Hotels With WiFi in Okayama Prefecture, Japan

"Small hotel with a decent-sized room. The hotel does not have its own parking but there are several paid parking options nearby. Amenities are generously provided in the lobby allowing guests to pick up what they need. Bonus points for the spacious bathroom — I especially loved the shower head which made for a very comfortable shower experience. Overall a pleasant short stay."

"Very convenient, located just beside the train station. Recently renovated and beautiful interior with new and modern furnishings. Able to store luggage before check-in and after check-out. The public onsen was a plus but usually crowded so I did not use it. Room and private bathroom is very small but I suppose within expectations for Japan. Still able to open one large luggage inside the room."

"Could not fault this hotel. It is in a fantastic location. Our room was wonderful, very clean and a good size. Service was exceptional."

"Highly recommended Service: Top-notch service by the reception. Left our bags there as it was not time to check-in and by the time we came back to check-in, they were already in our room. Receptionist was really friendly and can converse in English. Location: Really strategic and was the right choice for us as it was the rainy season when we stayed. The hotel is directly connected to the JR Okayama station via a covered bridge and there is no need go under the rain (or sun) to get to our hotel. There is also a big AEON mall behind the hotel, a nice Don Quijote and Takashimaya department store across the street. The electric tramway stop is also just across the street and can get you to places like Okayama castle, Korakuen garden and food places at Omotecho shopping street. Room: Really spacious with enough room to even open 2-3 luggage bags side-by-side. Toilet is separate from bath (which I prefer) and bathtub was huge. Amenities: They provide free drinks (including few bottles of red and white wine) and great coffee/tea sachets. Bath salts, travel kits (skin care and bath) were provided as well. Price: May be on the higher side but understandable due to the points above. I would say it is reasonable. Wifi: The connectivity is just awful. It might be cause I was allocated the far corner/end room but it was really unstable and I had to use my own travel data most of the time. I find this is a really important point for the hotel to take note as overseas travellers usually have a very limited data allowance and would often need to rely on the hotel's wifi to surf the net (or do social media uploads/postings)"

"The location is great, about a 10-minute walk from the station exit. The room wasn't cleaned daily; I stayed for 3 days and it wasn't cleaned at all. The room was too small, making it difficult to even open one suitcase. Breakfast was quite basic, with very small portions of everything, so you'll need to go back for more."

"This was my favorite hotel during this trip. While it wasn't the most expensive or luxurious, it was the most comfortable stay. The facilities weren't brand new, and the bathroom wasn't very spacious, but its prime location right next to Okayama Station more than made up for it, especially for island hopping. Plus, being able to enjoy afternoon tea on the executive floor, sipping a cocktail by the window, and watching the busy trains at Okayama Station below – isn't that just delightful?"

"This hotel is a bit older but still comfortable. The rooms are much larger than standard, though the soundproofing isn't great. The location is excellent, right near the entrance to the Kurashiki Canal, and there's plenty of parking. The staff were very helpful with directions. Breakfast wasn't particularly varied."

"The lobby has a corner for young traveller 🥰, I am so tempted to take the stuff toy back to room😂. When I deposited my luggage as I arrived early, I had expected to collect and push to my room when I did the check-in. But they surprised me by informing me, they had placed my luggage in the room! At the lobby, after 2130hrs, you can also get free soba noodles! And you can get either free yoghurt drinks or ice cream after you visit the natural hot spring too!"

"In general a very good stay. Breakfast was surprisingly great, very big selection of good high quality food. The only thing that wasn’t great was that in order to use the gym you had to have separate indoor shoes (as standard in Japan nothing surprising there) but to rent the only payment method was paypay which basically no foreigners has. I was looking forward for the gym but couldn’t use it due to these reasons. The second disappointing thing was that the pool doesn’t have very clear opening seasons. During pool season, the pool costs extra but during off season it should be free to enter the pool terrace. I thought it was off season already but the door to the pool was closed anyway."

"The location of the hotel is far from the mountainous area, but our car system problem, the hotel environment is good, comfortable, good service, we stayed in the quadruple room, the room is big, clean, the toilet and bathroom are separated, there is a living room, there are two beds with tatami, hot springs are wrong, there is open air and indoors, Kaiseki cuisine and buried buffet breakfast are a few good taste, variety, the hotel also sells hand letters, this stay is quite satisfactory"