Accommodation in Okayama｜Co-located with JR Okayama Station and a department store, a super convenient hotel for daily life—VIA INN Okayama

Hotel: Via Inn Via Inn Okayama 📍Address: 1-25 Ekimotomachi, Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture (5th floor of Sansute West Building) 🕰️Business hours: 24 hours (check-in 15:00/check-out 10:00) 💰Average consumption: ¥10,000 yen~ 💞Recommendation reason: Arrive at JR Okayama Station, walk out of the Shinkansen exit and turn right for 1 minute to see the hotel sign. The reception hall is on the fifth floor. Check-in and check-out procedures are simple. Simple square sofa chairs can be used for rest. The large floor-to-ceiling windows extend the view and you can clearly see the scenery of Okayama Station and the bus terminal. Transportation strategy: Get off at JR Okayama Station on the JR Shinkansen or JR conventional line, turn right at the exit and head towards the west exit for 1 minute. Take a long-distance bus and get off at the West Exit Bus Terminal at Okayama Station. Take the escalator to the station connection floor and you can see the Nine O'clock entrance. There are various supplies in the lobby for guests to use, and next to it is the breakfast restaurant for the next day. Each room is considered a high floor, with no obstructions in front and behind, and a good view. The size of the room ranges from 13㎡ to 26㎡, which is a normal size for Japanese chain hotels. No matter what the layout is, there will be a small table and sofa, and an integrated bathroom. Independent air conditioning can be adjusted by yourself, with a humidifier attached, and basic facilities are complete. There are washing and drying machines and vending machines in the public space. After all, there is a station mall downstairs, so these facilities are enough. The next day's breakfast is enjoyed on the fifth floor, and Okayama Prefecture's unique dishes are prepared, such as Momotaro tomato curry, peach sardines and peach jam, etc. There are also salad areas, beverage areas, bread areas, cooked food areas, and barbecued wild vegetable areas, etc. There are not many types, but there is absolutely no problem eating enough.