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I was especially happy they had socks. The food was excellent—true to Okayama, with outstanding ingredients. Many dishes were simple rather than heavy, and the seasoning was wonderful, really bringing out the quality of the ingredients. The children’s meals were also fantastic—

The Hotel staff provided excellent service, the Room was well-maintained, and the amenities and loungewear were great. The souvenir shop offered local products, including Kojima denim, which was enjoyable to browse. Although we initially planned to stay in Kagawa Prefectu

I want to bring our daughter too. The staff are really nice." The room and bed were spacious, with two pillows: a firm one at just the right height and a soft, fluffy one, allowing us to rest comfortably. We left with satisfaction, talking in the car about wanting to come again f

During our trip, my child came down with a fever and we couldn’t go to the breakfast buffet, but a staff member kindly told us, “It’s fine to take food from the buffet back to your Room and eat there.” We truly appreciate their flexible and thoughtful support. The view from the

The service was excellent, the food was delicious, and the view from the room was spectacular. During dinner, they even prepared a whole cake to the melody of "Happy Birthday to You," making it a wonderful birthday for my son! We will definitely use this property again when we vi

It’s also a space that could be used for studying; my older son said the desk in our Room was enough and studied there instead. We both got a lot done and were very satisfied. It was also a big plus that there’s a famous “bukkake udon” shop just a short walk away, as well as a d

I left completely full. Also, the Room had an ocean view with a beautiful view of the Seto Ohashi Bridge, and the bathroom area was clean and very nice. Amenities were well stocked in both the private rooms and the large public bath. The hair dryer in the public bath was ReFa, an