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Miyahama Onsen Teien no Yado Sekitei
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Baby-friendly radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring and open-air bath overlooking the Seto Inland Sea
Baby-friendly radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring and open-air bath overlooking the Seto Inland Sea
The water at Miyahama Onsen is a radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring, and its gentle character suits bathing together with small children. The communal bath and open-air bath both offer views of the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima, so families can quietly enjoy bathing together.
- •A gentle radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring
- •Communal bath and open-air bath with views of the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima
- •Keep a close eye on small children while bathing
Sukiya-style detached cottages, Japanese-style rooms, and Seto Inland Sea cuisine
Sukiya-style detached cottages, Japanese-style rooms, and Seto Inland Sea cuisine
Sukiya-style detached guest cottages are scattered through a garden overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. The rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms or Japanese-Western rooms, built with tatami spaces that make co-sleeping with small children easy. Dinner uses ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea, and families can spend mealtime together in a quiet setting.
- •Sukiya-style detached cottage rooms set in the garden
- •Mainly Japanese-style and Japanese-Western rooms, easy for co-sleeping
- •A quiet 12-room hideaway inn
Overview
Miyahama Onsen Teien no Yado Sekitei is a small 12-room hot spring ryokan set on a hillside in Miyahama Onsen, across the water from Miyajima. Sukiya-style detached guest cottages are scattered through a garden overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima, making it a hideaway for families who want a quiet stay. The water at Miyahama Onsen is a radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring (hypotonic, alkaline) whose gentle character suits bathing with small children. The communal bath and open-air bath both look out over the Seto Inland Sea, and the guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms or Japanese-Western rooms, built with tatami spaces that make co-sleeping easy. It is an inn with a calm, adult atmosphere, but with a preschool-child pricing category, so babies and small children can stay too. There are no lively kids' facilities, but families can slowly savor Seto Inland Sea cuisine and quiet onsen time together.
A 12-room hideaway ryokan in Miyahama Onsen, across from Miyajima
Miyahama Onsen Teien no Yado Sekitei is a small 12-room hot spring ryokan set on a hillside in Miyahama Onsen, across the water from Miyajima. Sukiya-style detached guest cottages are scattered through a garden overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima, making it a hideaway for families who want a quiet stay. Miyajima is reachable by ferry, making this a quiet base for combining your stay with sightseeing on Miyajima.
A radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring (hypotonic, alkaline) suited to babies
The water at Miyahama Onsen is a radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring (hypotonic, alkaline), and its gentle character suits bathing together with small children. The communal bath and open-air bath both offer views of the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima, so families can quietly enjoy bathing together.
Sukiya-style cottages, tatami rooms, and Seto Inland Sea cuisine
The guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms or Japanese-Western rooms, built with tatami spaces that make co-sleeping with small children easy. Dinner uses ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea, so families can spend mealtime together in a quiet setting.
A hideaway for families who want a quiet stay
This is an inn with a calm, adult atmosphere. There are no lively kids' facilities, but it has a preschool-child pricing category, so babies and small children can stay too. It suits families who want to slowly savor the Seto Inland Sea scenery and quiet onsen time together.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 3-5-27 Miyahama Onsen, Hatsukaichi-shi, Hiroshima 739-0454 |
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| directions_carAccess | A 12-room hot spring ryokan set on a hillside in Miyahama Onsen, across the water from Miyajima. The garden inn looks out over the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima, and a shuttle bus is also available. Miyajima is reachable by ferry, making this a quiet base for combining your stay with sightseeing on Miyajima. |
| trainNearest station | Ono-ura Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking available. |
| callPhone | +81-829-55-0601 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard, Saison, AEON, ORICO, JTB, ANA, JAL |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.sekitei.to/open_in_new |
Reference price as of August 8, 2026 (stay date 2026-08-29). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can babies and toddlers stay at Miyahama Sekitei?
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Yes. The inn has a preschool-child pricing category, and babies and small children can stay. Guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms or Japanese-Western rooms, built with tatami spaces that make co-sleeping easy, and futons and yukata for preschool-age and elementary-school-age children are provided as a complimentary courtesy.
Is the onsen water suitable for bathing with small children?
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The onsen water at Miyahama Onsen is a radon-bearing simple weak-radioactive spring (hypotonic, alkaline), and its gentle character is said to suit bathing with small children. Both the communal bath and the open-air bath have views of the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima; as with any bath, keep a close eye on small children while bathing.
Is a private-hire bath available for families?
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There may be. When the spa suite "Rin" is not otherwise reserved, it is also made available to guests as a private-hire bath. However, the official site's descriptions of this facility are inconsistent, so please confirm current availability with the property directly before booking.
Can the inn accommodate food allergies for kids' meals?
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The inn asks that you let them know about any food allergies, and they will accommodate dietary substitutions starting from just one guest with a dietary need.
How do you get to the ryokan from Miyajima?
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The inn sits across the water from Miyajima, on a hillside in Miyahama Onsen. Miyajima is reachable by ferry, and the inn's location lets you combine sightseeing on Miyajima with a quiet stay. A shuttle bus is also available, and the property has parking on site.
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