Minshuku Okada

Minshuku Okada is a cozy and inviting hotel located on Naoshima Island, a serene and culturally rich destination in Japan. This charming property is known for its welcoming atmosphere, offering guests a truly unique experience. The hotel is situated just a short distance from many of the island’s top attractions, including the Benesse House Museum, Chichu Art Museum, and the Lee Ufan Museum. These world-class art museums are just minutes away, making Minshuku Okada an ideal choice for art enthusiasts and travelers seeking tranquility amidst contemporary art.
The hotel offers a selection of comfortable and well-appointed rooms designed with both simplicity and elegance. Each room is thoughtfully furnished, ensuring a restful and pleasant stay. Guests can enjoy modern amenities such as air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs, while some rooms also feature traditional tatami flooring and futons for an authentic Japanese experience.
The hotel’s location is one of its key highlights, offering easy access to both Naoshima’s top cultural sites and nearby natural attractions. Whether you’re exploring the island’s outdoor beauty, visiting art galleries, or enjoying the local cuisine, Minshuku Okada serves as the perfect base. Public transportation options are convenient, with the Naoshima Port just a short taxi ride away, and the hotel is well connected to Takamatsu Airport and other major transport hubs.
Nearby, guests can enjoy a variety of dining options, from the Terrace Restaurant serving local dishes to Naoshima Pasta REGALO, an Italian eatery with a unique twist. Japanese restaurants like Ebisukamo and Raumen Tsumu offer authentic meals just minutes away from the hotel.
With its close proximity to some of Japan’s most iconic art and cultural destinations, Minshuku Okada invites guests to experience the perfect blend of tradition, art, and nature. Come and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, exceptional service, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes this hotel a special place to stay on Naoshima Island.