Search Hotels Near Orient Museum, Okayama

"The room was really nice and the breakfast was awesome."

"Amazing location"

"Clean room, easy access to laundry facilities, well stocked breakfast, helpful staff. Great location to get to train station, walk to Okayama Castle and bus stop right outside hotel. Lawsons next door to hotel."

"Location was great, staff were helpful, room was nice and clean, you can see Shinkansen comes and go from room window!!"

"Very simple hotel with great staff. Great food and great practical location for train travel."

"Welcome drink was very nice to have"

"Very clean and very good breakfast"

"Great stay! Staff were very helpful. Thank you!"

"Free breakfast provided. Free drinks and popsicle throughout the day."

"It was really close to the Okayama train/skinkansan station for around 5-min walk. It was also near lots of restaurants/shops. They put all the towels you need in the box (equal to the number of days you stayed and number and people). However, they didn't provide any cleaning service. Check-in was quick and remember to take a photo for your room password."

"Friendly staff."

"Clean, have parking and easy to get around"

"Stayed two nights and it was perfect for me. The breakfast wasn't anything special, and the hotel itself is showing some wear and tear, but the room was clean and comfy and just what you'd expect from this kind of hotel. "

"Clean room and friendly staff. "

"Very clean, newly renovated, yummy breakfast, great efficient staff and good facilities. The bed was a little firm but I am used to soft bed so other than that it was an excellent stay"

"fantastic place. great location. great onsen"

"Great "

"Location was nice. Room was quite cramped and the stairs to the second floor were odd and difficult to climb. Staff was very friendly and all the facilities worked well."

"Nice and clean with happy hours drinks and breakfast"

"We had three beds and our room was big. Staff was nice. Hotel is clean. Hamburger place was delicious. Only small thing that i was initially concerned about, but ended up with zero impact other than a few laughs, were the men's girly bars across the street."