Grandvrio Hotel Miyajima Wakura

The hotel itself was new and clean. I chose a different room for the bathroom and toilet, but there was no space in the bathroom, so I couldn't put any toilet-related goods I brought for travel. I didn't have an outlet, so I thought I was in the room to dry my hair, but this time there was no mirror, and as a result, a small folding mirror was hidden under the table. The scenery was good on the sea side, but the window glass was dirty and the location effect was halved. There was only one trash can in the room, so I wanted it in the washroom as well. But the bath was good. But is the open-air bath Shimada Suisan? It is completely visible from. There was a lot of hair on the floor of the women's dressing room, but I couldn't clean it regularly and it was in the same condition the next morning (7 o'clock). I was happy that there was a free drink corner, but the trash can was full and the drinks were still dirty. (From my wife) I expect the hotel to mature.

I overlooked Itsukushima Shrine in front of me, and the interior was nice with a calm Japanese atmosphere. Free drink service in the lobby on the 1st floor and the observation bar lounge, hot water drink & ice service, shampoo bar are nice. Supper is now served in kaiseki cuisine, the Western-style hors d'oeuvre, salad bar and dessert bar are buffet style, with free soft drinks and alcohol (beer, sake, wine, etc.).

Location near Miyajimaguchi, opposite the World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine. It's the year of opening, so it's new and the awareness of each staff member is high. Is the guest room unique to Route Inn? Is it simple, neither good nor bad? Accommodation plan stays with GoTo Travel breakfast included. It was delicious with a colorful set that exceeded expectations. (October 2020)

This is a new hotel. The room is not so large, but the view from the sea side room and the open-air bath is superb. Of course, it is a modern style room with a lot of functionality. Both dinner and breakfast are half-buffet, and I am very satisfied with the presentation, tableware, and taste. I am grateful for the free boat (in front of the hotel in the morning → Miyajima, in the evening Miyajima → in front of the hotel), but I was surprised at the small size of the boat. It became an extraordinary experience. Winter clothes are essential on cold days. The large communal bath is also very satisfying, and the attempt at a shampoo bar is also interesting. The staff were very kind to me. I hope that it will become a new long-established store in Miyajima.

All-you-can-drink for free soft drinks was convenient and I could take it back to my room so I didn't have to buy a drink. Both the open-air bath and the large communal bath are spacious and comfortable. From the room on the sea side, you can see the sea and Miyajima, and the view is good. It is currently under construction and cannot be seen, but the Otorii can also be seen. I stayed in a separate bath type of superior twin, but it was good that the toilet was separate. If it is not a separate bath, I think the toilet is a set type with a unit bath, so I think it is cramped. Dinner at the restaurant is ok. Alcohol is also a free drink, so it is suitable for liquor lovers. There are 2 types of sake, 4 types of beer such as Galactic Plateau beer, and a wide variety of alcohol such as highball, cocktails, wine, and sangria. Breakfast is not recommended. I was able to eat the first night, but not the second night. Besides the Japanese set meal, there was a French toast buffet, which was very delicious. Since it is a route-in series, the high-end version of the business hotel is as compatible as a business hotel. It was not very suitable for staying overnight. I can't take a bath in the daytime, so it's not suitable for wake up. There is also a shuttle bus to and from Miyajimaguchi, and there are free boats to and from Miyajima, so it is suitable for sightseeing in Miyajima. On Miyajima Island, the inn is probably expensive, so the Japanese warehouse is a little expensive, but the parking lot is free, so it may be better than staying on the island.