Hotel overview

Simple but functional, the Wright Style is an homage to the master of architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright, that feels more homely than hotel-like.  Located in a quiet village on the eastern part of Naoshima, you are just 10 minutes' drive from Miyanoura Port.  A slower but more active cycle ride, for those so inclined, will take less than 20 minutes - the bike rental company will even assist you in delivering any luggage to the hotel. For those planning to use the charming local buses, the Wright Style is just a minute away from the Tennou Shrine stop, making it easy to reach from either port, and to explore the island's many museums and sights.

A modest but generous buffet breakfast is served each morning in the attached restaurant, the Regalo, which also serves up Italian dishes in the evening (and select lunch times too).  Rooms are pristine, clean, well-appointed, and (in typical Japanese-style) will include twin beds as the norm.  When it's time to depart, be sure to stop in at Cafe Ougiya near the iconic 'Red Pumpkin' and the ferry terminal in Miyanoura.  Owned and run by the same team as the hotel, this is a great place to enjoy a cold beer or 'soft-serve' ice cream while you wait for your boat to the mainland to arrive.

Excursion

Cycling the Shimanami Kaido (Multi Day Trip)

Begin your exciting adventure in the trendy, coastal town of Onomichi - a destination that punches above it's weight when it comes to the number of attractions versus it's overall size.  Temples and pagodas stretch out across the steep hills of the downtown area, inhabited by semi-tame but friendly cats.  Senkoji Park - accessed by ropeway or heavily-inclined paths - comes alive with sakura cherry-blossoms in the spring, and enjoys spectacular views across the Seto Inland Sea throughout the year.  The waterfront shotengai (commercial street) sees hipster cafes and shops juxtaposed with century-old ramen shops and izakaya pubs. The major draw for a lot of travellers though is the Shimanami Kaido, a 70km cycle route along a series of bridges that connecting Honshu, via six smaller Setouchi islands, to the city of Imabari on Shikoku.  Traversing the stunning waters between two of Japan's main four islands is an unforgettable experience, and achievable for even moderately fit cyclists... though that's not to say it's a breeze. For anyone with limited time, looking to get a decent taster of the journey, we would recommend spending a few nights in Onomichi, taking one full day to complete a 30km course (crossing three islands, and two of the iconic bridges).  Along the way you can enjoy the spectacular scenery, witness everyday rural life, pass small local temples, and take your time on two wheels to appreciate the Setouchi fresh air.  We will provide you with all the info you need, including bike rental tips, ferry times and general guidance on the route to follow.

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