Okayama Plaza Hotel Reviews

The room is quite spacious, big enough to open up large suitcases. The hygiene is also good. The front desk staff are professional and enthusiastic. The key is a bit large, but you can leave it at the front desk. It's very close to the attractions, and there's a convenience store nearby for snacks and drinks. Transportation is also very convenient.

free parking at the hotel area. but hotel room very old style which use key to open. tv very very small and old. reckon hotel need some up renov work

Staff was nice and friendly but the room was far below the modest expectations we had. What they advertised as a double room is actually a single room with 2 pillows

The equipment is good. The hotel is located next to the river, but there are no street lamps at night, so you will need a flashlight if you walk along the riverside.

Location is nice. Right next to korakuen garden and Okayama castle. The hotel is very dated and the rooms even more. Fine for a night but wouldn’t recommend staying long.

Close to the park and castle

The hotel's location required a bus or taxi ride from the station. The exterior, interior, and rooms seemed frozen in time 50 years ago. The walls were thin, and the bed mattresses were quite worn, unlike those found in many business hotels. Overall, I found the price unreasonable. Perhaps Okayama City is home to many old hotels. Everything—the room key, TV, chairs, and table—was outdated. Rather than enjoying the retro feel, it simply felt old and uncomfortable. The kettle took a long time to boil, and the chair in the room resembled a worn-out rest chair near the elevator in an old shopping mall, making me hesitant to sit on it bare-skinned after a bath. I could clearly hear the voices of people in the next room, and I could clearly hear what they were saying. The hotel's main entrance window, the hotel's most iconic feature, featured a dusty wedding dress. Surrounding the dress were posters and cardboard boxes—something completely unrelated to the backstage activities—for whom it was unclear how many years they had been there. It was truly surprising to see it in full view as I passed by. It was my first time staying in a hotel like this. The man at the front desk at night seemed unreliable, but the elderly man at the front desk in the morning was a gentle and kind hotel employee, and I was able to check out in a good mood.

The front desk service was very good, only one person at the front desk spoke decent English. The others basically didn't speak English. The hotel facilities were very old, the central air conditioning was unified, and it was hot that day, so the room couldn't be cooled. Everything else was OK

The inside was beautiful, but I was only staying there without meals, so it was a bit of a waste. I'd like to come back when I have time to relax.

There was an older hotel staff in a suit who provided good service. The fat male waiter at the front desk was indifferent and rude. The waitresses are generally not proactive either.

It is an older hotel, but it is very clean. It is only a 5-minute walk from Okayama Korakuen. You can park your car in the hotel parking lot and walk there. There is no congestion on urban roads. Overall, it is very good.

The air conditioning was just right and the bed was comfortable. We could see Okayama Castle from the room, so it was a great trip. My mother-in-law was very happy and said she wanted to stay again.

The first time I saw the bathroom was using paper cups, and the carpet was very old and had a lot of stains.

The location is slightly remote and can only be reached by bus, which leaves at least every 30 minutes! There are no special facilities, just rooms, not many guests, very quiet! Fortunately, there are two convenience stores nearby and a few restaurants, but they won’t be open too late! The room is comfortable and not too small!