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Okayama
"Yunokura Tsuruya" is a historic hot spring inn that first opened as a sake brewery and was later renovated to operate as an inn. In addition to delicious sake, the hotel also serves flavorful dishes made with fresh seafood and locally grown vegetables, creating memories of a special trip. The open-air bath, where you can soothe your fatigue, is a free-flowing hot spring whose quality is also said to have skin-beautifying effects. The well in the courtyard has been flowing continuously since the days of the sake brewery, symbolizing the hospitality that has been passed down since the hotel's founding. It is also recommended as a base for sightseeing in Okayama Prefecture.
We offer kaiseki cuisine with luxurious dishes, local specialties, and our signature breakfast made with carefully selected cooking methods. Nowadays, when people travel in isolation, the cuisine at inns and the restaurants where they are served have become more sophisticated. Why not go on a trip looking for lodging and meals using the latest hot keywords? Enjoy our carefully selected dishes that satisfy your heart and stomach.
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湯原温泉 我無らん -GAMELAN-
Located in the Yubara Onsen area of Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture, this hot spring inn is full of exotic atmosphere, inspired by the Indonesian island of Bali. All six guest rooms are designed with different themes, and even the bedding and lighting are coordinated with a Balinese feel, enhancing the elegant resort atmosphere. All rooms are supplied with 100% natural hot spring water straight from the source, creating a private and extraordinary space. You can spend a relaxing and healing time to your heart's content in this innovative inn.
湯の蔵 つるや
"Yunokura Tsuruya" is a historic hot spring inn that first opened as a sake brewery and was later renovated to operate as an inn. In addition to delicious sake, the hotel also serves flavorful dishes made with fresh seafood and locally grown vegetables, creating memories of a special trip. The open-air bath, where you can soothe your fatigue, is a free-flowing hot spring whose quality is also said to have skin-beautifying effects. The well in the courtyard has been flowing continuously since the days of the sake brewery, symbolizing the hospitality that has been passed down since the hotel's founding. It is also recommended as a base for sightseeing in Okayama Prefecture.
Villa SHINOBI -忍-
A private villa reserved for one group per day, located on Kashirajima Island in the sea in Bizen City, Okayama Prefecture. A purely Japanese-style house built about 30 years ago was renovated with a fusion of Japanese and Western themes. We have everything you need to enjoy your time, including a sauna, 100-inch projector screen, karaoke, massage chairs, sunken kotatsu, and a large kitchen where you can cook for a large group. In addition, the washroom is equipped with a Bizen ware washbowl, and the Japanese garden offers seasonal flowers and dry landscapes to enjoy.
Setorini Bizen
Kashira Island is located in the Hinase Islands of Okayama. Located in a beautiful area of untouched nature and crystal clear sea, this glamping facility is modeled after Santorini in Greece and offers an extraordinary experience in eight dome tents. Inside the dome tents, there is a luxurious atmosphere but the facilities are well-equipped. For dinner, you can enjoy a barbecue and choose between a course using local ingredients or a plan where you bring your own ingredients. Enjoy the sunset, the starry sky, and the relaxed island time to your heart's content.
岡山国際ホテル
"Okayama Kokusai Hotel", also known as "Okayama's State Guest House", is a harmonious combination of modern elements and the atmosphere of a good old hotel. This historic hotel is located on the hill of Higashiyama in Okayama City, surrounded by nature where you can enjoy the changing seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, and autumn leaves in autumn.This historic hotel was once used by the imperial family. In the lobby, pillars made of red pine, Okayama's prefectural tree, and Bizen ware murals remain, giving a sense of the atmosphere of the time the hotel opened. With various types of guest rooms including Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and Japanese-Western rooms, this hotel is recommended not only for sightseeing in Okayama but also for workdays. Both breakfast and dinner can be enjoyed at the on-site restaurant, and the dessert set is also popular.
