Kurashiki Ivy Square

The hotel is located in the beautiful area of ​​Kurashiki. It was formerly a dyeing and spinning factory. The G7 countries have also visited it. Walking into the area feels like being in a European castle manor. There is no commercial atmosphere of the hotel worth visiting.

The hotel is housed in a cultural heritage building. The room had been renovated, the plumbing was new, and it didn't feel old or small at all. The public bath was also larger and more comfortable than I expected. The food had a classic hotel atmosphere, so I was a little disappointed that I should have gone for Western food, but I made the right choice with Japanese food! All the employees were very nice and I had a pleasant stay. I look forward to staying with you again when I go to Kurashiki.

A very nice hotel. The room is not big. Remember to make a reservation when eating. The surrounding beautiful area is very nice to walk around. The attractions close very early around 5 o'clock! So remember to shop in time.

A long-awaited stay at Ivy Square. It's good because it's not too far from the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter! The front desk staff was also very kind and made me feel at ease. There is also a shop inside the building, and there are so many souvenirs that you will have a hard time deciding which one to buy! There was alcohol, so I was really worried about whether I should drink in my room or not. The room was very clean and I was able to heal my tired body after walking around the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. Enjoy the large public bath and stay sound until morning. For breakfast, we had a lot of delicious food at the buffet on the first floor. The variety of drinks available is also appealing. It was also nice to be able to take it back to my room. Guests can park in the parking lot for 500 yen. It is a facility that I would like to use again if I have the opportunity.

The hotel that was converted from a textile factory has only two floors. The rooms are relatively small and the facilities are relatively new. There is a large bathhouse and a good breakfast. Very comfortable stay. The public space is very stylish and photogenic, and the ivy is very eye-catching in summer. The location is next to the beautiful area, so it's not too fun to stroll around the water town with no people in the morning and evening. It takes a few stops to get there from the station. There is a problem with Google Maps positioning. In fact, it is diagonally opposite where you get off the bus.

It was a nice hotel in a historic building. The breakfast was also delicious. In addition, we want to stay if there is opportunity.

Forty years ago it was a dark, dimly lit room, but this time it was brightly lit and had a modern feel. The feeling of the ivy is different from 40 years ago, I slipped back in time and remembered my youth thank you

I was very satisfied with the polite explanation at check-in, the cleanliness of the interior, the air conditioning equipment, the amenities, and the breakfast buffet.

It's close to the Bikan Historical Quarter, so it's perfect for sightseeing (it's better to get a discount coupon for the Bikan Historical Quarter at the front desk). The parking lot is large, but the entrance to the accommodation is difficult to find at first. There is a public bath, but no sauna. Free newspaper service is available.