Kurashiki Hotels with Breakfast

What a fantastic start to my second trip to Japan! I had such an amazing stay here. The place is peaceful and quiet, and I slept really well. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. I loved the space and the town so much that I ended up extending my stay for another night. Highly recommend!

I stayed in a smoking room, but it was very clean and well-maintained. There was also a welcome drink and an ice cream after the bath, which I thought was very hospitable. I visited on a weekday (Wednesday/Thursday), so many of the restaurants around were closed, but there was a 7-Eleven on the premises, so it wasn't a problem.

The room is clean and comfortable, and the Seto Inner Bridge can be clearly seen outside the window, with beautiful scenery! The open-air outdoor hot spring on the top floor can also enjoy the scenery of the Seto Inner Sea Bridge while soaking. Although it is relatively windy, it is still a very unforgettable experience! Wake up the next morning in the room to watch the sunrise, super! Dinner is a buffet form, a wide variety of food, delicious, exquisite and beautiful! I will definitely stay in Okayama again next time!

The location is fantastic, offering easy access to both Kurashiki and Okayama. The front desk staff were courteous and efficient. Amenities are available for self-service pickup. The restaurant's food selection was decent. Plus, with free parking, it's incredibly convenient for those on a road trip!

Located on Mt. Washu in Kojima, the views are absolutely stunning, offering panoramic sights of the Seto Inland Sea bridges. It's very close to Washuzan Highland Amusement Park, and they provide a shuttle service back to Kojima Station. The rooms are quite spacious by Japanese standards, and there's also a hot spring bath (onsen) available. While it's a bit on the pricey side, the service is impeccable.

We stayed here for our first trip to Kurashiki. It was close to the outlet mall and the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, so it was easy to get around. However, since everyone else staying there was on business, our family felt a bit out of place lol

It used to be a love hotel, and I think it's still in operation, but the rooms were spacious and the bathtub was separate from the shower, so it was great. However, due to the love hotel system, once you check in you can't leave, so you have to check in after you've finished shopping. Also, although the payment system is unmanned, it takes time to confirm with the manager that you've prepaid with C-Trip when you check out. I wish they'd let me know when I check in.

It is near the Kurasaki Bikan Historical Quarter, so it is good for exploring the Bikan Historical Quarter, but it is a bit far from Kurasaki Station, so it takes about 15 minutes on foot. It is old, but well-maintained, and the breakfast is delicious, although it does not have many varieties. It is a decent hotel for a one-day stay.

Excellent location, very close to the scenic district. Upon receiving the key at check-in time, I went to my room only to be told that ”the room cleaning wasn't finished yet,” so I waited outside for a while. While it's understandable that the cleaning wasn't finished, it was a little disappointing that this wasn't communicated to the front desk. The room itself was clean and quiet, no problems there. The complimentary dinner and breakfast had a safe menu, but the salad bar made it quite satisfying.

I always use it. It is very helpful because there is a plan to stay in 3 people 1 room. Also, breakfast is always used without being crowded, but it's a pity that there are no * types. The breakfast fee was 1400 yen for the day ticket, which has risen considerably ...