4 star hotels in Okayama

Conveniently link to Okayama Station, just a short walk that pass through level 2 area and link bridge to the hotel. The room is quite spacious with separate vanity and toilet area. The bed is comfortable and we rested quite well.

Excellent hotel with direct access to Okayama station. The service, cleanses, location…. everything is top class!

We enjoyed the service and comfort of the hotel. Buffet breakfast was great too. Parking is available at the basement. It’s just next to JR station and many shopping malls.

Kudos to the service crew! Special thanks to Ms Kumomoto of the front desk for making extra efforts to direct us to a nearby clinic, went with us to the supermarket to get the masks and arranging the taxi to bring us there.

Absolutely delighted with my stay at this hotel! First off, I received a complimentary upgrade to a spacious 32 sqm room. What's more, the included travel pass offered a choice of three different perks, which proved to be incredibly handy. The hotel's location is also extremely convenient, with direct access to the JR station directly from the second floor.

This hotel exceeded our expectations. Traveling with our 8-year-old daughter, we were provided with a triple room. Its location is exceptionally convenient, with a dedicated walkway connecting directly to Okayama Station. The room itself was very spacious. We would have loved to try the breakfast, but as we had an early train to Takamatsu the next morning, we couldn't book it. From the smooth check...

Pretty good, nice and quiet, and good services, nice onsen too. and massage chai

The hotel environment is nice, and the rooms are quite spacious. The service attitude is good. The location is also excellent, with complete surrounding facilities, making dining, shopping, and getting around very convenient. I would choose it again next time.

Room space is quite small, the location is great. Close to the station and Aeon shopping mall

It's super close to JR, just around the corner! Plus, it has a public bath! It was great to relax there after a long day of sightseeing. I even got lucky and found a free massage chair, which was a real treat. The breakfast offered a good variety of options, generally tasty, haha. We booked a twin room, and the space was quite decent.

This was my second stay at the Okayama Garden Hotel, and I chose it again for its convenient location. It's within walking distance of Okayama Station, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. I also appreciate the long tea time and the excellent breakfast selection.

Very convenient, right next to Okayama Station. It's a standard Japanese hotel setup.

The room on the 17th floor has great natural light, and the view outside the window is beautiful and expansive. The room is very clean and tidy, and there's a free coffee machine available.

Very nice hotel and nice good location , I always select this hotel when I at japa

I was down graded. Because the room I booked is oversold.

Great location right next to the station, convenient to get around. Had a room with a fantastic view too.

The room is good view and they provide eyes hot pad for when you sleep to using. Even I stayed one night, they gave me a bottle of water. Pls mark it: they don't have water at room, but you can use ice~

This is a wonderful property located just in front of Okayama station, which makes it a very convenient hotel to stay at. The room and amenities are very good as well!

The room was spacious, clean, and had plenty of amenities. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

The open-air observation bath has a great view, but there is no large bath and few washing areas, so it can be tough in the winter.

Although the furniture was a bit old, the room was exceptionally clean, including the bathroom facilities, and the linens were spotless, making for a very comfortable stay. The amenities were impressive, including a razor, hairbrush, toothbrush, and shower cap, plus a POLA skincare set (toner, emulsion, facial pack, cleansing oil, and facial wash). The shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were also...

The highlight is the hotel's onsen (hot spring). The view is stunning, but the men's and women's onsens alternate days, offering two different views. The hot water is good, and the sauna is excellent, but the fitness center is small and not suitable for serious workouts. The beds and rooms are a bit old but clean. The view from the room is especially amazing at sunset.

The hotel is located in the mountains. The lobby is nicely decorated. However, the rooms are rather old, though clean.

There is only the Japanese restaurant opened during my stay. Not a good location to get around unless with a car. The staffs cannot speak English but they try their best to understand what we need. The city view from the room is excellent.

The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful, with the concierge booking us a nearby restaurant for dinner. The complimentary alcoholic drinks and canapés was much appreciated and the breakfast was superb. I would thoroughly recommend a stay at this hotel. The beautiful Ritsurin Gardens are 25 minutes walk from the hotel.

Room is clean and tidy. Their staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel is located in the city centre and close to many restaurants and shops.

This is the worst hotel we’ve stayed in Japan. Our room was so tiny and needed renovation not justified the high price we’ve paid. Breakfast was poor with limited selection. Definitely would not go back to this hotel again.

It's a bit on the expensive side, but absolutely worth every penny. I was completely satisfied with everything, from the room's condition to its excellent location.

The hotel is a bit dated, but it's very well-maintained. I particularly liked the sit-down vanity table; it made getting ready much more comfortable. While there weren't any Chinese-speaking staff, a Japanese lady was diligently learning Chinese, which I found very commendable.

Very happy of the time, could rent bicycle for 300 yen! Location super convenient

We stayed at Kifu no Sato in Yunogo Onsen for the second time after many years, and it reminded us what a lovely ryokan this is. From the flowers throughout the building to the meals, tableware, and guest room, everything reflected great care and a beautiful sense of the season. As soon as we arrived, we were welcomed by Japanese umbrellas, lanterns, and seasonal flowers at the entrance, creating...

We stayed in a beautiful ground-level room with a private onsen quite a while ago. I was initially a bit confused by the onsen instructions but we figured it out. The meals were delicious and well crafted (seasonality, plating, etc.). We visited during spring/summer, and the meal was hydrangea themed - which happens to be my mother's favourite flower! We also loved the free flow beverages - although...

Really nice hotel. Want to visit again

Artistic and luxe ryokan. One of my favourite experiences in Japan. When you walk in, all your senses are immediately greeted - the smell of tatami, woody fresh aromas, beautifully curated ikebana arrangements; art adorning the walls; masterfully crafted furniture and vases. To top it all off, the dinner and breakfast is the best i’ve had in Japan - curated to reflect seasonal ingredients, perfectly...

The hotel is probably the most expensive in Yunogo Onsen, but once you arrive, you'll feel it's well worth the price. The hotel is elegantly decorated, with flower arrangements throughout, and you can see the attention to detail and taste. For transportation, there's a free shuttle bus to Yunogo Onsen (the one-way trip takes one hour). Upon arrival, the hotel shuttle is waiting, and it arrives at the...

The Matsutake Kaiseki course was delicious It seems that Nadeshiko Japan player Miyama Aya worked here part-time when she was a member of Yunogo Belle. The rice was delicious, and even though it was the season, I thoroughly enjoyed the Matsutake mushrooms.