Onomichi Club

Junki took exceptional care of us. What a wonderful club!

This was my favourite stay in my trip. Greeted at the entrance by a staff member whoofferex me a cokd towel and drink while they checked me in. Room was lovely. I gad difficulty with the room temperature and staff dealt eith ut whike I was at dinner. They took a photo of the remote and labelled it in English for me. The food is the highlight! It is a fixed menu full of drlightes each evening. There was miscommunication about my dietary requirements on the first night and chef made me a different course in the moment. Do rake their advice and get a taxi from station. Wonderful all round.

Spacious room with exceptional view, friendly And helpful staffs, also have an outstanding rooftop bar.

The hotel is located on top of the hill, so if you have luggage the only way to get there and back is by taxi. Quite unbelievable that they don't provide a shuttle service as every other hotel in Japan in a similar location does. The room was the most uncomfortable one of my entire stay in Japan. The person who designed the fancy bench certainly did not sit on it. In the tiny bathroom it smelled badly the drains, especially when taking a shower. Windows have no mosquito protection. Housekeeping to be improved as well. I stayed two nights and although I got new towels and water, they did not change the cups and glasses. Sound insulation is not very good, you can hear well your room neighbours. Reception is kind of friendly, but compared to Japanese standards really on the lower end. Communication through the booking portal and their website did not work. No replies.

Charming hillside hotel with fantastic views. The room was spacious, clean, modernised with the exception of the bathroom which is still more of a traditional, dated Japanese bathroom, however, it was still very clean and of course functioning well. The Japanese breakfast in the morning was very lovely, accompanied by great views again. The lobby has a cafe where they do great latte art. There’s also a letter room where you can print photos and send letter which was a nice touch. Overall I really enjoyed my stay. One note of caution, this really is a hillside hotel, we initially planned to walk because google map says it was 16 minutes but it would be quite a trek up hill with very narrow paths so driving / taxi would be the way to go and there’s a taxi rank at the station which would be about a 10 mins journey and <1500 yen.