3-Star Hotels in Okayama City

Location: Excellent! It's super convenient – just exit the west gate of the train station, cross the road, and go through a passage. There are tons of food options nearby; a bustling snack street is right across the road. Shopping is incredibly convenient too, not to mention the mall attached to the station itself. You've got Matsumoto Kiyoshi downstairs, Don Quijote across the street, and Takashimaya. Facilities: The onsen (hot springs) alternate between male and female baths daily. One bath has an outdoor pool, while the other doesn't, but overall, the experience is still great. Service: Each day, you get a complimentary drink or alcoholic beverage at the front desk.

I booked a deluxe room, and for Japan, the size was quite decent. There's a hot spring on the upper floor; it wasn't crowded when I went, and they even had popsicles after a dip in the onsen. In the evening, there's complimentary ramen on the first floor. The breakfast was very Japanese and had a good variety, which I personally enjoyed. There are also free drinks available on the first floor. It's a bit of a walk from the station, though.

The location is fantastic! There's a convenience store right in the same building, and a shopping mall is just across the street. A drugstore and Don Quijote are also very close by. They also lend out chargers and other things, but I can't quite remember everything. Given that it's Japan, a small room is to be expected. Still, the staff were friendly, the room was clean, and they gave us a room with a view of Okayama Station, which was nice. There are power outlets by the bed, which is convenient. It was cool that you could precisely adjust the lighting with the remote control. Plus, there's a microwave in the hallway. Overall, it seems like a decent room for a decent price.

This hotel was a very positive surprise while I was a bit skeptical as technically it’s also a love hotel, but it doesn’t even feel that way which was good. Super clean, lots of amenities and small details in the room to make the stay more comfortable, even a free hair clip and a massive TV. Location was right next to the tram stop, one evening we also walked to the main station which took maybe 20-25 min. The breakfast choices were plenty, the french toast was super tasty! Thank you to the attentive and kind staff!

The place is an old but well maintained house, the staff is really nice and friendly. This hostel is located in a good centric area, you can rent a bike with them and go to the Okayama Castle and garden, is very convenient.

location is close to Okayama station. hotel uses self check-in and even though the machine completed my check-in and issued me a keycard before 3pm, the staff rushed over and told me that i can only use the room from 3pm ao i had to go out and come back later. quite an unhospitable move i must say…

We needed parking for this road trip, and although the hotel had some, spaces were limited and on a first-come, first-served basis. Luckily, the hotel staff provided very detailed parking information for the surrounding area, which was a huge help! (A staff member with a leg injury explained it to us very carefully.) They also have a promotion every day from 6 PM to 8 PM where you can enjoy a soft drink (they also have alcohol), so don't miss it!

The hotel is minutes away from Okayama Station. As it is close to the rail tracks, you will be able to hear the sound of moving trains, though it didn’t disturb me much. Near the hotel is Hattori Bagel, which I will highly recommend. The breakfast provided was so-so and you might want to consider the bagels instead.

This was my first time in Okayama, and I chose this hotel. They offer free breakfast and dinner. The breakfast is a buffet with both Western and Japanese options, so you can choose what you like. For dinner, there are two choices: a rotating daily set meal or a fixed curry rice dish. The public bath is a bit small, but it's fine for about four or five people. The hotel is about an eight-minute walk from Okayama Station. There's a Don Quijote along the way, and plenty of restaurants and izakayas nearby, so there are lots of dining options. Convenience stores are also very close. The room I stayed in this time was quite spacious, even with my luggage open, there was still plenty of room. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Okayama. The only thing to be aware of is that there are about five or six steps right after you enter, which can be a bit challenging if you have heavy luggage. Otherwise, everything else was excellent.

A wide selection of free amenities at the reception. There is a lounge for female dot relax after onsen. The public bath cones with hair styling tools, which is a bonus.