Log Hotel - Onomichi

10-rated design hotel atop Onomichi hill with architectural Japanese-Indian fusion

Accommodations

LOG in Onomichi offers twin and double rooms with private bathrooms, bidets, and free toiletries. Each room includes a refrigerator, shower, slippers, and wardrobe, with floors, walls, and ceilings covered in washi paper. The minimalist design hides amenities in drawers and closets to maintain a clean, serene space.

Dining

The hotel restaurant serves breakfast and dinner using fresh, high-quality ingredients with beautiful presentation. Guests consistently rate the breakfast as outstanding, noting the energy boost from the menu. Dinner is also a memorable experience, with meals crafted to complement the peaceful setting.

Concierge & Services

LOG provides a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, and room service for all guests. The concierge team helps with reservations at local shops and restaurants that require Japanese booking, as noted by visitor Noriko. Private check-in/check-out and invoice provision are also available to ensure a smooth stay.

Design & Architecture

The building is a harmonious blend of Japanese and Indian cultures, with meticulous attention to materials and colors. Light and shadow interact to cast intriguing dimensions, and the design tells the story of the architect's journey. The library area served as a workspace for guests working during the day.

Location

LOG is perched atop a hill in Onomichi, offering views of the water and town. It is a few steps from Senkoji Temple and a 9-minute walk from Onomichi History Museum. Hiroshima Airport is 23 miles away, and the location gives easy access to local cafes and bakeries tucked into the hills.

• Location: Perched atop a hill, a few steps from Senkoji Temple
• Rooms: Twin and double rooms with washi paper walls
• Dining: Restaurant serving elevated breakfast and dinner
• Service: Concierge assists with local reservations
• Design: Architecturally designed with Japanese-Indian fusion
• Ideal for: Couples, design enthusiasts, and travelers seeking peace