We stayed here for one night and were absolutely blown away. Momiji-so is in the woods leading up to the Miyajima ropeway in a beautiful spot. It is close enough to the port to enjoy an easy walk to all sights and secluded enough to enjoy the peace of the forest. Stand-out points included our beautiful room - I loved... more

This place is great! Getting there is very easy as the JR trains leave from Hiroshima Station and deliver you just a short walk to the JR Ferry terminal - Rail passes make this very convenient. We called as we arrived at the ferry terminal and were picked up and delivered to Momiji-so. Upon arrival we were greeted and shown... more

We had a wonderful few days' stay at this small, traditional ryokan nestled in the woods at Miyajima. The location was just right for us--only a few minutes' walk from the beautiful sites of the town, but secluded from the hustle and bustle, in the middle of a park. It is also close to the trailhead for Mt. Misen (and... more

I'm real tempted to give this place five stars, but I don't want to overrate it. It's a quirky little place that has amazing charms, but some might not like it as much as I did. The primary business here seems to be a snack bar for people wandering by. It's on the route to the "ropeway" (actually, an aerial... more

Momijiso is a traditional ryokan in a nature park setting on Miyajima Island. Miyajima, considered "one of the three most beautiful places in Japan," is incredibly scenic. Most famous is the often-photographed red o-torii gate in the water off the island. There is also a shrine, a large natural park with wild deer, and a tram to the top of... more

Stayed here for two nights on a recent visit to Miya-Jima. It was a truly lovely experience. The ryokan, which is situated in the quiet and peaceful Momiji-dani park, is about a ten minute walk from the shrine and shops in the village. It is also a short distance from the ropeway to Mt Misen which is also well worth... more

What a great ryokan. Although not the most expensive place you can stay in Miyajima, it is possibly the nicest. The people (Grandmother and her family) are so friendly, they cook great food, and the rooms were some of the nicest we stayed in throughout japan. The location is great -- it's very close to the cable car stop, and... more

My daughter and I spent one night at Momiji-so and we enjoyed it so much!Everything was perfect except maybe the weather on our second day ( but rain during rainy season is something you must expect...).The ryokan is "lost" in the forest not far from everything but away from the tourist track (you can check HLODOLL pictures, they are pretty... more

My husband and I spent one night at Momiji-so and we wished we could have stayed for two. This was the first time we had stayed at a ryokan and we loved it. After reading a lot about ryokan ettiquette, I was a bit intimidated going in to our stay, however, "Grandma" and her staff were wonderful and very helpful.... more