Okayama Hotel Guide - Okayama South Village hotels in Okayama, Japan.

"I loved this hotel. It was a short taxi ride from the train station and located right on the edge of the historical quarter and had access directly into it. Room was compact but clean and comfortable. I highly recommend a stay here"

"Biggest bedroom in japan for this trip… especially for japan. There’s no front desk and check in is thru online registration. . I was abit early for my check in but they did let me check in a little earlier. Located right outside the Bikan Historical area, hotel is convenient and comfortable "

"Great location"

"A nice hotel that needs the rooms deep cleaned or renovated. Location is great and the staff was nice. Free drink of Sake when checking in. Beds were so so. The room we had, had a bit of a sour milk smell. Carpets need to be deep cleaned or replaced."

"Great location in Okayama, right near the station and across from a great area for bars and restaurants. Was tricky to find initially from the station, but once you know the route its easy to go back and forth. Staff were very friendly and polite helping with holding bags before check in, amenities and changing money for the laundry. Room was typical Japan size so not much space to move around, but was only used for sleeping and resting as so much to explore in the city. Laundry was easy to use and there's an app on the TV that shows if the wash cycle is finished so you dont need to remember the timing yourself which is useful. "

"Super convenient to the station"

"What a fantastic place. It was ideal given that I was visiting Naoshima. If you to the same, make sure you reserve a bike ahead of time. The baths they give you access to are also spectacular and it was the best breakfast I had while in Japan. They have lots of amenities and it’s beautiful."

"We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. Very close to one of the most beautiful gardens and castle and close to the Okayama Station."

"Hotel incorporated into a velodrome away from the port but easy walk to catch the ferry to the islands. Lunch and dinner menu's offered are not up to Japanese standard so you need to eat at Uno port unless you want fried food. Breakfast okay but no fresh fruit. A word of warning even if you just want a drink at the restaurant after your day you need to book at reception on your return to the hotel. Also need to book shuttle if you want transfer to Uno station on any day. Bike hire available for taking on the ferry for Island tours. Rooms small so travel light as no room for larger suitcases."