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"The one worry is across the street matador if you go out avoid if late at night. Sometimes (foreigners) can be drunk and try to fight with people unsure if it is staff or just a one off"

"Didn't realize I booked a smoking room. Not stoked on that, but otherwise it was fine."

"部屋が広くゆったりしていて、浴槽とトイレが別で風呂にゆっくり浸かることが出来、旅の疲れをいやすことができました。"

"Very nice and friendly staff. Room is small but comfortable for 3 people though. We requested for extra pillows and it arrived in a few minutes. "

"Great location and great price, right beside the historic district!"

"Nice hotel"

"Kind staff who let us store our luggage after check out until our train in the afternoon. Clean rooms, nicely furnished. Location along the river was pretty!"

"Nice place and good location "

"This hotel surprised me. I wasn’t expecting much. But the room was spacious and the bathroom facilities were good. The bed was a little firm for my liking and the pillow was firm as well. Even on the lowest fan setting, the HVAC was blowing a little hard. But the breakfast provided was very good, the tram station was just across the street, and the Peace Memorial was a short walk away. I would consider this hotel again if we ever make it back to this great city. "

"It was really good. The hotel staff are very welcoming, for a hotel it’s really good. The room is smaller than what you would get in another country, but it does the job just as fine. Overall, smooth experience, clean hotel, and friendly staff. "

"Great hotel. Great Service. The breakfast was delicious (and we are vegetarian). Also enjoyed the onsen every night. The shuttle bus to and from the train stop was great also. "

"Lovely spacious room, with largest bath we’ve had. Bed and pillows (unusual husk ones, which were firm, unlike most of the too squishy ones elsewhere!) were comfortable; Buffet breakfast was great. Very convenient to station and garden, and lovely view of the little canal nearby. Staff were helpful, and friendly, and we took up a suggestion to go to Kurashiki Bikan, which we enjoyed. The display of local arts and crafts n the lobby and on each floor was an interesting touch. Would definitely...