Okayama International Hotel, Okayama

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were convenient but had a strong smell of cigarettes and felt worn out. The service was kind and helpful, offering various amenities like car hire and housekeeping. The location exceeded my expectations despite being far from the train station. The dining experience was enjoyable with good grilled food choices. The facilities were decent, though some areas could use improvement.

The hotel rooms were a mixed bag; they smelled like cigarettes but were decently maintained. The service was friendly and helpful, offering a range of convenient amenities. The location exceeded my expectations in Japan, providing easy access to both Okayama City and Miyoshi. The dining experience was satisfactory, especially compared to other hotels in Japan. Overall, the facilities were adequate but not exceptional.

The hotel is like stepping into a different world, offering a unique experience. The service is exceptional, going above and beyond to assist me during my stay. Though the location exceeded my expectations, being far from the train station was a downside. The dining options were delightful, especially the local jams. The facilities provided added convenience and comfort to my visit.

The hotel offers a unique experience, like a journey to another part of the world while overlooking the city. The rooms, although seeming a bit old, are surprisingly charming and evoke a sense of history. However, some may find them not up to modern standards. The service is exceptional, with a kind and helpful staff ready to assist with various amenities like car hire, dry cleaning, housekeeping, laundry, and even a shuttle service with a complimentary welcome drink. The location exceeded my expectations, being on a picturesque hilltop setting in Okayama, a true gem in Japan. The dining experience, compared to other hotels in Japan, was satisfactory, with standout items like delicious cheese rolls. The facilities are plentiful and sufficient for a comfortable stay.

The hotel had a strange smell of cigarettes and felt terribly worn out, giving the impression of being from another era. The rooms were outdated, but the service was kind and helpful. Despite the location far from the train station to Okayama City, the service was accommodating. The dining experience, especially the puddings, was good compared to other hotels in Japan. The facilities were limited, with car hire, dry cleaning, housekeeping, laundry, shuttle service, and a free shuttle service, along with a welcome drink.