Hotels With Wi-Fi in Okayama Prefecture, Japan

デラックスコーナーダブルルームに1泊しました。11階の角部屋で視界を遮るものはなく景色が良かったです。お部屋は広過ぎるせいで大型テレビが大きく見えませんでした。キングサイズのベッド、家具、ライト類も素敵です。空気清浄機、ドライヤー、部屋着とバスローブ、タオル類はウォッシュタオル、フェイスタオル×2種、バスタオル、足ふきマットが準備され、シャンプー・コンディショナー・ボディソープ・固形石鹸・バスオイル・スキンケア類も大充実です。バスタブ、トイレ、シャワー、洗面所がそれぞれユッタリ独立していて、シャワー室のシャワーは上・右上・右下・左上・左下の固定型に加えて普通のシャワーがあり使いこなすまでドキドキしなごら使用しました。子ども用の歯ブラシや部屋着も準備されていて可愛らしい！朝食付プランにしたのてすが、大満足のメニューラインナップでお昼ご飯が食べられないほどタラフクいただきました。徒歩で美観地区まですぐでしたので2回足を伸ばしましたが6:00の早朝はまだ観光客がいなくて清々しい景色を楽しめました。倉敷駅から徒歩10分、美観地区まで徒歩5分、ファミリーマートまで徒歩2分です。リピートしたい宿です。

Might be the worst hotel i've been to in Japan in terms of cleanliness and soundproofing (latter is actually non existent - you'll hear people talking and watching TV) - but the price was close to being free and location is extremely convenient. I won't chose this hotel next time, but if you sleep well and need a place to crush for a night - it's ok

The location is superb, very close to the station! Right outside, there's a large supermarket just down a small path. It's also very close to the Bikan Historical Quarter, and there's a popular tonkatsu restaurant nearby that always has a long queue. The room was small, actually the smallest of the five hotels I booked on this trip. The shower came with a bathtub, and the drain was a bit clogged. I left something behind at the hotel, and they kindly helped send it to my next hotel. Many thanks!

The staff I came came across were all very polite and had welcoming smiles, no matter at the reception desk or the restaurant on 20/F. I enjoyed my stay here, but it felt comparable to the 3 star hotels, just slightly better especially thanks to the fabulous breakfast and location of breakfast…If hotels have half stars, i would think it’s’more of a 3.5 star hotel instead of a 4. I have a few suggestions which the hotel can look into to improve in the future. 3 Things to improve on: 1) I picked this hotel because I read other reviews saying the hotel is connected to a bridge from the Okayama station. This is true but unfortunately there were no signs in the station to guide travellers unlike another hotel like Granvia. Google suggested that I look for the west exit which I did, but I ended up being at the ground level hence had to bring big suitcase all the stairs…then I spotted the bridge and ANA crowne plaza from the street 2) cleanliness can be improved. There’s a UCC drip coffee machine in the room. I don’t drink coffee, and the box for the drip coffee selection was refilled. However I spotted a used capsule on the floor near the wall. The bin was not blocking the view, so the cleaners could’ve easily spotted the rubbish if they had been a little more careful and looked under the table when they have to clear out the rubbish bin anyway. 3) I sent a message to the hotel via TRIP.com. The message wasn’t replied promptly, as in within a few hours. Ultimately it didn’t matter anymore, I arrived at the hotel before somebody managed to reply me. Maybe it’s the system that’s problematic which may have caused a lag? Or staff only look at mails/messages when not too busy at the front desk?

Our stay at Hotel Granvia was exceptional. The rooms were incredibly comfortable and clean, providing a perfect retreat after a day of exploring. What truly stood out, however, was the hospitality; the staff were remarkably kind and helpful, going out of their way to assist us. Combined with its convenient location, I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone

Actually, it is right next to the railway but you have to take a slight detour. I think the ecology near Niwase Station is very good. You can see super cute cormorants catching big carp. The area around the hotel is very quiet. The room is quite large, much larger than the average Japanese business hotel. There are also massage chairs and jacuzzi. It is very comfortable to soak in the massage chair after walking all day. I fell asleep in the massage chair. The front desk staff are very enthusiastic and always smiling. The hygiene is very clean. The soles of your feet are especially clean when you walk barefoot. There is a 711 nearby, but the hotel can also order meals. You have a good rest. I highly recommend this hotel.

I is bery pleese with this hotel. is in a good place to train, to eat places and close to pikan and momotaro. opposit hotel is good restarant...yuniga is bery convenient.

Facilities: The room was quite spacious; we could lay down two 30-inch suitcases flat, and there was plenty of room for a 24-inch one on the luggage rack. On our floor, there was a microwave, disposable chopsticks, and an ice machine. The shower had great water pressure, and the bed and pillows were very comfortable. It was fully equipped, and the toiletries were POLA. Hygiene: Overall, it was quite clean, though there was a bit of dust on the windowsill, probably because it was hidden by the table and curtains. Environment: The location is very convenient. There's a Matsumoto Kiyoshi downstairs and a Lawson directly across the street. Kani Doraku is also very close, and it's only a 10-minute walk to the Shinkansen. Service: Excellent. The front desk provided complimentary amenities and consumables.

The hotel is a bit of a walk from Kurashiki Station, and navigating the cobblestone paths through the scenic area can be quite tiring with luggage. On our return, we had the hotel arrange a taxi, which cost 1200 JPY. The hotel grounds are beautiful, and its location right in the Bikan Historical Quarter makes shopping incredibly convenient. Rooms are clean and quite modern. Just be aware that if you select the 'Do Not Disturb' option, towels will not be replaced. The breakfast restaurant offers an elegant setting, primarily serving Japanese cuisine, and you can even take coffee to go after your meal. Overall, it's a very high-quality hotel.

Just a 3-4 minute walk from Kurashiki Station South Exit, this hotel has a lovely European resort style. For a Monday, a twin room at only 330 yen is incredible value for money! The room was quite spacious, and the large public bath in the basement was also very roomy, complete with free massage chairs. You can buy tickets for the Ohara Museum of Art at the front desk for 100 yen less than at the entrance. Plus, there's an affordable supermarket right across from the hotel that's open until 11 PM – perfect for grabbing groceries! I bought a bunch of late-night snacks and breakfast for the next day, all for less than 1500 yen.