Hotels With Parking in Okayama Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is nice and the room was clean (except for the long black hair left all over floor in the bathroom). The breakfast is just a sandwich box, there is no coffee (just instant coffee). I would expect better. The staff is not accommodating and never seems to be in a good mood. I was also asked several times to pre-check online. After the third email reminder, I tried and the system didn’t let me complete it. But you can be sure that when I showed up at the reception that is the first thing they asked. Why don’t you have a QR code? Also, they charge you for lockers. I have never been in an hotel where luggage storage wasn’t complementary. The experience could be different if they improve a few things.

5 starts hotel, staff are helpful and welcomed. The location is very good, near the train station, aeon mall and big camera is within 5 mins walkable distance. The hotel is aged but well maintained. They provide parking at the basement of the hotel. We had a good stay there.

The staff at the front desk were welcoming and attentive, and communication was seamless. The location is excellent, surrounded by numerous commercial areas, making it incredibly convenient for transportation. The hotel boasts a quiet ambiance and comprehensive, well-maintained facilities.

Outstanding service, all the staffs are very friendly and helpful, the food, including bar drink and breakfast are very delicious, great location, will come back if visit Okayama again

The location is excellent, easily accessible via an underpass. The surrounding area is lively, offering plenty of convenient dining and shopping options. The staff were exceptionally friendly. Breakfast featured a good variety and was quite delicious. A nice bonus was the complimentary ice cream available after enjoying the hot spring.

I previously stayed at Hotel JAL City Kokura and was quite impressed with JR West's hotels, so I booked a room at their Okayama location directly. After getting off the Shinkansen, I headed in the opposite direction of Kokura Castle (I think it was the Sports Park exit, I've forgotten a bit, but definitely the opposite direction). Once I saw GU, I took the elevator straight up to the lobby to check in. Since I was going to Kurashiki, I dropped off my luggage at the front desk beforehand. I returned in the evening to check in. The room was newer than the one in Kokura, but significantly smaller. It takes about half an hour to walk from the hotel to Okayama Castle; basically, you just walk straight down Momotaro Avenue from the station. I took the tram back. Here, you can pick up toiletries in the lobby, but no drinking water is provided in the room. This wasn't a big issue though, as there are several convenience stores and small supermarkets downstairs, and if you walk a bit further, you can even explore Aeon and Takashimaya.

Had good dinner , dinner last order at 830pm with 2 sets of choices , breakfast start at 630am buffet style, coffee machine out of order, female onsen need to get key from reception counter and use another lift to go up , washing machine is 300 yen and dryer 100yen , able to communicate with simple English. Near to Aeon mall. Okayama JR take East exit

We stayed in a family room with my elderly mother, and although there were four beds, there was a living area and the space was spacious, so we were able to enjoy ourselves in the room. My mother also broke her leg a few months ago and was walking with a cane, so we asked in advance if we could borrow a wheelchair and were able to borrow one from check-in to check-out. Thanks to this, we were able to stroll around Kurashiki's beautiful streets and eat delicious sweets, which was very appreciated. The large public bath was also flat and easy for my elderly mother to use, and it felt good to be in a large public bath for the first time in a while, so we took a bath twice, once in the evening and once in the morning. My younger sister had stayed at Ivy Square on a school trip a long time ago, so she also had a nostalgic feeling about it. The plan also included breakfast, so we had breakfast, and there were Okayama specialties such as seared Spanish mackerel and mackerel sashimi lined up, so we enjoyed local gourmet food from the morning. After the meal, we ordered some take-out coffee and sat on a bench in the courtyard, enjoying a delicious coffee moment surrounded by the ivy-covered historic building. Although our stay was short, thanks to the thoughtfulness of the hotel staff, we were able to have a safe and enjoyable trip with my elderly mother. Thank you very much.

I always stay here when I stay in Kurashiki. The location is good near the Bikan District, and the size of this room is not desired in other hotels, there is a feeling of cleanliness, I love the atmosphere of the restaurant Hachimanzo, and I will stay again.

Although it is far from the station, it is a long-established hotel that can be used for meetings, gatherings, banquets, etc., and the service is very polite. The breakfast was very luxurious, with tempura and omelettes prepared in the live kitchen.