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Based on 2 sites · 608 reviews
Guesthouse Onomichi Pawpaw is a cozy, family-run accommodation in Onomichi. Guests frequently praise the warm hospitality and thoughtful care provided by the hosts, noting that the atmosphere feels like staying with family.
The rooms feature traditional tatami mats, offering an authentic Japanese experience. Common areas are kept clean, and there is a shared kitchen where travelers can interact. The guesthouse is well-equipped for cyclists, making it a great base for those planning to explore the Shimanami Kaido.
However, the property is located some distance from Onomichi Station and the city center, requiring a walk up a hill. Guests with heavy luggage or those who prefer not to walk should plan their transportation in advance. As there are few shops nearby, it is recommended to bring necessary supplies with you.
Extremely kind and warm hospitality from the hosts
Cozy and clean traditional tatami rooms
Excellent storage and rental services for cyclists
Comfortable shared kitchen that encourages guest interaction
Distance from the station and city center with uphill access
Lack of nearby convenience stores or restaurants
Thin futon mattresses may be uncomfortable for some
Cyclists — Excellent support and storage for those starting the Shimanami Kaido
Solo travelers — Provides a safe environment with opportunities to interact with hosts and other guests
Traditional stay seekers — Offers an authentic experience in a tatami room with a home-like atmosphere
Overall 9.0/10 · 2 sites · Based on 608 reviews
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Yes, it is highly recommended for cyclists. The hosts provide excellent support, including bike storage and helpful advice for those riding the Shimanami Kaido.
It is walkable, but since the guesthouse is located on a hill, it can be challenging if you have heavy luggage. Using a combination of ferry or bus is recommended.
The guesthouse is in a residential area with limited restaurants and convenience stores. It is best to eat in the city center before arriving or bring snacks with you.
It offers a traditional home-like atmosphere that families often enjoy. Please note that bathroom facilities are shared.
The rooms are traditional tatami style and are generally kept very clean. Some guests have noted that the futons can feel thin.
