Hattoji Villa

Hattoji Villa, located at 1191 Yoshinagacho Kagami, Bizen, Okayama 709-0301, Japan, is a serene retreat nestled in the tranquil Japanese countryside. This charming villa is a perfect escape from the bustling city life, offering a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by nature. Its proximity to notable landmarks such as 八塔寺ふるさと村 (a popular local interest spot), Former Shizutani School, and Kōzuki Castle Ruins makes it an ideal location for those looking to explore Japan's rich cultural history. Guests can also enjoy the breathtaking views at the nearby Okidani Rice Terrace and Wake Town Wisteria Park, known for its stunning rows of wisteria trees that bloom in the spring.
The villa offers spacious rooms that are designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, providing a cozy space to unwind. Though there are no fitness centers or spas, the villa’s serene environment and kid-friendly amenities create the perfect setting for families and groups to enjoy quality time together. Each room is equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi to ensure that guests stay connected throughout their stay.
Hattoji Villa’s accessibility is also a strong point, with easy access to public transportation. The closest station, HattojiVira-mae, is just a short 2-minute walk, making it convenient for guests to explore the surrounding region. The villa is well connected to major airports, with Okayama Momotaro Airport just 1 hour and 15 minutes away by taxi, and other airports like Takamatsu and Tokushima reachable within a couple of hours.
While Hattoji Villa does not feature amenities such as a pool or hot tub, its picturesque location and welcoming environment make it a truly special place to stay. Guests can enjoy various outdoor activities nearby, from sightseeing to nature walks, or simply relax in the villa’s tranquil surroundings.
Whether you’re looking to explore local heritage sites or relax in nature, Hattoji Villa offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and charm. Come and experience this peaceful haven for yourself and enjoy the Japanese countryside at its best.