Hotels near Kokushoji Temple in Yakage

Located in Yakage, Yakageya, Inn & Suites is a 4-minute drive from Kokushoji Temple and 10 minutes from Kagura Folklore Museum. This spa hotel is 13.3 mi (21.4 km) from Setonaikai National Park and 5.6 mi (9.1 km) from Okayama Astronomical Museum.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa.Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Local cuisine breakfasts are available daily for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

We stayed here for three nights and the location is great as you can walk to the Bihan historical area, as well as the JR station and Mitsue Outlet Mall which are around 750 m away. There are a myriad of eateries in the area, from izakaya to ramen, and a tonkatsu restaurant with a Michelin star. The hotel provides amenities such as yukata, dental and shaving kits. There is also a high tea with some sweets and some savouries. Breakfast is included in the price and you collect the boxes from the lobby. It was similar on all three days and included cold sandwiches and salads. If you want coffee you need to buy a hotel tumbler for 1000 yen, after which hot drinks are free flow. Staff were friendly, particularly the younger ones wearing the blue shirts, such as Ms Pek from Korea and the young Indian man. The exception was the female floor manager in black suit, who was effusive to locals but did not seem to know how to deal with foreigners. Overall, it was a good hotel stay.

Great location. A block away from the tourist area but far enough away to be away from the noise. Restaurants and convenience stores are a couple-minute walk away. This is obviously a hotel designed in the 80s with the large tall lobby and all the room doors facing the open air. You have the glass elevator and those in the lobby can people watch going up and down. Yes, the furnishings are a tad dated but well-maintained. We were amazed at the size of the room. The size was more like North American size than Japanese size. The bathroom and closet area ALONE could be the same size as some business hotel rooms I've been to in Japan. The Internet was fast. No problems with Netflix. The amenities were decent. If you need anything more, you can replenish in the lobby. Our room package included breakfast. It was decent enough. (Separate review) We got the parking space right beside the front doors, make sure you inform the front desk of your license plate. They do monitor. While I doubt we will come back to Kurashiki if I were, we would choose this hotel again.

Stayed on the first Saturday of a three-day weekend. In the morning, I planned to visit the Bikan Historical Quarter and stayed overnight without meals. However, the welcome drink peach juice was delicious, as well as the lactic acid bacteria drink and ice cream after the bath, and the free night naki soba from 9:30pm. Check-in was around 16:00, so we parked in the hotel's garage at the back and took a walk to explore the Bikan Historical Quarter. I like the hot springs. The service was perfect.

I stayed for one night in a hurry for sightseeing after business trip. Located about ５ minutes walk from Kurashiki Station, the appearance is very beautiful. Behind the hotel, there are many taverns that can be drunk, and I thought it was suitable for businessmen traveling alone. The front desk of the hotel is at ３ F, and at １８ on Thursday, a businessman waiting for check-in was lined up at the front desk. The front desk window was only ２, but the staff was crisp with ３ name, so there was not much waiting time. Since it was settled in advance, I filled out the essential items such as addresses on the tablet and completed it, and check-in was completed in about ５ minutes. The room was still new, bright enough and very clean. I could hear some noise in the aisle, but the rest was generally good. We didn't use the public bath and breakfast buffet, but both were very attractive, so I would like to use it next time I go sightseeing.

The location was the best in line with the purpose ❗️ The room is clean and spacious. I would like to use it again ❗️ One thing that's unfortunate is that there was a shortage of information necessary for advance check-in. This was my first time using it, so I checked directly by phone if I could check in with the content I had sent by email two days ago and asked me to send the necessary information again, but unfortunately I have an ID and a numeric code. I was insufficient in information and I had to wait after arriving at the site. I think this is a big improvement, but after the phone was connected, I received a polite response.

I spent one night in Kurashiki on my way to Takamatsu. I arrived rather late but still went for a walk around the canal in the old town - definitely worth it as it’s much quieter than during the day. Same thing for an early morning walk, great for pictures. Hostel Cuore has a nice bar downstairs, where you also check in and check out. The female dorm was very comfortable, it’s more as if you have your own mini-room: the upper ‘pods’ have real stairs to climb up to them instead of a ladder. There is a curtain in front of every pod-entrance, so lots of privacy (apart from the curtain for the external window that was lacking right in front of my bed). I did miss a fridge in the tiny common room though, where kitchen facilities seemed very limited. It’s very close to the old quarter, in a perfect location. I went for lunch at the Mamakari-tei, they only serve the famous ‘sardines’ with their most expensive menu set, but it was definitely worth it. I visited several of the sites: - Ohara museum of art: I skipped the part with western painting but enjoyed the Asian section. In the morning there was also a hall open with views of the garden, worth a look. - Ohashi house: lovely place with a really enchanting tea house at the end of the tour. You can order the tea in the previous stop ( the library if I remember well) but have it served in the teahouse with a view of the garden. Lovely and quiet experience, nice chat with the lady working there. - I skipped the toy and Momotaro museums as I had no specific interest in them and didn’t want to overload the day - Kurabo memorial hall: not a lot of English captions, but if you like old pictures of the industrial heritage of the area, this is a nice stop - Achi-jinja: lovely shrine just a short climb up from the old quarter. Very atmospheric and quiet. - Craft museum: well presented, nice souvenir shop I ended up buying quite some souvenirs here: some cute toys and products made from the fabric that is used in tatami mats.

This is the hotel I used for my car trip to Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture. I chose it online, but it is a new and clean business hotel that just opened in February this year. There is a sense of security that the reception, each facility, the breakfast venue, etc. were properly implementing corona countermeasures that seemed excessive. It was a room on the 6th floor, so it was nice to have a good view of the surrounding scenery, but it was just a rural landscape. The room was spacious enough, and it was good that the unit bath had a slightly larger bathtub. Also, it was good that the large public bath on the 1st floor was also a hot spring. Breakfast was included, but it was a buffet. I was made to wear vinyl gloves. In addition, when I tried to move to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter the next day, it was quite far away and not very suitable for sightseeing.

First of all, access to convenience stores, supermarkets, beauty districts and restaurants is very good from the station. The hotel is still new and the view at breakfast is also seasonal and weather-dependent, but it is very good. I'm glad that coffee and tea can be freely drunk in the lounge on the 11th floor from check-in to 24:00. There are 6 washing places in the public bath. So it might be a little crowded during the sightseeing season. I felt that there were few elevators for the number of rooms. The room is a little larger than a business hotel, but you can open a large suitcase and put it under the bed. I didn't feel narrow because I was.

Parking is free while in front of Tokiwa Station. Very new and comfortable in the room, especially the comfort of the table and chairs can be said to be great in business hotels. The public bath is not used for time convenience, but the shower in the room is easy to use and the bed is comfortable. If you walk for just three minutes, you can see nothing at first glance, and the surrounding area is wrapped in a strange feeling in the town of downtown in the Showa period, and there are popular Chinese from the kind of custom shop that doesn't know what comes out. It is better than the national highway just in the chain store. However, it is a pity anyway. Open at 6:30, but there is a long procession outside the restaurant at 6:31. I had to leave at 6:50 with a car engine, but it took 15 minutes to enter the restaurant. The cause is one row near the entrance. Each person wants to eat different things, but anyway, it is not possible to take it if it doesn't pass through all things in front of one row, and it is clear that it will go out of the restaurant and rearrange it. While everyone is slowly examining, the chance is going to be so sloppy with this feeling that there is still a seat in the back, I am sorry at all. It was clear that there was no time to sit in the seat at the time of putting it in the restaurant, so I took a shell while arranging one boiled *, and took two bacon. Both of them put in the mouth and withdraw from the procession and go straight to the tableware lower mouth. I couldn't even get a drink. It's terrible. I think it's what it is. It was about ３ times in this eye, but it's a long time. I want you to be careful about this place because it's a business hotel. For example, salad corner, Japanese food corner, Western food corner, drinks are divided into coffee and other things, and if they are distributed everywhere and provided in multiple places such as the back of the restaurant, they are small in each place I think it's just a procession. It's the lowest that there's a seat, but the procession doesn't advance and you can't sit. Other route in hotels have questionnaires on the day before and control the ticket, but they are making such a procession without control The cause is almost the layout of the offer, so it is very bad. There is no convenience store around, and the line is outside the restaurant, so I don't know what is going on inside, and I don't know how much it is about to be put, and it is already late when I understand.