Best sister trip - I would not stay anywhere else on the island or even Hiroshima! This is a hidden jewel with a beautiful Japanese style room and sleeping arrangements, two Oncins, a Japanese garden with deer visiting in the morning and in the foyer, wonderful local arts and craftsmanship for purchase. The island has everything and Hiroshima is only a 10 minute ferry ride away with the tram being right at the Ferrie taking you to the center of town and straight to Hiroshima station if needed. We spent two days just wandering the island. Just remember most roadways are closed from December to March.

Amazing - Absolutely brilliant accommodation.
Welcomed by a French woman.
Cozy living room with board games, Japanese activities such as origami, calligraphy.
The Japanese style room is incredible.
It feels like we're in another era.
Free coffee, tea.
Continental breakfast.
I recommend 100%.
Very good value for money.

Unforgettable - This stay at the Mikuniya guest house will remain engraved in our memories for a long time.
It's a magical place.
A place of calm in which we can recharge our batteries peacefully.
The guest house is a traditional Japanese house with a magnificent garden.
The welcome is fabulous.
The owner of the guest house is very welcoming as are the staff and everyone speaks English perfectly. We had real, very enriching exchanges.
We had the largest room in the guest house, more than 50 m2, traditional room with tatami mats on the floor and small coffee table and seats at ground level.
We prepared our beds ourselves - a highlight of the stay - there is a little guide to making the Japanese-style futon.
Did we sleep well on the futons?! As Europeans, we are not used to this typically Japanese type of sleeping. However, this remains to be tested once in your life.
There is a sink area in the room but the showers are shared which poses no problem. They are very clean and in sufficient quantity for the number of travelers staying.
In the main part of the house there is a beautiful living room with a huge bay window overlooking the garden. There are tables on one side and large, very comfortable leather sofas on the other. Everyone can have their meals there or come and “chill”. The guest house provides board games but also paper for making origami.
Breakfast and dinner are included in the reservation but you can also buy your meal outside to eat it at the guest house, a refrigerator is available to travelers.
There is the possibility of taking a traditional Japanese bath, we did not try it.
If you are hesitant to book, don't hesitate any longer. This place is enchanting in every way.

Excellent accommodation - During our trip to Japan we spent (unfortunately) only one night in this guesthouse (another night would have been perfect!), we had a very good time. We arrived in the evening and the island was deserted, with the Tori illuminated over the bay, a beautiful atmosphere kind and helpful welcome, knowing that there was nothing open around for dinner they waited for us with rice and curry available. The boy at checkin showed us all the activities for the next day and gave us a tour of the facility. Traditional rooms, you make your own futon for the night; fairly clean shared toilets (although I wasn't able to take a hot shower in the evening) but there was also a sink in the room; huge common lounge and kitchen also available for breakfast, all do-it-yourself they kept our luggage for us the day after checkout and also allowed us to use the kitchen for lunch I would have stayed there for a while too more

Best accommodation in Miyajima - Located close to all the best attractions in Miyajima.
Staff are incredibly friendly and really helpful.
The building itself is beautiful, with a lovely garden.
Rooms are very quiet and comfortable.
Also it's the best place if you want to see a rare white racoon, who visits most evenings.
We had an incredible stay.

Molto carino e suggestivo - The place is so nice, and the owner very kind. A nice guy - probably his son - takes care of the welcoming, and gives suggestions on the activities around the island.
The house is very nice with a nice garden before the door and a big hall at the entrance full of many suggestive Japanese decorations and statues. On the left a big room full of sofas and other decorations and also tourist guides in many languages to help the guest, with tv and tables, and also a kitchen with cereals and juices for the guests to be used.
Stairs take you to the rooms where you can experience how a Japanese ryokan is, with short tables, cushions on the floor, big windows and bamboo walls. The room has a initial anti room with a small table and a wardrobe where to store futons and pillows, and a second wider room enough for three futons, with other two short tables, and big windows over the entire island, with two big chairs and a small sink. The toilet and the showers are shared though, and for the bravest there is also a bath with hot water where to relax (but I do not know how and how many times do they clean it).

I loved the atmosphere 🥰

Fine location, friendly staff! - A very nice location in Miyajima, quiet, green, spacious and clean. You can even enjoy a little onsen. Friendly and helpfull staff. Short distance regarding a lot of things one would like to see. I would stay there again for sure.

Nice ryokan style stay - Lovely house, 10-15 min stroll from the pier. Large ryokan style rooms with amazing view of the water. Cereal and toast provided which was good considering how hard it is to eat on the island outside the hours of 10am - 4pm.
Communal bathrooms but very clean and well stocked.

Good hotel to spend the night in Miyajima - Miyajima Guest House Mikuniya is a 5-minute walk from Itukushima Shrine and Tori. It is a very nice guesthouse. The staff is very friendly, ready to help and advise. The rooms are spacious, though futons are not the most comfortable thing for me.
Highly recommended.
Miyajima is expensive (tourist spot) and the hotel is following the trend.

Quiet Place for Soul Searching - I went to Miyajima to think and chose this guesthouse because it located in a quiet neighborhood.

They asked me why I visited Miyajima and chosed to stay for 2 nights (usually tourists either visit on day tour or overnight only), when I told them my reason the owner was so kind and gave a ryokan room all to myself (the room must br shared by 3 person).

The ryokan room of the guesthouse is facing the zen garden (this garden is so serene that you can only hear the birds chirping), daily breakfast was provided (unlimited coffee and bread), shared bathrooms, it has a lounge with a large smart tv (I got to watch youtube/netflix while waiting for check in).

I had a great holiday this time in Japan (my 4th time), thanks to kind people of Miyajima and to Luna and the owner of Miyajima Guesthouse Mikuniya.