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"Everything about Onomichi Club was exquisite. The location, the views, the cafe, the restaurant the baths and the room. This was our last stop on our 10 day trip to Japan and it was the perfect spot to end in. I highly recommend it!"

"Great location, beautiful view and easy access to train/bus. Lots of Onomichi ramen locations to try."

"The hotel was in a very convenient location for us to bike the shimanami kaido cycling trail. The staff and our early breakfast were great. "

"Easy to check in and out. Located in a convenient area. We will definitely come back! "

"The quality of the service and facility was fist rate. From start to finish. The room, I got a double, was spacious and well cared for. Modern and luxurious. Will defiantly be back. "

"This hotel was perfect for my needs- a quick, no-frills place to stay before a bike adventure. The location is perfect, right across the street from bike rental and ferry. A tasty, traditional breakfast in the morning too!"

"Very clean and well designed. Beautiful common areas and spacious, comfortable bedroom. Easily walkable to main shops and restaurants "

"Lovely small on the Shimanami Kaido bicycle route. Spacious room with Japanese style beds on raised platform and tatami mat sitting area with table and cushions. In-room amenities included electric kettle with tea and coffee supplies, Bose Bluetooth speaker, safe, complimentary water, juice, and beer. Staff were exceptionally nice and helpful. There are onsite baths, but we didn’t use them. The hotel is located on a charming street, just a few steps from the water and right near the ferry port. There were several restaurants but midweek many were closed. We did enjoy dinner at a place specializing in eel tempura which was very good, and there is a cafe a few steps away that makes excellent coffee. "

"Lovely renovated traditional inn with beautiful views and right by the temple. Good snacks at the cafe. Kind staff. Walls are thin but everyone was quiet during our stay. Futons may be uncomfortable if you’re not used to them."