Hotels near Dairin-ji Temple, Okayama City

Very good service & awesome onsen, morning breakfast have many varieties of local foods & dessert. Love the free night ramen, very delicious.

5 starts hotel, staff are helpful and welcomed. The location is very good, near the train station, aeon mall and big camera is within 5 mins walkable distance. The hotel is aged but well maintained. They provide parking at the basement of the hotel. We had a good stay there.

The room and the double bed is of standard Japanese dimensions, i.e. smaller than usual. Breakfast: Recommended, esp. the sweet potato dessert. Guest lounge: Used it frequently for cups of coffee and oolong, enough to sustain your adventures during the day. Common bath: Opens THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT. Really washes your soreness away. Cannot ask for more.

The hotel about 20min walk from the station. A lot of shopping along the way. The hotel is clean n the room is basic.

Great hotel with a good location! enjoyef my stay, went there solo!

Very good place, small but clean full of Japanese culture and history

Affordable place with short walk to the train station. Room is very big for Japan budget hotel standards. Hotel is not the newest but it has everything you need. Toilet feels new and room is clean. The included breakfast is sufficient and you will be satisfied if you don’t expect too much.

Super happy with my stay and buffet meals. 🥰

Perfect location, main station close by, convenience store just a couple minutes away. The room was also not too bad, though it wasn't entirely clean. Some dust haven't been cleaned, in mostly unnoticable places though, like really high up or behind the TV. And even though we haven't met any staff members it wasn't that hard to check in or check out. Though there was difficulty of getting inside the building, as we didn't receive the door code through email. Good thing there were some helpful residents of the hotel who helped us to get inside. Either way final score would be 8.5/10

Its a good place to stay if you want cheap and central Okayama.