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It was close to perfect with all the necessary amenities and friendly front desk staff. There are some vibrations from passing trucks as others have mentioned, but it wasn’t too bad, didn’t bother me much. Right next to a supermarket.

Located in an old street, the accommodation is planned using several old houses. When you walk into the hotel, from the lobby, passages to the rooms, you can completely feel the atmosphere of the old houses. However, it was a bit unnerving to see the ancient beams in the room that were slightly cracked. When winter comes, maybe because of the old house, it will feel cold indoors, so the heating must be turned on very strongly. If you live in a room with two floors, because the heating is on the second floor, even if the second floor is warm However, since the stairs and bathroom facilities on the first floor are not heated, you have to face a slightly colder environment when you need to go to the toilet or take a shower at night or in the middle of the night. The hotel provided a small heating fan in front of the bathroom, which was a little helpful. The dishes in the restaurant all have local characteristics. It depends on personal preference. The taste may not be acceptable to everyone. But overall, the service quality of the hotel is still at a certain level, and the reception desk is also very friendly. We happened to meet the local morning market on the second day, and the reception desk specially reminded us that we can use the time to go shopping in the morning market. The hotel provides pick-up and drop-off services to Yakake Station or Shin-Kurashiki Station, which is very convenient!

Container houses in Fukuyama area, R9 Container houses are almost all in Japan. I have lived in Okinawa before. There is a midnight snack when I check in. There is microwave food. There is coffee and hot tea at the counter. I recommend everyone.

This is the hotel I used for my car trip to Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture. I chose it online, but it is a new and clean business hotel that just opened in February this year. There is a sense of security that the reception, each facility, the breakfast venue, etc. were properly implementing corona countermeasures that seemed excessive. It was a room on the 6th floor, so it was nice to have a good view of the surrounding scenery, but it was just a rural landscape. The room was spacious enough, and it was good that the unit bath had a slightly larger bathtub. Also, it was good that the large public bath on the 1st floor was also a hot spring. Breakfast was included, but it was a buffet. I was made to wear vinyl gloves. In addition, when I tried to move to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter the next day, it was quite far away and not very suitable for sightseeing.