Location: Okayama Prefecture Japanese Pensions
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Discover the best Japanese Pensions in Okayama Prefecture, Chugoku including Qkamura Hiruzen Kogen, Toyoko Inn Okayama-eki Nishi-guchi Migi, Okayama Hiruzen Villas Peter Pan, Shiraishi Island International Villa, Poppy Springs Resort & Spa, Hotel Tachibana, Nokishita Toshokan B&B, Pension Oyajinoumi, Business Inn Kurashiki, Benefit Hotel Honmachi.
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1. Qkamura Hiruzen Kogen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Beautiful area!
Reviewed By tabigasuki08Stayed for one night and everything was great. The staff was so friendly and helpful. Dinner and breakfast were buffet style and everything we tried was pretty good. Our room was a decent size and we had a spectacular view. I tried the onsen and it was nice enough. Felt good to soak in it after being out in the snow! There are plenty of things to do nearby. It snowed a lot when we were there so we didn't get to explore as much, but we definitely plan on going back.
2. Toyoko Inn Okayama-eki Nishi-guchi Migi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 83 reviews
Always loving Toyoko Inn
Reviewed By pancakemarmaladeI always have great comments for Toyoko Inn and this branch in Okayama is one of the best. The service is top grade and everyone always welcomes me with a smile. I always use Okayama as a base to travel out and I will continue to choose this hotel for my next trip
3. Okayama Hiruzen Villas Peter Pan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Okayama Hiruzen Villas Peter Pan is rental guest houses in Hiruzen Kogen. We have 10 unique guest houses which are original method log houses of 100 years old trees and Japanese style. Also there is a cute rose pink cottage in Hiruzen kogen surrounded by rich and beautiful nature. We would like all the guests to stay comfortable, so act or behavior that is against public morals in the hallways or guest rooms are strictly prohibited. Thank you. Please stay as your own villa… We hope we can see you staying with lots of smiles in Okayama Hiruzen Villas Peter Pan.
Cozy Japanese house with private onsen
Reviewed By Anna TWe stayed in a cottage called Akane. The house is pretty and located in quiet green area but still close to main Hiruzen attactions. It was clean and comfortable. There is a place for BBQ that we enjoyed in the evening - we bought BBQ set at the reception. Kitchen is well-equipped with all tools we needed. Toiletries are also provided so we took just small baggage. It was convenient. We spend much time relaxing in the house as it has TV with DVD player and even massage chair. But my favourite was the rock outdoor bath. It feels like in real onsen but private, only for you, and super cozy. The staff is nice and helpful.
4. Shiraishi Island International Villa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
日本人の方だけでもお泊まりいただけます。 どなたでもお越し下さいませ。
Beauty Off the Beaten Track
Reviewed By Ken OShiraishi Island is a picturesque place and the Shiraishi International Villa looks over some of the prettiest parts of it. We spent three nights in off peak season, enjoying village life, walks, the beach and the opportunity to take a break from our usual full on travel pace. The Villa’s contemporary architecture sits well in its surroundings and provides views from every room. There is a convenience store that is quite sufficient and would have saved us lugging food from Kasaoka. Moya, the Villa’s on-site manager, can arrange delicious and very reasonably priced lunch and/or dinner at an inn, just down from the Villa on the beach. Special thanks to Moya, who could not do more to keep the Villa clean and neat, and to look after his guests. Warm, helpful and hard working, he’s the perfect host.
5. Poppy Springs Resort & Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Cosy with ecological food, near great Onsen
Reviewed By DNManfPerfect for the modest but conscious getaway weekend to an authentic Japanese spa-town. Calm and stylish in its own way. Loved the ecological food and the closeness to the Grand Hotel onsen nearby (included in the price).
6. Hotel Tachibana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
4D3N in Hotel Tachibana
Reviewed By Kighty CWe spent 3 nights in this hotel and we love it. Although the staff are not good in English, but they were willing to help. The room is clean and we had a separate typed toilet in our room. It was very nice. The breakfast is simple (bread, egg, salad, sausage, etc), but it was tasty. There is a massage chair in the lobby, we love to take a rest there after whole day sightseeing. We like the way they arrange the carpark, they have put our name to indicate the carpark for us. In conclude, we love this hotel and willing to stay there again.
7. Nokishita Toshokan B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Our Nokishita Toshokan is an eco-friendly bed and breakfast fully dedicated to the comfort of sensitive and nature-loving travellers. We are located a one-minute walk away from Nishiawakura station on the Chizu Kyuko Line, and are conveniently situated for visiting many of the local attractions and sight-seeing spots in the area. Our B&B is the perfect place to enjoy the Japanese countryside at its best; open your heart and our mountains and rivers will share their secrets. For one or more nights, find yourself warmly welcomed into our converted Japanese farmhouse. Our two spacious guest rooms comfortably sleep two people each, and can be converted to accommodate three. Bathrooms are shared, and guests can use the library lounge to relax in. There, you will find a wide range of books in Japanese, English, Spanish and French. Access to Free wifi. Vegetarian/vegan breakfast featuring homemade organic French bread.
Experiencing Our Best Life in the Countryside of Japan
Reviewed By Tchase2760Our stay with Hiromi, Olivier and their boys had been highly recommended by other family members who had stayed here. We were not disappointed. My wife and I were traveling with our two adult children and sixteen year old daughter. From the time Hiromi met us at the train station and greeted each of us by name we felt like part of her family for the time we were here. If possible I recommend staying on a Friday night or Saturday as you will get to experience Olivier’s French bread making skills. They have a small bakery on site only open one day a week. Olivier made quiche, pizzas, brioche bread among others. Absolutely fantastic! Hiromi is the consummate host. She took us on a hike through a forest that was beautiful. We went to a small area known for the fireflies at night in June and saw the most spectacular display of glowing fireflies over water and in a forest. Magical. She also took us to an incredible 46 year old authentic Japanese restaurant located way off the beaten path in a wooded area with a waterfall. We ate in a small Cabin with the gracious owner coming to speak and spend time with us. The setting was spectacular and presentation and food excellent. When you stay with Hiromi and Olivier you are truly staying in their home and become part of the family for your stay. If you are looking for a respite from touring Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto I would highly recommend a train ride down to Nokishita Toshokan.
8. Pension Oyajinoumi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
summer❗ おやじの海????
Reviewed By Suimerおやじの海❗到着?え！おやじぢゃない でも息子さんとおやじの心が繋がっている 暖かい心が伝わった１日でした? 大自然満喫? お母さんも可愛くて暖かい✨☀️✨ また頭島ずしまではなく? 『かしらじま』?行きますね
9. Business Inn Kurashiki
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
貸し自転車無料が有り難い～！！
Reviewed By banbi-chubaなんと言っても自転車を無料で貸してくれるので、観光にも便利でした。 歩いて回ると、結構距離があるけれど、自転車のおかげで色々回れました。 近くに大きな日帰り浴場や、昭和の雰囲気そのままの「えびす湯」もあります。 ホテルはオーソドックスな少し古いビジネスホテルです。
10. Benefit Hotel Honmachi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 55 reviews
Large room and good location
Reviewed By Patrick SThe hotel is pretty close to the train station and in the right direction that you can walk from the hotel down to the castle and Kourakuen garden. Given where it is, there are plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants nearby too. The rooms are nothing too special, except that they are quite spacious. It's rather unfortunate that some of the extra space couldn't be donated to the bathroom, which was rather small. I did find that the light in the room was a little lower than I would have expected or liked though. Service and the like was decent. Despite the location, it was reasonably quiet.
