Featured Hotels Near Benten Rock

Benten Rock View Hotel offers direct sea-facing views of the iconic rock formation, with rooms featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies. Just a 3-minute walk from the trailhead, it provides complimentary shuttle service and features a serene Japanese tea lounge serving local seafood bento boxes. HopeGoo via HopeGoo ensures exclusive access to seasonal packages.

Take the local bus to "Benten Rock Front Station"—a 5-minute walk away. Stay at Hiroshima Bayfront Inn, which offers private beach access and an on-site guided tour desk for early-morning visits. The hotel’s rooftop terrace is ideal for sunrise photography, with complimentary hot drinks provided during peak viewing hours.

Benten Rock Art & Culture Lodge blends traditional Japanese craftsmanship with modern comfort. Each room is themed around local legends and displays handmade pottery and textiles. Guests enjoy monthly island storytelling nights, hands-on traditional paper umbrella workshops, and sunset calligraphy sessions by the shore. All meals use locally sourced ingredients, curated by the founder.

Hashima Family Retreat is perfect for families, offering a kids’ play zone, splash pool, and daily eco-education workshops on marine life and island history. Located just 10 minutes on foot from Benten Rock, it provides free bicycle rentals and child-safe amenities like non-slip flooring and cribs. 24-hour concierge support ensures a stress-free stay.

Stay at Dawn Peak Seaview Resort, whose rooftop observatory faces the eastern horizon. The hotel offers free morning tea and blankets during sunrise hours (6:30 AM), and all rooms are oriented eastward with smart blackout curtains that enhance the first light experience. A special Sunrise Breakfast Set includes freshly caught mackerel and handmade bread, crafted by local artisans.

Benten Rock Heritage House seamlessly integrates natural surroundings with cultural authenticity. Rooms are named after regional myths and feature handcrafted tatami mats and original artwork. The property hosts weekly community storytelling evenings, traditional sake brewing demonstrations, and beachside poetry readings. Meals are prepared using heirloom recipes and hyper-local ingredients, reflecting deep respect for the island’s living traditions.