Hotels with Parking in Habu

It’s a nice cozy place on a quiet street.

Really unique and cool accommodation that was perfect while biking The Seto Inland Sea. Came with excellent coffee.

A great little hotel for those staying on Innoshima. My room was clean and well equipped, and the breakfast and staff were delightful.

The meals were amazing, very traditional and beautiful. The view from the room was outstanding, and it was a pleasure to stay there. We were on the way of Shimanami Kaido, and indeed the last bit is very challenging (I just walked my bike), but the views are worth it.

calm island, very clean and thoughtful property

A spacious, remodeled countryside house that gave me “My Neighbor Totoro” vibes. The host was super friendly and helpful. There are two restaurants nearby, an okonomiyaki shop and a yakiniku shop. I went to yakiniku and the owners were so much fun to chat and drink with. For other food options you’ll have to travel to the center of the island, which is about a 30-40min walk, but less on a bike. Nomad Inn is also conveniently located very close to Kami-Yuge ferry port.

This is a beautiful traditional Japanese guest house on the island of Yuge. We spent a night here while biking the Shimanami Kaido trail. Yas, our host, was super kind and helpful. Fully equipped kitchen with free coffee and tea. Nice shower. Towels can be rented for 100 yen and laundry machine use for 100 yen as well. Very comfortable tatami beds. Close to a very good izakaya restaurant for dinner as well!

This is a fantastic accommodation! I booked it for my dad's birthday while cycling the Shimanami Kaido and it didn't disappoint. I knew it would be good from the reviews, but all of the finishing touches made it excellent. The towels were fluffy, the beds were comfy, and all the instructions were well explained. It's true that the accomm is quite out of the way of any shops or restaurants but we came prepared with the ingredients for dinner. The kitchen was well equipped, so it worked out very well.

What a lovely place to stay! A remodeled, old-fashioned Japanese house that’s been touched up with all sorts of bicycle artifacts, retro-lighting, and located less than five minutes walk from the ocean, local restaurants, and old temples and shrines. If you’re coming by bicycle, it’s just a short ride down the hill from the Iwagi bridge, and I believe the ferry port is also close by. The host was extremely friendly and helpful - my only regret is not getting to try the delicious-looking frozen pizzas they hand on-hand!

The views both during the day and night were incredible. On a clear night you can see the stars and wake up to a view of the inland sea in the mornings. A great way to enjoy your time on the Shimanami Kaido.