Hotels near Kojima Jeans Street

"Staff accueillant, bilingue. Déjeuner excellent. Très bien conseillé pour notre excursion sur les îles Naoshima et Teshima."

"Beautiful location but be prepared for a manageable hike uphill.Breakfasts were delicious- including 7nlim8ted free coffee and juice. Very nice. Loved this place and would highly recommend. Drop your bags off at the Plum, and for a fee they will deliver it and return to the Plum when you leave. The Plum is right across from the ferry terminal. Quite a few steps up to the room and we did not see an elevator. There is a back way in, however, that should be good. A lovely visit and wonderful stay. Thank you!"

"Hotel incorporated into a velodrome away from the port but easy walk to catch the ferry to the islands. Lunch and dinner menu's offered are not up to Japanese standard so you need to eat at Uno port unless you want fried food. Breakfast okay but no fresh fruit. A word of warning even if you just want a drink at the restaurant after your day you need to book at reception on your return to the hotel. Also need to book shuttle if you want transfer to Uno station on any day. Bike hire available for taking on the ferry for Island tours. Rooms small so travel light as no room for larger suitcases."

"Room and hotel was clean Staff was friendly and helpful. You neef to order breakfast the day before, keep in mind that it is just a sandwich in a box. We did not have our breakfast at the hotel, so, i don't know if it is good or not. We did not drive so we didn't need parking however. It is right bext door not sure of the cost."

"Beautiful historic property. Had everything I needed. Staff was helpful. "

"Everything was really good "

"We did not have breakfast at the property"

"綺麗でモダンで快適でしたが、横の部屋との壁がとても薄いようで隣の人のその日のプランなど丸聞こえ。 レセプションスタッフ"

"Great hotel a few meters from Bikan Historical Quarter. Good standard size room, staff polite and professional, the onsen is a plus. The breakfast spread could be improved by providing more choices for western guests. All that rice and fish were too much for the western taste. A cereal or yoghurt wouldn’t hurt. "