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Holiday houses in Hiroshima

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    310 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

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  • 4.8 Average rating

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    Hiroshima's top spots, include Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkeien

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Home in Hiroshima
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 31 reviews

Open Sale! Private Kominka 2 min walk/max6 ppl

Our accommodation is a private, entire-house rental (3DK, 46㎡). It can host up to 6 guests, with one queen bed (for 2 people) and four single futon sets (for 4 people). For the most comfortable stay, we recommend 2–4 guests. --- ● Property Details This is a single-story traditional house with beautiful exposed beams and an open, airy atmosphere. **Japanese-style Living Room (6 tatami mats)** A relaxing space with a sofa and low table. We recommend enjoying the uniquely low perspective of traditional Japanese living. Futons stored in the closet can be laid out here for use as a bedroom. **Japanese-style Bedroom (3 tatami mats)** This room features a queen bed. **Japanese-style Room (4.5 tatami mats)** Located right by the entrance. A cozy space where you can sit on a single sofa, read a book, or enjoy tea. The closet can be used to store suitcases. This room can also be used as a bedroom by laying out futons from the 6-tatami room. **Dining Kitchen** A bright space with natural light streaming in from a skylight. Equipped with a dining table for four, kitchen facilities, and a washer-dryer. **Bathroom** Compact, clean, and comfortable. **Washbasin** A renovated space that blends retro charm with usability. **Toilet** Equipped with a washlet for your comfort. **Loft (2nd floor)** For safety reasons, guests cannot enter the loft, but you can still view the traditional Japanese roof structure. ※ There are two air conditioners/heaters. As this is a wooden house over 70 years old, please note that it may be a bit cold in winter. --- ● Parking Two cars can be parked next to the building. Please note that the road in front is one-way. We are not responsible for any accidents or issues, whether on or off the property. --- ● Neighborhood * 24-hour convenience store (with ATM): 6-minute walk * AEON Ujina: 9-minute walk * AEON Miyuki: 9-minute walk * MEGA Don Quijote Ujina: 10-minute walk * Gas station: 2 minutes by car --- ● Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi is available. --- ● Entertainment You can enjoy Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, and YouTube on the TV. (Please note that access to services other than YouTube requires your own account.) --- ● Long-term Stay Amenities We provide a drum-type washer-dryer (with free detergent, laundry clips, hangers, and nets), hair dryer, hair iron, vacuum cleaner, iron, lint roller, and more. --- ● Amenities Towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided. --- ● Our SDGs Initiative To help reduce plastic waste, we kindly ask guests to bring their own toothbrush. --- ● Kitchen Facilities The kitchen includes a two-burner IH stove, microwave, toaster, refrigerator/freezer, electric kettle, rice cooker, cooking utensils (knife, cutting board, ladle, etc.), and a variety of tableware including plates and wine glasses so you can fully enjoy cooking. You can also enjoy handmade ceramic coffee cups crafted by the owner’s father, as well as a matcha tea set prepared by the owner’s mother. Basic seasonings provided: olive oil, salt, and pepper.

Guest favourite
A spacious dining area is highlighted by a long wooden table surrounded by multiple chairs. Natural light enters through a window, illuminating the room's modern design. The kitchen is visible in the background, equipped with a refrigerator and cooking space.
Apartment in Naka-ku
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 418 reviews

エムズレア's Apartments, Masionette apartment m71

The unit offers hotel-style comfort with a washing machine, TV, iron, and a fully equipped kitchen. Fresh linens and toiletries are provided for a relaxing, convenient stay—perfect for families, friends, or solo travelers alike. Perfectly suited for large families or groups of friends, this two-level apartment offers generous space, a private balcony, and all the essentials for a comfortable stay in Hiroshima. The entire unit is reserved exclusively for you — no shared spaces. Layout & Sleeping Arrangements: Bedroom 1: 2 double beds (4 guests) Bedroom 2: 2 double beds (4 guests) Bedroom 3: 2 double beds (4 guests) Bedroom 4: 1 double bed (2 guests) Living Room: 1 double sofa bed (2 guests) Total capacity: Up to 16 guests. Note: The upper floor is accessed via an internal staircase. Please be aware that the stairs are slightly inclined. Room Amenities and Consumables Towels: * Face towel * Bath towel * Foot mat Amenities: * Amenity 1: Toothbrush, earplugs * Amenity 2: Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body sponge * Amenity 3: Coffee, sugar, milk. Note: Nightwear is not provided. The bathtub’s Jacuzzi function is currently out of service. Kitchen Amenities * Cookware: * Frying pan * One-handed pot * Knife and cutting board * Utensils: * Chopsticks, fork, and spoon * Plates, bowls, drinking glasses * Other Kitchen Tools: * Kitchen scissors * Bottle opener Home Appliances * Refrigerator * Washing machine (includes laundry detergent) * Hair dryer * Iron & ironing board * Kettle * Microwave oven * Rice cooker. The room is a completely private space where you can relax and feel at home. Please note: Cleaning service is not provided during your stay. No Cleaning During Your Stay: For multi-night stays, we ask that you reuse the towels provided and use the in-room washing machine if needed. No smoking inside the unit. Parties are strictly prohibited. No pets allowed. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Enjoy your stay!

Top Guest favourite
A spacious living area is furnished with a dark leather sofa set, positioned around a wooden coffee table. Natural light fills the room through large openings leading to a traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, visible in the background.
Home in Hiroshima
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

13 minutes by JR train from Hiroshima Station + 6 minutes on foot / 100 sq m private rental / Experience Japanese kimono and Japanese tea / 900 sq m garden with 150 years of history

19 min by train and walk from Hiroshima Station!We rent the entire quiet single-family house with a vast 200-year-old Japanese garden and authentic Japanese-style rooms.Applicants can take advantage of a free Japanese kimono dressing service and also experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony while wearing a kimono.There are cherry trees in the garden, and they are beautiful from late March to early April.The azaleas are in full bloom at the beginning of May.The large living room overlooks the garden. It is close to AkiNakano Station, which is 13 minutes from the JR Sanyo Line to Hiroshima Station.It is a 6-minute walk from Aki-Nakano Station to the inn.You can board the Shinkansen and the airport shuttle bus smoothly.You can also store your luggage after check-in. Since it is close to the station, it is easy to get to Heiwa Park, and Miyajima can be reached in 45 minutes by a direct JR train.From this inn, you can visit Kure, Ōkunoshima Island, Onomichi, Kurashiki, and Kanoura.There is also free parking for up to two vehicles. The host is in the house next door and can help with adding amenities or running errands.There is a Lawson convenience store just a 1-minute walk away. This is a spacious place for the whole family to relax.There are plenty of toys for children, so they won't get bored during their stay.Please relax with your family and friends. *Due to the proximity to nature, insects may be found outside the inn from spring to fall.If you are not comfortable with this, please refrain from participating.

Guest favourite
The exterior of the traditional Japanese folk house showcases a serene evening setting. Soft lighting illuminates the structure, highlighting the wooden framework and expansive windows. A red parasol is positioned over a low table in the garden, surrounded by greenery.
Home in Hiroshima
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Pure Japanese style traditional House Entire house

This is one of the few remaining pure Japanese-style shoin-zukuri buildings in Hiroshima City, built 75 years ago, shortly after the war.One step from the main street, in a quiet environment, there is a small Japanese-style garden where you can relax. Some of the items on display at the Dance House include a pot that partially melted due to the heat from the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, and photographs from around 100 years ago. The fixtures and glassware date back more than 70 years, and the two gardens, the hearth, and the study, in particular, capture the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese home. Currently, these items can only be obtained by placing orders with a select group of artisans. Of the 5 rooms, 3 are tatami rooms, so please lay a futon on the tatami when you go to bed. Located in Minami-ku, Hiroshima City, and accessible by a single city tram ride From the nearest train/tram stop ①, it takes approximately 20 minutes to reach Hiroshima Station. From the nearest station (tram stop ②), you can reach the Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome, as well as the city center, in about 20–30 minutes. The taxi ride takes about 10 minutes. You'll find everything you need for daily living right in the neighborhood at the large shopping mall, Youme Town Hiroshima. Convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart), restaurants (okonomiyaki, ramen, sushi, yakiniku, waffles, bakery shops, etc.), and more are all within walking distance.

Guest favourite
A traditional stone lantern stands amidst lush green moss and carefully arranged pebbles in the courtyard. Soft greenery surrounds the rock formations, creating a serene atmosphere that complements the view of the glass doors leading to the living area.
Hut in Miyajimacho
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 478 reviews

Kominka in Miyajima that warms the heart

Guest House Kokoro is located one block from Miyajima's Machiya-dori Street.  When you pass through the warm curtain at the entrance, you are guided to the courtyard by stepping stones, with bamboo walls reminiscent of a Kyoto row house restaurant. The courtyard is also beautifully balanced with white marble and gravel, contributing to the calm atmosphere. There are glass doors in the living room that allow you to see the courtyard.  The building is only for guests to stay in through the garden, so there is no need to worry about anyone. From the outside, it is an ordinary private house, but when you step inside, it has a different atmosphere, which is part of the charm of the inn. I heard that the previous owner has always loved gardening and had a wide range of hobbies. However, as I mentioned at the beginning, I didn't intend to start an inn at first, so there is no bath facility (there is a shower). However, you can use the nearby inns as an outdoor bath. The first floor is a living room, and the second floor is a two-room Japanese-style bedroom, and up to 6 people can stay comfortably.  In the courtyard, there is a white stone character "kokoro" (heart) inscribed in the gravel. It was made by the gardener a long time ago for fun, and it is the origin of the name of the inn. He said he wants to welcome people with all his heart and help them relax and enjoy their stay.

Guest favourite
Apartment in Naka-ku
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

THE Sakai Suite Family Apartment 21, 5 minutes on foot from Heiwa Park

Bed setting Bedroom 1: 2 double-sized beds Bedroom 2: 2 double-sized beds Living Space: 1 double-sized sofabed Up to 10 guests can stay if 2 people share each bed. Note: Sofa bed is self-service Room Amenities and Consumables Towels: * Face towel * Bath towel * Foot mat Amenities: * Amenity 1: Toothbrush, earplugs * Amenity 2: Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body sponge * Amenity 3: Coffee, sugar, milk Kitchen Amenities * Cookware: * Frying pan * One-handed pot * Knife and cutting board * Utensils: * Chopsticks, fork, and spoon * Plates, bowls, drinking glasses * Other Kitchen Tools: * Kitchen scissors * Bottle opener Home Appliances * Refrigerator * Washing machine (includes laundry detergent) * Hair dryer * Iron & ironing board * Kettle * Microwave oven * Rice cooker

Guest favourite
A bright and airy living space features a spacious bed with neutral bedding, complemented by colorful accent pillows. A dining table with plates and utensils is set for a meal, while a cozy sofa invites relaxation. Large windows allow natural light to fill the room.
Apartment in Naka-ku
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 91 reviews

b hotel Arts Dobashi, Family Apartment 3s

This unit is located at the 3rd floor of the building. Access to entire unit. No sharing with other guest. Sleeping Arrangement: 2 Double Size Bed (Sleeps 4 person) 1 Sofa bed (Sleeps 2 person) Note : Sofa bed is self service. Please set up the futon and set the cover yourself. A total of 6 people can stay. Room Amenities & Provided Items Towels (face towel, bath towel, bath mat) Amenity Set 1: Toothbrush, earplugs Amenity Set 2: Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body sponge Amenity Set 3: Coffee, sugar, milk Kitchen Essentials Frying pan, saucepan Knife, cutting board Chopsticks, forks, spoons Plates, bowls, cups Kitchen scissors, bottle opener Appliances Refrigerator Washing machine (detergent provided) Hairdryer Iron & ironing board Kettle Microwave Rice cooker

Guest favourite
A spacious studio layout is observed, featuring two invites with queen-sized beds arranged side by side. A dining area with a wooden table and chairs is positioned adjacent to a modern kitchen. Natural light brightens the room through multiple windows.
Apartment in Naka-ku
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

b hotel Heiwa-Odori, Family Apartment 802

This unit is located at the 8th floor of the building. Access to entire apartment. No sharing with other guest. Sleeping arrangement: 2x Queen size bed (sleeps 4 adult) 1x Large sofa bed (sleeps 2 adult) Note: Sofa bed are self service Total 6 people can sleep comfortably. Room Amenities & Provided Items Towels (face towel, bath towel, bath mat) Amenity Set 1: Toothbrush, earplugs Amenity Set 2: Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body sponge Amenity Set 3: Coffee, sugar, milk Kitchen Essentials Frying pan, saucepan Knife, cutting board Chopsticks, forks, spoons Plates, bowls, drinking glasses Kitchen scissors, bottle opener Appliances Refrigerator Washing machine (detergent provided) Hairdryer Iron & ironing board Kettle Microwave Rice cooker

Guest favourite
Home in Miyajimacho
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

67 m² / Miyajima / Itsukushima Shrine 9 min

Our house is located on Miyajima, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic townhouse was fully renovated in 2025 and opened as a private whole-house stay. Excellent access to major spots: ・Miyajima Ferry Terminal: 5-minute walk ・Omotesando Shopping Street: 3-minute walk ・Great Torii Gate & Itsukushima Shrine: 9-minute walk The home keeps its traditional charm while offering modern comfort, with high-speed Wi-Fi, a full kitchen, and a large washer-dryer. Long-stay discounts available.

Top Guest favourite
The entrance features a stone pathway leading through a decorative gate surrounded by lush greenery. A tall pine tree adds to the natural charm, while subtle decorations near the entrance create an inviting atmosphere. The two-story structure is visible in the background.
Hut in Hatsukaichi
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 925 reviews

RARE!! Near MIYAJIMA Traditional Japanese house

This house has been used by TV commercial and TV program! There is free car parking. It is convenient to go to MIYAJIMA and the central of Hiroshima You can try traditional Japanese living! My house is beside super market,near big shopping mall and ONSEN!! You can cook in my house. It is very useful for vegetarian and vegan. It has 2 Japanese style rooms and living room. 5 persons can stay. It has TV, refrigerator,air conditioner,micro wave,FUTONE,YUKATA,Wifi,bathtowel,KOTATSU (winter)

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Home in Higashihiroshima-Shi
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

A house you can experience authentic Japanese life

Nowadays, there are more and more fake Japans created for tourists in Japan, but in this traditional house you can experience authentic Japanese life. In this spacious 5LDK house, you can relax on the tatami mats and sleep on futons. You can enjoy the same scenery and go shopping at the same supermarket as the locals, just like a authentic Japanese life. The house is also decorated with traditional Japanese seasonal decorations. You can also enjoy barbecues and sunbathing in the garden.

Guest favourite
A spacious room features large windows providing ample natural light and views of the city. A comfortable sofa is adorned with cushions, while a dining area is equipped with tableware. A lofted space is accessible via a stylish staircase, contributing to a modern aesthetic.
Loft in Naka-ku
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

b hotel Neko Yard | Compact & Modern Loft Stay

This cozy studio apartment with a loft and balcony accommodates up to 7 guests. Located near Peace Park, it offers convenient access to Miyajima. Enjoy modern comforts like room Wi-Fi, a TV, a washing machine, and a fully equipped kitchen. A pajama set is provided for a relaxing stay. The unit features a smart lock for security, and the toilet and bath are separate. Restaurants, supermarkets, and convenience stores are nearby. Note: Cleaning is done only after check-out.

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Apartment in Naka-ku
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

b hotel Nomiki Hills, right on the main street, family apartment 62

Top Guest favourite
A traditional Japanese bedroom features two futons laid on tatami flooring, with a wooden table placed in front of a window. Shuttered panels allow soft light to touch the space, highlighting the room's minimalist design and natural elements.
Home in Hatsukaichi
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 50 reviews

Large house in quiet neighborhood near Miyajima

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Home in Miyajimaguchi
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Itsuki: Walk to Miyajima port, sleeps 16

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Home in Hatsukaichi
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

MIyajima view, spacious Japanese traditional house

Top Guest favourite
Home in Hiroshima
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 59 reviews

Experience Japanese life in a tatami room @ Hiroshima | Shin-Shirajima Station | Quiet old private house [Limited to 1 group per day] Private building! Up to 7 people!

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Apartment in Naka-ku
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 25 reviews

maria Otemachi Family Apartment 501, within walking distance of the Peace Memorial Park and the city center

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Apartment in Naka-ku
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 29 reviews

20 minutes from Hiroshima Station / Atomic Bomb Dome / Peace Memorial Park / Miyajima / Car sharing available for up to 5 people / Ideal for workation or business trips

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Apartment in Naka-ku
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 93 reviews

Hiroshima Bettei's apartment, Wamodern Space Apartment 42

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Hiroshima?

    Hiroshima has vibrant neighborhoods like Hondori, known for shopping and dining, and the Peace Memorial Park area, which draws visitors interested in history. City center neighborhoods are popular for convenient access to attractions, local eateries, and transit.

  • What are the best things to do in Hiroshima with kids?

    Families often explore Hiroshima Castle for its reconstruction and green grounds, or visit the Hiroshima City Asa Zoological Park. The Hiroshima Children's Museum has interactive exhibits and a planetarium suited for young travelers.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Hiroshima?

    Hiroshima has the Peace Memorial Park and Museum for those interested in history, and Hiroshima Castle for a glimpse of feudal Japan. Around the city, you can also explore Shukkeien Garden and experience local food streets.

  • How is the weather in Hiroshima?

    Hiroshima experiences mild winters around 36–54°F (2–12°C) and warm, humid summers reaching 91°F (33°C). Rain increases in the summer months, so packing a lightweight raincoat or umbrella can be helpful.

  • What are the best places to visit in Hiroshima?

    Explore the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkeien Garden, which are among the most frequently suggested destinations. The Atomic Bomb Dome is an important site reflecting the city's history.

  • What are some hiking trails in Hiroshima?

    Hikers often walk the paths around Mount Futaba, which has a historic torii gate-lined trail and scenic city views. Forested trails near Hijiyama Park also provide a peaceful retreat within Hiroshima.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Hiroshima?

    Visit the Hiroshima Children's Museum for hands-on science exhibits, or spend time at Hiroshima City Asa Zoological Park. A stroll through Shukkeien Garden's ponds and bridges can also be relaxing for the whole family.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Hiroshima?

    Visitors frequently take day trips to Miyajima Island, known for Itsukushima Shrine and its floating torii gate. The city of Onomichi, with its temple paths and hillside views, is also a popular excursion.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Hiroshima?

    Many Hiroshima neighborhoods have pet-friendly stays, particularly around the Hondori and Peace Park areas. Parks and riverside paths nearby make it easier for guests traveling with pets to explore with their companions.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Hiroshima?

    Remove your shoes when entering temples or traditional spaces, and try using public transit for easy navigation. Early mornings around iconic sites like Peace Memorial Park provide quieter moments for reflection.

  • What is Hiroshima known for?

    Hiroshima is known worldwide for its history, especially as the site of the atomic bombing during World War II, which is commemorated at the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome. The city is also recognized for its unique regional cuisine and rebuilt cultural sites.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Hiroshima?

    Hiroshima has tranquil spots like Mitaki-dera Temple, set amid forested hills, and the historic Fudoin Temple. The narrow alleyways near Dobashi area can reveal small cafes and local art spaces.

  • What are the best foods to try in Hiroshima?

    Travelers frequently enjoy okonomiyaki, a savory layered pancake cooked with noodles, seafood, and vegetables. Hiroshima-style tsukemen and fresh oysters are also popular dishes with strong local roots.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Hiroshima?

    Comfortable walking shoes are helpful for exploring parks and city neighborhoods, and a lightweight rain jacket or umbrella is practical during the rainy season. Consider a reusable water bottle and respectful attire for temple visits.

  • What is the nightlife in Hiroshima like?

    Hiroshima's nightlife includes welcoming izakaya, lively bars, and music venues primarily around Nagarekawa and Hondori. Local sake bars and small live performance spaces reflect the city's relaxed yet social evening atmosphere.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Hiroshima?

    Hiroshima has the Peace Memorial Ceremony every August and vibrant flower festivals in late spring. Seasonal food celebrations, music events, and lantern festivals often take place throughout the city.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Hiroshima?

    Hiroshima has many family-friendly vacation rentals, especially in neighborhoods close to parks and cultural sites. Look for accommodations with convenient access to attractions, kitchens, and flexible layouts for group stays.

  • When is the best time to visit Hiroshima?

    Late spring and autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and lower rainfall. Cherry blossoms in spring and colorful foliage in fall are seasonal highlights around Hiroshima's parks and gardens.