cool Japanese style backpackers guest house/hostel. We are very close to the Peace Memorial Park and the A-Bomb. Also has good access to another World Heritage site Miyajima. Please visit the Hiroshima, the city of peace and water.

Located on Miyajima (Itsukushima), Miyajima Guest House Mikuniya offers a Japanese-style accommodation and a small garden. Free Wi-Fi and bicycle rentals are available. Miyajima Ferry Terminal is a 15-minute walk away. Mikuniya Miyajima Guest House is a 6-minute walk from Itsukushima Shrine and Daisho-in Temple. Guests can also walk to Marine Plaza Miyajima within a 10-minute walk. A simple Western-style breakfast consisting of break, jam and coffee is available in the kitchen. Lunches and Dinners are not served, but guests are welcome to bring their own food and use the kitchen to prepare meals.

WeBase Hiroshima is the 5th accommodation facility of WeBase Hostel and Hotel group followed by Kamakura, Hakata, Kyoto and Takamatsu. WeBase is the biggest community centred hostel and hotel brand and we would like to become a hub that connects world’s young travellers and locals. WeBase Hiroshima is located in the heart of the city centre and walk distance from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Hondori - one of the biggest shopping street beloved by locals. Our goal is to become a community centred hostel that inspire our guests to experience and discover more by exposing to local culture and kindness of local people. We welcome travellers from all over the world with multilingual support and hospitality.

Grand open on April! Near Miyajima!! This is perfect for people who would like to fully enjoy the travel to Hiroshima and Miyajima while minimizing the accommodation expenses. Since accommodation is available for a price cheaper than hotels, the money saved can be used to enjoy your Hiroshima and Miyajima journey.

Kaniwa is a self-service style establishment; guests make their own beds upon check-in, remove the sheets at check-out, and there are no meals served at the guesthouse. At night on Miyajima, barely any cars drive by, so guests can experience a silent night rarely found in the city. We hope you come experience the luxury of “nothingness.”

Sharing the same long and narrow shape as the bed of an eel, the Onomichi guesthouse Anago no Nedoko was named after the local townhouse specialty of anago (or eel in English) and is a property of the Onomichi vacant housing renewal project, Akiyasaisei. Formerly a port town, the shopping district area of Onomichi flourished long ago. Even now old, elongated townhouses are still abundant in the middle of town, but the interior and full extent of these buildings-how interiors are divided and used for living -goes unseen and is not widely known even in Onomichi. These historical buildings have a special place in our hearts and we are trying to do our best to pass them on to the next generation. Until now here hasn't been a big enough influx of young people to shoulder the load in the creative field in Onomichi, people with the aim of expanding tourism, with an eye towards sharing information, cultures and ideas in a new space with the old atmosphere. And so in the fall of 2012 the Onomichi guesthouse Anago no Nedoko opens its doors as the doors of more and more shops in the old shopping arcade close for good. We hope our guesthouse will be a base for strangers and young people to connect to the area.