Busca albergues en Okayama

El Hostel Cuore Kurashiki se encuentra en el distrito histórico de Bikan, en Kurashiki, a 10 minutos a pie de la estación de JR Kurashiki. Mejores baños de hostel que fui en mi vida. Súper limpios y cómodos. Las habitaciones también espaciosas y limpias. Muy buena ubicación.

DENIM HOSTEL float se encuentra en Kurashiki, a 16 km de Mizushima Ryokuchi Fukuda Park, y ofrece restaurante, habitaciones libres de humo, wifi gratis y bar. It feels like a secret holiday house. The bath was very relaxing and you can use it privately too. The staff are very friendly, they helped providing me with alternative methods to reach the property as the direct buses stop after 7pm or so. It’s very clean and the restaurant felt very private and delicious. You can grind coffee beans in your room and read books and magazines it was a beautiful experience and design.

Machicado se encuentra en Tamano y dispone de jardín, salón de uso común, bar y wifi gratis en todo el alojamiento. Only problem was I thought it was on the art island. Otherwise great stay

El Hibari House Guest house está a 10 minutos en coche de la estación de Okayama, situada a 40 minutos en tren de la estación de Hiroshima y a 50 minutos de la estación de Shin-Osaka. I forgot something there and they went out of their way to send it to my new location!

El Kamp Houkan-cho Backpacker's Inn & Lounge se encuentra a solo 500 metros de la salida oeste de la estación de tren JR de Okayama, y dispone de una cafetería con un escenario para actuaciones en... Great vibe and decor In Bar area. Lovely staff. Super good. Very clean tatami mat room- huge and a lot of light . We stayed in largest room. Easily slept 4

Kikusui Ryokan se encuentra en Tamano, a 24 km de Sogenji Temple, y ofrece habitaciones con aire acondicionado y jardín. Buena ubicación. La habitación era amplia y cómoda. Lo mejor fue que no había una hora límite de llegada.

北房まちの駅 AZAE ドリトミー azae está en Maniwa, a 22 km de Shoka Museum Ikegamitei y a 23 km de Bukeyashiki Kyu Oriike Kyu Haibarake. Mr Sakamoto was a wonderful host! He does his job well as local town tourist information manager. He welcomed us, gave us some maps and answered our questions. It’s a converted Japanese house, not a hotel. We stayed in the cheaper dormitory part of the property. It was adequate. In the dormitory side the two rooms are upstairs and the toilet and small shower are downstairs. The toilets were clean and the kitchenette area under the stairs was adequate for simple dinner and breakfast we had. The local supermarket is a short distance away by car and open 9a-9p. Plenty of selection available. We enjoyed a morning walk along the lovely little river and through the town and countryside. The firefly park and pavilion were a short drive away but they were interesting to see. We’d love to go back in the spring during cherry blossom season and in early June for the firefly season. The stars were beautiful since there’s little light pollution!