3-Star Hotels in Okayama City

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.

Place is super sick. They had a cool little map in the beginning of the place that shows all the guest that have visited home. We were the first Canadians there and cant say at all that we were disappointed. For a quick little stop to Okayama it was amazing. Just a small thing but finding the address was kinda difficult as you will receive an email from BETTEI giving coordinates that dont really go to the home. However what is shown on trip.com as thr address seems to be correct. Overall, wonderful short stay in a modern japanese homw

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.

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.

Excellent! The reception staff were great, very friendly and attentive. Around the check-in date, an email was sent for pre-registration. After completion, a QR code was provided for check-in, which could be scanned at the front desk. Breakfast was served from 6:30-9:30 AM and was delicious with a wide variety of choices. From 6:00-8:00 PM, a free drink per person was available at the restaurant, including lemonade and beer. The first floor has a lounge area, restaurant, vending machines, and massage chairs. The fourth floor has two washing machines (with detergent already added), two dryers, a vending machine for drinks and beer, and a comic book collection. Overall, I was very impressed and the experience was excellent.

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.

I had to book this hotel last minute because my overnight train from Okayama was suddenly cancelled. Even though it was a rush, they were very accommodating and helpful. Thank you!

It's very close to the station, Aeon Mall, Don Quijote, and supermarkets. It's an unmanaged hotel, but if you check in online in advance, you only need to scan a QR code at the hotel, which is very convenient. The kitchen in the room is fully equipped; I cooked many meals of instant noodles in the room (and even added a lot of ingredients I bought at the supermarket 😎). Highly recommended!!!

Very nice hotel with a bath and sauna. A highlight after a long exhausting day! They provide a japanese style dinner, which is sadly not vegetarian and a breakfast buffet, which isn‘t bad. The room had a smoking smell and the bed and pillows are very hard, which we found pretty uncomfortable though.