Hotels near Takahashi City Nariwa Museum in Takahashi

It was a room with a twin single youth, which was quite wide 々. I think the building itself is not so new, but it was a clean and clean room. The unit bus was large, and the bathtub was relaxed with the size of the foot. The front desk and the restaurant were polite and good impression.

Located in Yakage, Yakageya, Inn & Suites is a 4-minute drive from Kokushoji Temple and 10 minutes from Kagura Folklore Museum. This spa hotel is 13.3 mi (21.4 km) from Setonaikai National Park and 5.6 mi (9.1 km) from Okayama Astronomical Museum.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa.Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Local cuisine breakfasts are available daily for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The hotel staff is very kind. The hotel has games for guests to entertain. The convenience store downstairs is full of food and buy.

There is a nice comfy feel about this hotel. Possibly due to there being less hustle and bustle from the previous hotels we have stayed in on this 18 day tour. First one with a separate shower and no step into bathroom! Very quite rooms albeit quite dark. Breakfast was poorest we have had so far but given most of the guests are Asian it was going to happen sooner or later. The only eggs on offer, apart from a poor attempt at French toast, were a very watery scrambled eggs. No taste so probably made from powder or granules. East walking to river and Main Street. A very relaxing town with nice feel to it and plenty of dining options around with a slower pace than other places we have stopped at.

가성비 좋아요~ 무엇보다 신축 호텔이여서 시설,청결도 좋고 넓적하여 아주 편했어요. 직원분들이 친절하고주변관광 정보도 많이 알려주어 너무 좋았어요! 호텔은 구라시키역에서 1분 거리. 백화점, 상점, 미관지구 도보가능한 거리. 호텔 주차장이 없지만 인근 주차장이 많아 불편함이 없었어요. 조식은 특별하게 계약카페에서 제공되는 식이어서 현지카페도 가고 길거리도 구경하고 좋은 경험이었어요. (로비에 베이글 커피정도는 있어요) 환경을 생각하여 객실 내 어메니티는 최소로 줄이고 칫솔이 필요하시면 카운터에서 달라고 하시면 되요. 다음에 또 간다면 재방분 할 의사 무조건 있습니다. Great deal! It was a brand new hotel. The facilities are modern and quite spacious for Japan. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Very conveniently located right next to Kurashiki station(1 minute walk). Department stores, shops and Kurashiki Bikan historical quarter are within walking distance. There is no parking lot in the hotel, but there were many parking lots nearby, so there was no inconvenience. Breakfast was specially provided at the contract cafe, so it was a great experience to go to the local cafe and to see the streets. Considering the environment, there are minimized amenity in your room. Of course you can ask for if you need a toothbrush etc. I was most comfortable and would certainly stay again.

I prefer Duomi. The location is good and you can also take a hot spring bath. Kurashiki's Domi is relatively close to Kurashiki Station, a few minutes' walk, and the beautiful area is across the road. The room is not small, and the Japanese-style breakfast includes local specialties, such as mackerel sashimi and paella. There are many places to eat next to the hotel. But because the hotel is next to the road, you can hear the sound of cars at night. In short, the price/performance ratio is relatively high, recommended.

The red town appears at the end of the winding mountain road. This town where we have been living used to be a mining town centered on copper mining and Bengala (Red Iron Oxide) production from the middle of the Edo period.Copper and Bengala bring great wealth to Fukiya. Transportation had been inconvenient in the age of Edo since it is in the mountain. At that time, a grand town of 300 meters builds becomes the characteristic spot.Even when the mine is closed, the city is still protected by the local residents.We have been working to protect the townscape earlier than others in Japan.It was selected as the 8th important traditional buildings preservation area of ​​the country since 1977. Machiya Stay Fukiya Senmai is reconstructed from a 140-year-old traditional Japanese house in the corner of the town to one villa for rental. While respecting the beauty of a traditional townhouse, it is equipped with modern facilities for a comfortable stay. Only one set of customers is accepted one day. Dinner and breakfast at the hotel are available by reservation. Please contact us for details.It is a great pleasure for us to revive townhouses that have not been used for a long time.We hope you feel like home when you come to live in this townhouse in a city that has not changed since the Edo period. Enjoy your leisurely time here!

The hotel lobby and corridor are very well decorated, the facilities in the room are slightly old, the room space is OK, the breakfast is OK, the hotel location is by the road, turn left 50 meters is the beautiful entrance, there is a whole family supermarket diagonally opposite, you can walk to the surrounding attractions.

We used the twin room. The twins we stayed in were on the top floor, the room, bath, toilet were all large, and when we opened the curtain, there was an open-air bath of the size of adults ４ names, and it was very relaxing. The direct meal is delicious and Okayama like Muscat dessert. The underground hot spring is artificial radium, but the body was healed by the large bath.

I spent one night in Kurashiki on my way to Takamatsu. I arrived rather late but still went for a walk around the canal in the old town - definitely worth it as it’s much quieter than during the day. Same thing for an early morning walk, great for pictures. Hostel Cuore has a nice bar downstairs, where you also check in and check out. The female dorm was very comfortable, it’s more as if you have your own mini-room: the upper ‘pods’ have real stairs to climb up to them instead of a ladder. There is a curtain in front of every pod-entrance, so lots of privacy (apart from the curtain for the external window that was lacking right in front of my bed). I did miss a fridge in the tiny common room though, where kitchen facilities seemed very limited. It’s very close to the old quarter, in a perfect location. I went for lunch at the Mamakari-tei, they only serve the famous ‘sardines’ with their most expensive menu set, but it was definitely worth it. I visited several of the sites: - Ohara museum of art: I skipped the part with western painting but enjoyed the Asian section. In the morning there was also a hall open with views of the garden, worth a look. - Ohashi house: lovely place with a really enchanting tea house at the end of the tour. You can order the tea in the previous stop ( the library if I remember well) but have it served in the teahouse with a view of the garden. Lovely and quiet experience, nice chat with the lady working there. - I skipped the toy and Momotaro museums as I had no specific interest in them and didn’t want to overload the day - Kurabo memorial hall: not a lot of English captions, but if you like old pictures of the industrial heritage of the area, this is a nice stop - Achi-jinja: lovely shrine just a short climb up from the old quarter. Very atmospheric and quiet. - Craft museum: well presented, nice souvenir shop I ended up buying quite some souvenirs here: some cute toys and products made from the fabric that is used in tatami mats.