Around Ushimado Olive Garden × Stays Popular For SunsetsHighly rated Hotel·Ryokan for Onsen and bath

Blessed with great weather, we were first moved by the breathtaking views. For dinner, we chose Greek cuisine, and the course meal was not only delicious but also so plentiful that we were completely satisfied. Breakfast offered five options to choose from, making us feel truly

I have stayed here several times. I travel frequently for work both in Japan and abroad, but the enjoyable conversations with the hosts, the serene views of the Seto Inland Sea, and the delightful breakfast are truly wonderful. The bread served with honey from their own bees is also delicious. Of course, since the accommodation has been run by the owner since his younger days, the rooms may show their age, but they are clean and well-maintained. The 24-hour access to the bath is much appreciated. Above all, I am deeply moved by the owner's passion for his hometown. His wife is also a lovely and charming person. I would love to stay here again!

We stayed here with a group of 11 seven years ago, and both then and this time we were very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. This time we stayed with one Papillon, and we were able to stay comfortably without any inconvenience. The Facility is not new by any means, but more than that, you can really feel the cleanliness and the thoughtful amenities. Everyone who assisted us was very pleasant. Next time, I heard there is an Accommodation for couples only nearby, so I would like to take our time and stay there as a couple.

A wonderful private rental Accommodation on Maejima Island, about a 5-minute ferry ride from Ushimado Port. The Room and Facility were spotless, and the bath offered spectacular views of the calm Seto Inland Sea and a beautiful sky. The meal was also excellent—super-fresh sashimi, plenty of small side dishes, and delicious grilled kama—with generous portions that left us completely full. Beautiful sunflowers were in full bloom on the island as well. It was a relaxing trip to Okayama. We’d love to visit again in spring or autumn. Thank you!