The hotel is located in a quiet area on the top of Mt. Take, about 20 minutes by shuttle from Tondabayashi Station. It has good access to the city center and offers a beautiful view. There is also a hot spring, so you can relax after your trip. The one-night stay with two meals plan is recommended as it is safe and convenient. The Japanese-style rooms match the beautiful view, which is nice.

Although it is a little independent guest cottages from Kurashiki Station, it is close to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, and the hotel is attractive because you can sleep comfortably in a large bed. The marble bathroom is what makes it different from other business hotels. There is also a restaurant in the hotel, where you can choose from Japanese and Western cuisine prepared by top chefs. It would be fun to wear a rental kimono and go on a Hinamatsuri tour.

"Kurashiki Ivy Square" is a traditional hotel. It has a very calm atmosphere. The building is a little old, but that's what makes it so charming, and it matches the town of Kurashiki perfectly. You can also experience pottery and painting, which are unique to Okayama. The price is not cheap, but I would like to stay at this wonderful hotel again.

The hotel is an 8-minute walk from Tennoji Station. It is conveniently located to Fujidera, which can be reached in about 15 minutes on the Kintetsu Line. There is also a natural hot spring, which will help you relax after your trip. The free breakfast service, which uses organic vegetables, is also great for your body.

I stayed here during the long weekend to visit the Ohara Museum of Art. There are several venues for the Kurashiki Hinamatsuri, and I heard from the hotel that you need to travel by train to get there. If you're just looking to stay and don't want too much, there's no better hotel than one that's close to the station. There are hotels that are closer to the station, but of the hotels I've stayed at, I recommend this one.

Kurashiki Kokusai Hotel is located in the famous Bikan Historical Quarter, allowing you to see the Bikan Historical Quarter and Ohara Museum of Art up close. It is also in a great location for your desired Hinamatsuri. There are plenty of places to eat in the city of Kurashiki, including casual izakayas where you can enjoy seafood from the Seto Inland Sea. The accommodation fee starts from around 7,500 yen for a twin room, which I think is relatively reasonable.

Rather than staying in Fujiidera, you may have more options if you look for a place to stay around Tennoji Station. The Tennoji Miyako Hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from Tennoji Station, and has four-person rooms that are perfect for families and groups. From Tennoji Station, you can get to Umeda and Namba with a single subway train, so it's a good place to go sightseeing other than the ancient tombs. There are plenty of places to eat around Tennoji Station, so you won't have any trouble.

It's cheap, the food is delicious, and the fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea is great. The open-air bath overlooking the sea is the best, with a great view of the sunset. It's a little independent guest cottages from Kurashiki city, so you'll need a car, but a stroll around Shimotsui is also recommended. You can also tour the old shipping wholesaler for free.

The Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line to Fujiidera has a terminal at Tennoji, but there aren't many hotels and it's not a very nice place (though it is Osaka-like). If you have children, I think Umeda is better. It depends on where you're going, but the Landmark Hotel is just north of Osaka Station and close to the airport bus terminal, so it's convenient. There is no restaurant in the hotel, but there is everything around, so you won't have any trouble finding food. Tennoji is about 15 minutes by JR or subway.

Ryokan (Japanese inn) is located right next to Amami Station, so it's conveniently located. It takes just an hour to get there from Osaka or Namba. It's inexpensive, and not too independent guest cottages from downtown Osaka, yet you can feel nature and peace. The Japanese-style rooms have a sense of elegance and history. I think it's the best choice for people who like to stay in a secluded inn.

There are many ancient tombs in Osaka, but the first one to visit is probably the tomb of Emperor Nintoku. It's close to this hotel. There are also the remains of Sen no Rikyu's residence and Yosano Akiko's birthplace. The twin room had a modern atmosphere and was spacious and comfortable. The breakfast Buffet had a variety of Japanese and Western dishes and was delicious with lots of vegetables. This is a hotel that families can feel comfortable at.

It's in a building in front of Kurashiki Station. The rooms on the upper floors are not noisy and there is no noise from cars or other things. The rooms are larger than those in business hotels and are relaxing. I think the food is also quite delicious. It's great that you can go there without getting wet even if it rains in front of the station.