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Maniwa Riverside Hotel

Maniwa Riverside Hotel

3.3 / 5
620, Kaide, Maniwa-Shi, Okayama, 719-3111, Japan
7.51KM from Katsyuama Former Samurai Residence
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Maniwa City Hotel Sunrise

Maniwa City Hotel Sunrise

4.5 / 5Great
258-6 So
5.54KM from Katsyuama Former Samurai Residence
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HOTEL ROUTE-INN OKAYAMA MANIWA

HOTEL ROUTE-INN OKAYAMA MANIWA

4.4 / 5Good3 Reviews
100 Tominoo
5.8KM from Katsyuama Former Samurai Residence
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Izumiya

Izumiya

359 Tsugitaru, Maniwa-shi
6.98KM from Katsyuama Former Samurai Residence
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Town Hotel Ishii

Town Hotel Ishii

2822 Kuse
5.3KM from Katsyuama Former Samurai Residence
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Stay at Makotoya Ryokan, a restored Edo-period residence just a 3-minute walk from the Shōzan Bushikashiki Museum. The inn features authentic tatami rooms with views of the museum's stone walls and cherry trees. Guests enjoy complimentary kimono rentals and tea ceremony workshops. For an immersive experience, book the HopeGoo "Historic Heritage Package" including private guided tours.

Makotoya Minshuku offers spacious interconnecting rooms and a dedicated kids' zone featuring pottery-making workshops and Edo-era farming tool exhibits. Children can participate in mock samurai training games. The on-site restaurant serves local Makoto-style cuisine using regional ingredients, with baby beds and wheelchair-accessible facilities available. Reserve via HopeGoo to secure family accommodations.

Kyū Bushikashiki Hidemi is a boutique stay housed in a former samurai residence just a 1-minute walk from the museum. Rooms feature historical wood paneling and original screen paintings. Daily programs include samurai etiquette workshops and ink brush calligraphy sessions. Evening guests may join the lantern-lit garden stroll, immersing in Edo-era serenity. Limited spots are available—reserve through HopeGoo for priority access.