Midori Ryokan
7.0
Very Good(17 reviews)
1337 Sakaemachi, Takahashi, Okayama 716-0035, Japan
+81 866-22-2537
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Hotel Description
Midori Ryokan, located at 1337 Sakaemachi, Takahashi, Okayama 716-0035, Japan, is a tranquil retreat that offers an authentic Japanese ryokan experience. Situated just a short 5-minute drive from the beautiful Raikyū-ji temple and a mere 2-minute walk from Bitchū-Takahashi Station, this welcoming ryokan provides guests with easy access to local attractions and transportation. The hotel's atmosphere blends traditional charm with modern comfort, making it a perfect choice for travelers seeking peace and cultural immersion.
The rooms at Midori Ryokan are designed to offer a serene and relaxing stay, with minimalist interiors that highlight the beauty of natural materials. The accommodations are equipped with essential amenities such as free Wi-Fi, creating a convenient space for both relaxation and work. Although the ryokan does not feature luxury facilities like a fitness center or spa, it focuses on providing a peaceful environment where guests can unwind and enjoy the traditional Japanese hospitality.
In terms of accessibility, the ryokan offers an ideal location for exploring Takahashi's local attractions. Guests can easily visit Bitchu Matsuyama Castle, a medieval castle offering stunning views of the valley and city, located just 15 minutes away. Other nearby sights include the Raikyū-ji temple, known for its historical significance, and the Takahashi City Nariwa Museum, which showcases the region's cultural heritage.
Midori Ryokan also ensures guests' well-being with basic health and safety measures in place. While the hotel does not offer luxury amenities, it provides a cozy and authentic experience that is ideal for those seeking to explore the area’s historical sites. The proximity to public transportation hubs, including Bitchū-Takahashi Station and bus centers, makes it easy to travel to surrounding attractions and major airports. Whether you're in town for sightseeing or just passing through, Midori Ryokan offers a calm and inviting environment to rest and recharge.
Nearby, guests can explore a variety of local dining options, which serve traditional Japanese cuisine with fresh, seasonal ingredients. From sushi to regional specialties, Takahashi offers a culinary experience to match the hotel’s peaceful vibe.
Midori Ryokan invites you to experience its simple yet comfortable accommodations and the charm of Takahashi, ensuring a memorable stay that balances modern convenience with traditional Japanese hospitality.
The rooms at Midori Ryokan are designed to offer a serene and relaxing stay, with minimalist interiors that highlight the beauty of natural materials. The accommodations are equipped with essential amenities such as free Wi-Fi, creating a convenient space for both relaxation and work. Although the ryokan does not feature luxury facilities like a fitness center or spa, it focuses on providing a peaceful environment where guests can unwind and enjoy the traditional Japanese hospitality.
In terms of accessibility, the ryokan offers an ideal location for exploring Takahashi's local attractions. Guests can easily visit Bitchu Matsuyama Castle, a medieval castle offering stunning views of the valley and city, located just 15 minutes away. Other nearby sights include the Raikyū-ji temple, known for its historical significance, and the Takahashi City Nariwa Museum, which showcases the region's cultural heritage.
Midori Ryokan also ensures guests' well-being with basic health and safety measures in place. While the hotel does not offer luxury amenities, it provides a cozy and authentic experience that is ideal for those seeking to explore the area’s historical sites. The proximity to public transportation hubs, including Bitchū-Takahashi Station and bus centers, makes it easy to travel to surrounding attractions and major airports. Whether you're in town for sightseeing or just passing through, Midori Ryokan offers a calm and inviting environment to rest and recharge.
Nearby, guests can explore a variety of local dining options, which serve traditional Japanese cuisine with fresh, seasonal ingredients. From sushi to regional specialties, Takahashi offers a culinary experience to match the hotel’s peaceful vibe.
Midori Ryokan invites you to experience its simple yet comfortable accommodations and the charm of Takahashi, ensuring a memorable stay that balances modern convenience with traditional Japanese hospitality.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 5-minute drive to Raikyū-ji temple
2. 2-minute walk to Bitchū-Takahashi Station
3. Free Wi-Fi available in all rooms
4. Traditional ryokan experience with minimalist interiors
5. Close proximity to Bitchu Matsuyama Castle and other historical sites
6. No luxury amenities like a fitness center or spa, but a peaceful retreat
7. Convenient access to Takahashi City Nariwa Museum and local attractions
8. Health and safety measures in place for guest well-being
9. Nearby public transportation options include bus stations and the train station
10. Authentic Japanese cuisine options available at local restaurants
7.6 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Bitchu Matsuyama Castle
15 min
Raikyū-ji8 min
Tenshu (Bitchu Matsuyama Castle)15 min
Bitchu Matsuyama Castle observatory21 min
Takahashi City Nariwa Museum16 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 7.6 |
| Nearest airport | Okayama Momotaro Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 49 min |
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Location
1337 Sakaemachi, Takahashi, Okayama 716-0035, Japan
Airports:
Okayama Momotaro Airport
Taxi: 49 min
Transit: 1 hr 39 min
Hiroshima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 53 min
Transit: 3 hr 16 min
Takamatsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 34 min
Transit: 2 hr 52 min
Yonago Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 2 min
Transit: 2 hr 30 min
Izumo Airport
Transit: 2 hr 15 min
Taxi: 2 hr 20 min
Tottori Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 22 min
Transit: 4 hr 35 min
Transit:
高梁バスセンター（バス）
Walking: 3 min
中央病院前［高梁市］（バス）
Walking: 6 min
Bitchū-Takahashi Station
Walking: 2 min
日本生命前（バス）
Walking: 4 min
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7.6
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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コンTコンT
5/5
The building is oldConsidering the priceNo problem at allThe staff at the inn were nice and the service was good.
Noriaki TAKAHASHI
3/5
It is well maintained and feels clean.Although he has a tendency to be blunt, he is kind.It's an old building that looks like it's been around since before the war.I think it's better not to wear slippers because the floor is clean.Bathrooms are shared, but arrangements have been made so that guests do not overlap. Since it rarely overlaps, I feel like I'm basically renting it out.The toilet has a flush toilet seat on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor is Japanese style.You can rent a washing machine, but it is a two-tank type. Even if you hand wash it in the bathroom and hang it to dry indoors, it will be dry in the morning.Senbei futons in winter feel heavy.There's no food. At a convenience store in front of the station or a nearby restaurant. All restaurants close at 8pm, but bars remain open.The partition from the hallway is a single shoji screen. I'm sure some people will talk about security, but there's nothing you'd be worried about losing other than your life. These days, stolen goods have legs. Even if a thug comes in, it will be safe in a sense because it will be completely hidden. In a private hotel room, you can scream without being noticed.I think anyone who doesn't have nostalgic values will be dissatisfied.
尾田鉄矢
3/5
This is probably the cheapest inn in Takahashi, close to the station.This is a so-called pure Japanese-style inn that has been run by an elderly couple for many years.The bathroom is shared, and if you open the sliding door from the hallway, you'll be in your room right away. I can hear surrounding sounds clearly. I guess it can't be helped structurally.The room lock is an old-fashioned lock that turns a screw and cannot be locked from outside the room, so be sure to take your valuables with you when taking a bath or going out.There is also a dining room, so it seems like meals were served there in the past, but now it seems like you can only stay overnight without meals.It's OK if you're the type of person like me who doesn't care about a lot of things, but if you're not, it might be a pain.
豊岡
豊司 岡
3/5
The previous night was at Takahashi Kokusai Hotel, but since I couldn't stay there for two nights, I stayed at Midori Ryokan. It was 4400 yen for a room without meals. …
makoto yoshii
5/5
An 88-year-old grandfather kindly welcomed me.I was able to get out of the rain, have a warm bath, and sleep on tatami mats with a futon. A Japanese treasure from the early Showa era.If you need anything else, you should go to a regular hotel. Good old-fashioned hospitality with the bare minimum necessary for a stay without meals. The best overnight stay.
マーガン
1/5
unfriendlyBasically old man is half gillThe old lady says noI'm just renting out an empty room.service zeroI don't think of them as customers.never come again