I would like to go to Kurashiki's "Hina Meguri" festival, so please let me know where you recommend a place to stay.

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I'm planning to go see the "Hina Meguri" in Kurashiki in February. There seem to be several event venues, so please let me know of any recommended accommodations that are convenient for moving around. Please let me know of any accommodations that are as cheap as possible and that offer only Accommodation only.

Cutlet · Accepted Answer

The rooms are spacious and relaxing. It is close to the Bikan Historical Quarter and has a retro atmosphere that leaves you feeling very satisfied. The breakfast is also delicious. The bath and washroom in particular are spacious and give off a luxurious feeling. The regular price may be high, but if you apply early you may be able to get a small discount. We walked around the Bikan Historical Quarter and visited the Ohara Museum of Art.

user · Answer

You can stay here with peace of mind in a relaxed atmosphere at an affordable price. The local cuisine is delicious, and it is located in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, so it is very convenient for sightseeing. It is also conveniently located with Kurashiki Station and a shopping street nearby, making it an attractive and recommended place.

user · Answer

It's very close to Kurashiki Station, and the breakfast service was good. The room had internet access and washlets（Japanese electric bidet toilet）had a washlet, so it was very comfortable. It's in front of the station, and the area is a busy shopping district, so it's safe. The bad points are that the affiliated parking lot is a little far away, and the building is old, but overall, it's a good hotel with reasonable prices.

Bunko · Answer

A soothing hotel with a sense of history, covered in quiet red bricks and ivy. When I visited this hotel on a solo trip, I felt the time passing slowly and was soothed by the history of the building. In the courtyard, you can enjoy tea while reading a paperback book.

user · Answer

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.

user · Answer

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.

I would like to go to Kurashiki's "Hina Meguri" festival, so please let me know where you recommend a place to stay.

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