Top Hotels Near Okayama South Village in Okayama from NZ$84

"We didn't have any breakfast so I can't speak to that, but the rooms are nice. The ones on the north side are nice and big, particularly by Japanese standards. The staff is great as is the location. "

"The hotel in an old building which I think doesn’t get renovated yet. However it is a proper business hotel with clean room, good staff and great location."

"Convenient to trains and shopping. My room had a bit of a locker room smell, though."

"This location is a perfect place to begin your journey through Japan, if landing in kurashiki. The staff were extremely kind and helpful, they will try to understand any language you speak, with full attentiveness. Very nice welcoming to 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"

"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."

"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."

"Everything was really good "

"Great hotel a few meters from Bikan Historical Quarter. Good standard size room, staff polite and professional, the onsen is a plus. The breakfast spread could be improved by providing more choices for western guests. All that rice and fish were too much for the western taste. A cereal or yoghurt wouldn’t hurt. "