Hotels in de buurt van Betty Smith Jeans Museum (Kurashiki)

'それほど多くのメニューでは なく厳選されたものが出されていて、それぞれが上質なお味であったと思います。'

'清潔でスタッフの対応も申し分なしでした。'

'ホテルスタッフの接客対応が良かったので、また利用したいと思いました。'

'The staff were pleasant and helpful. The hotel was very clean and comfortable.'

'We stayed in a brandnew renovated room, not alk are renovated yet, process still underway'

'We booked a standard room, it was small but very functional! In the breakfast box we missed fruits. The sandwiches with egg and salad were nice. The last day we did not eat anything, too much meat. In our opinion the box causes a lot of waste. A vegetarian option would be a good idea!'

'Perfectly located right across from the station in a quiet area, ideal for early visits to Museum Island with a ferry right at the doorstep; free daily access to the tattoo-friendly onsen and a solid breakfast complete the stay.'

'素晴らしかったです！'

'Très chouette hôtel, abordable, propre, qui offre la possibilité de garer sa voiture pour 1000 yens la nuit même si nous avons trouvé que l'accès en voiture était un peu difficile. '

'全ての設備においてコンパクト。 「狭い」を売り文句にしても良いくらい。狭いからの落ち着きがある。 久々に出会った昭和レトロな趣のあるホテル。'

'Habitación limpia, con vista al mar y a la pista de ciclismo, el desayuno muy completo con opciones japonesas y occidentales también. Varias amenidades en cuarto para mayor comodidad y la temática del diseño estaba divertida. Limpieza excelente Solo el transporte no es tan accesible al llegar ya que se termina a cierta hora y no encontramos taxis disponibles, tuvimos que caminar. '

'Lovely room in a lovely boutique hotel. Clean, spacious, well appointed, and a great shower. 2-minute walk from the train station and a short walk to the historic quarter. Just be aware that they changed the checkout time to 10. (Some of their materials still say 11 and we had factored that into our plans.)'

'Pretty nice accommodation , helpful staff, 3 little orange cats, an ideal place to escape from civilisation '

'Very Nice experience, kind hosting. They noticed our needs in no time. When we arrived, the hotel people came to the door '