Royal Park Hotel Kurashiki

The location is within 5 to 10 minutes walk to the station, convenience store, and supermarket. There is an arcade and an underground passage leading to the station, which is good for avoiding the rain, but the drawback is that it is a little far from the convenience store.The room is clean and the staff's response is very good.Basically you will be satisfied.Therefore, I will only list the points that I am dissatisfied with below.There was not enough water (force) in the shower room type shower, the room was dark, and I got burnt from the kettle. There are not many washing machines.Regarding the dark room,I understand the concept of a calm atmosphere, but when I eat in my room or work remotely, the lighting is so low that it's dark and my eyes get really tired.Since it is up to the customer to turn on or off, I would have liked to see a bright light source from the ceiling.(Considering that, the light coming from the side of the bed is abnormally strong and combined with the dark surroundings, it hurts my eyes when I look at it.)I was holding the kettle by the handle, and when I put my finger on it to support it, I got seriously burned because the kettle was made entirely of iron. (If you look at the reviews, there are others who have written about it.)I thought about complaining to the front desk, but I thought twice.All the kettles I've seen are made of resin and I've never had any burns. I would like to see a notice written on it or change it to something that is safe to touch.Washing machines are also an issue for customers, and even though there are only two, they are often left unattended after washing is finished. The vacancy status will be displayed in the guest room, but if so, please monitor the front desk and if the item is not collected within 5 minutes, the staff will collect it before other guests contact you.

Stayed there from July 1st to 2nd.When I was staying at another hotel in Kurashiki, I happened to pass by and the exterior was so beautiful that I wanted to stay here next time.As soon as I entered, the front desk was filled with a wonderful aroma.Thank you for letting me know where and what aroma oil it was when I checked out.We also received a welcome drink.I knew it was going to rain, so I was looking forward to the smart TV in the room, but unfortunately it didn't seem to be compatible with my smartphone.Hotel hopping is my hobby, but I feel like the breakfast buffet here was the highest quality I've ever had.It was good that I entered the public bath right after checking in and there was no one there, but the water temperature was too lukewarm for me and it ran out within a few minutes, which was also disappointing.But there's nothing to say about the location.There are a lot of shops nearby so I don't have any trouble, and I would like to stay here again.

The location is very good, not only is it easy to go to the station, but it is also beautiful in Kurashiki.It can be reached within about 10 minutes on footBecause we have a lot of things in the room, we chose the largest room type, which can accommodate two 28-inch large suitcases.Breakfast is simple but delicious. We stayed for three nights and had breakfast in the hotel for two days. The service staff will ask you if you want to eat their limited breakfast omelette, which is quite delicious.There is a large hot water bath on the 11th floor of the top floor. Although it is not a hot spring, it is large and comfortable!In addition, the other side of the 11th floor is also the place for breakfast. It is usually an open public area. You can go in to watch the night view, have dinner, chat, etc. It is quite comfortable. Coffee, tea, fruit vinegar, etc. are provided... very convenientThere is a pool table on the first floor, which can be used freely.Highly recommended

I stayed in a deluxe twin for one night on a Saturday in late August.As soon as you exit the south exit of Kurashiki Station, you will see a building on your left, so if you walk in that direction along the pedestrian deck and arcade, you will be there in about 5 minutes without getting lost.It's not directly connected to the station, but it's close enough.It's a relatively new building, having only been open for about five years, and it seems to have a very sophisticated design and functionality.As I walked through the chic and modern entrance, I was greeted by smiling staff, and since I had made an online reservation, check-in was easy and smooth using the touch panel.There is a wine and local sake tasting corner next to the front desk (free for the first time, 100 yen from the second time), and the spacious lobby is a very stylish space with a billiards table.There is a faint aromatic scent and it feels very good.There is also a luggage storage corner with a wire lock, making it convenient for sightseeing before check-in or after check-out.There are two elevators, and you cannot press the floor number button unless you hold your room card.I had to carry a card with me when I went out, and since it was a twin card, I was issued two cards.The deluxe twin room we used this time was on the 10th floor.The hallway has a moody atmosphere with a low amount of light, and the room number plate with a tile-like design is vaguely glowing, making it very stylish.The inside of the room is deluxe, with a completely separate bath and toilet, a large sofa and two semi-double beds, and a large TV on the wall.There were power outlets everywhere, so there was no problem, and the charging cable was in a drawer.The bath is large and deep enough to satisfy even a 180cm person, and the water pressure in the shower is so strong that it hurts.It goes without saying that it's livable and comfortable, but the lighting, interior design, and accessories are all stylish and make you want to live there.The most important view from the 10th floor was a clutter of multi-tenant buildings and tower blocks, which gave it an indescribable feeling, but I guess this is typical of Kurashiki.This hotel has a lot more to offer, and when you go up to the 11th floor, you'll find a spacious view lounge and a large public bath that can accommodate about 20 people, both of which are free.The lounge has all-you-can-drink coffee and tea, and there's also a microwave, so it's nice to eat your lunch while admiring the view.By the way, the lounge will be used as a breakfast venue in the morning, so you can use the lounge from 3pm until night.The public bath is not actually a hot spring, but just hot water, but since it was reserved for most of the time when I went there, I was able to relax and refresh my mind and body.There are 6 washing areas, complete with body soap, shampoo, and conditioner, towels brought from your room, about 20 lockers, a mini sauna and cold bath that can fit 3 to 4 people, and a powder space with a hole in the middle of a Dyson. A high-quality hair dryer is installed and you can experience the overwhelming amount of air.Although I didn't use it, the service facilities are super complete, including a training machine room.This alone is an added value beyond the price.There are many convenience stores, restaurants, and drugstores nearby, so you won't have any problems.It was very hot that day, so I wandered around town in the evening, had dinner at a famous tonkatsu restaurant nearby, and then returned to the hotel around 8pm and decided to take the opportunity to play billiards for the first time in decades.This is also free, but you will need to fill out a pledge at the front desk, there is a time limit of up to one hour, and there is a caveat that children under elementary school age are not allowed to play.Of course, you'll get a lot of attention from people passing by in the lobby, so if you don't look good, you won't look cool, but it was a great memory of the trip.After taking a bath in the large public bath in the morning, I took a walk in the Bikan Historical Quarter, and on the way home I bought some food at Lawson near the hotel and ate it in my room.We relaxed until the very last minute and checked out just before 11am.Well, I had a wonderful and luxurious time.It's about a 10-minute walk from the Bikan Historical Quarter, and you can rent bicycles for 500 yen a day, so it's a highly recommended hotel that's perfect for sightseeing in Kurashiki.Dissatisfied points and future hopes■The TV in the room has lower performance than expected.Especially when using YouTube and the mirroring function, the screen freezes immediately, and when I thought the video had finally started playing, it kept freezing and I couldn't watch it at all.I deeply regret that I should have brought an HDMI cable or a fire stick if something like this happened.However, if it was only terrestrial broadcasting, there were no particular complaints, and it was nice to be able to see how crowded the facility was by using the remote control.■The quality of the toilet paper in the room was disappointing.It's so thin that even if you pull it slowly out of the holder, it will tear right off, which is really stressful and makes me feel bad.Although the interior of the Kakukan building has a high-grade atmosphere, this is not enough, and the accommodation fee is not cheap, so I wish they would have made a little more effort in that area.In fact, PB products from major discount stores are of much higher quality.■Perhaps because the sofa in the room also doubles as a bed, there were no armrests, making it difficult to relax and uncomfortable to sit on.On the other hand, the sofa in the lobby was nice.■It was good that the soundproofing was excellent and I didn't hear any noise from the next room, but on the other hand, I kept hearing a faint whirring noise every 5 seconds, whether it was from the refrigerator, the ventilation fan, or the air conditioner. I was worried and couldn't sleep much.Maybe I'm just nervous.■I had a lot more fun playing billiards than I expected, so in the future I think the range of fun will expand even further if we introduce things like darts, a ping pong table, and manga.■It would have been nice if there was a dispenser for carbonated drinks, juices, etc. for free drinks in the view lounge.It's currently a very nice hotel with a 5 star rating, but I hope that the level of satisfaction will further improve in the future.Thank you for your help.

3 nights summer vacationFirst time in Okayama!Just over an hour by plane from TokyoRent a car to KurashikiI went to this hotel because it had a good connect room.Stayed with my husband and middle school student second son.Connecting single and twin rooms!It looks like a new hotel and is shiny!Even though it is near the station, there is also a large public bath!The tiles seem to be the symbol of the hotel.The art in the room is also made of tiles!very chic and calmingIf you go through the arcade, the station is right there!There are many restaurants in the arcade!Outlet on the other side!And Brazil is also nearby! ?Come to KurashikiGood!

8“Great hotel in Kurashiki”The hotel has 11 floors. The top floor is the equipment floor. Hot springs, washing machines, self-service drink machines and restaurants are all on the first floor. The ground floor is the lobby. There is a ball game and free alcoholic drinks in the evening. There is also a gym and smoking room in the middle. The rooms on floors 2-10 are laminar. The room is about 180-200 feet, which is acceptable, but the hot spring is not big. There is only a medium-sized hot pool, a small cold pool and a steam room. The service staff only speak Japanese and English and are very polite. The hotel is only a 1-minute walk to the shopping street, where there are more than 10 restaurants for you to choose from. It is only 10 minutes away from Kurashiki Mikake District, and you will also pass Achi Shrine on the way, so you can also visit it.

It was really clean, there were nice scents everywhere, the breakfast was good, and I liked everything! If I go to Kurashiki, I will go to the Royal Park Hotel again!

Very nice hotel, very nice staff, good onsen and prime location.

new and cleanIt was very goodThe staff are also very kind.I had a comfortable stay (2 nights)I only included breakfast,This is also delicious! It's not a huge buffet, butSome are local, some change daily, etc.You can enjoy itIt's near the station and close to the Bikan Historical Quarter!If I have a chance to go, I would like to stay there again.

Not bad, next to the shopping street, bathing on the roof, a bit small