Azumi Setoda

This serene island is a haven for stand-up paddleboarding, featuring an art gallery and casual eateries with picturesque spots for relaxation.

This laid-back riverside inn near Hiroshima Station offers simple, airy rooms, some with lovely views, and a breezy café serving light bites and breakfast.

Nestled in a historic shopping arcade, this quirky hostel boasts artsy dorms, comfy tatami rooms, and a cozy café—all radiating a friendly vibe.

Roopali Indian Restaurant serves up authentic North Indian cuisine near Hiroshima Station, famed for its generous portions and delightful butter chicken, all in a cozy setting.

Nestled by the river, this cozy spot dazzles with expertly crafted oyster dishes and a vibrant set menu—perfect for seafood lovers seeking fresh flavors.

Family-friendly island for viewing & feeding wild rabbits, also offering a museum, camping & ruins.

K's House offers comfy dorms and traditional Japanese rooms near tram stops, alongside a cozy kitchen, helpful staff, and a chill rooftop terrace vibe.

Plain rooms, some with Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park views, in a low-key inn offering dining. A minute's walk from the Genbaku Dome-Mae tram stop, this low-key inn among shops is a 2-minute walk from the Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. The simply furnished rooms feature tatami floors, futons and traditional short-legged tables. All provide flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemakers; some offer views of the park. Kaiseki-style dining is provided in-room. An event hall is also available.

Miyajima Island is a serene escape adorned with stunning temples, the iconic floating torii, deer roaming freely, and inviting hiking trails.

Escape to Sensui-jima, a serene Japanese island with stunning beaches, scenic hikes, and an array of relaxing open-air baths.