Welcome to Jukeiso. This Modern Ryokan has a spectacular view of the ocean and the famous red gate guarding Itsukushima shrine. There are 11 Japanese-style rooms and 2 Western-style rooms, and each room has its own private bath and toilet. There is also shared baths (same gender only) that are open 24 hours a day. There is a restaurant and lounge with views of Miyajima Island on the top floor. Jukeiso specializes in serving its guests only the freshest seafood caught from the Seto Inland Sea. Check-in time is after 15:00 and check-out time is before 10:00 am.

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• Miyajima Island Getaway

  Randolph

  Month of Visit: April

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  Atmosphere Rating - 5

  Food Rating - 5

  Staff Rating - 5

  Location Rating - 5

  Room Rating - 5

  With cherry blossoms in full bloom and deer scattered throughout the island, Miyajima is a truly special place. Jukeiso was a wonderful stay and are family friendly. Dinners, unlike other ryokans, are taken in a common dining room, but they rotate your location and the meals (both breakfast and dinner) were fantastic reflecting both the seasonal cuisine and the local produce (needlefish sashimi and Miyajima oysters). The accomodations are Japanese (on the floor) but the rooms are large and with gorgeous views of the island and the famous floating tori gate. There is one private bath with fantastic views as well. The public bath has no views but the temp was perfect.

• Mother and daughter visit

  Ann

  Month of Visit: June

  Country Of Reviewer: USA

  Atmosphere Rating - 5

  Food Rating - 5

  Staff Rating - 5

  Location Rating - 5

  Room Rating - 5

  Absolutely beautiful. The owners do not speak much English but my daughter speaks Japanese fairly well, so this wasn't too difficult. They are very friendly. The room and the view were spectacular. We enjoyed our dinner and breakfast; the only thing that marred dinner was a crying baby. This was a great experience and I would recommend wholly.

• Queenslanders on holiday

  Month of Visit: April

  Country Of Reviewer: Australia

  Atmosphere Rating - 4

  Food Rating - 5

  Staff Rating - 4

  Location Rating - 4

  Room Rating - 5

  Believe all the photos you see. The short tour from the pier to the ryokan was entertaining. The staff welcoming and the room and views spectacular. Six of us shared the room for evening meal and sleeping on futon mattresses on the tatami floor. Quintessential Ryokan (including Onsen visit). Highly recommend to anyone thinking of staying here.

• Honeymooners on Holiday

  Month of Visit: April

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  Atmosphere Rating - 1

  Food Rating - 3

  Staff Rating - 1

  Location Rating - 5

  Room Rating - 1

  Although the views were breathtaking, it was definitely the most overpriced, underwhelming and shockingly unfriendly place we stayed at in Japan. At $500 per night we experienced a room that reminded us of an interrogation suite, a bathroom that would be was a downgrade from a Motel 6 accommodation and food that although not the worst, was definitely less tasty than comperable places. There was no wi-fi connection in the whole Ryokan and apart from the room service staff, everyone was pretty unfriendly. They also put all the Japanese in one room and all the Westerners in another one for breakfast. The Ryokan was very dirty and messy. I would recommend staying somehwere else if you can.