We stayed here for two nights in March but we were a little disappointed with the ryokan overall. We had booked a traditional Japanese room, thinking that this was going to be a traditional ryokan (small inn) But it was more like a hotel in which the rooms were modern interpretations of the traditional. There were tatamis on the floor... more

Ikawa Ryokan is budget accommodation and a family-run business. We stayed there for a couple of nights and were pleased with the quality of the inn, its cleanliness and facilities in the rooms, considering the very reasonable price. The Inn features an accommodation annex not apparent in the photos, but linked to the main building. It serviced both western and... more

El Ikawa cumplía con nuestro objetivo: Hacer noche en Hiroshima sin grandes dispendios aunque en un ryokan al estilo oriental... more