Tsuyama Central Hotel Townhouse

The front desk staff provided courteous and pleasant service during both check-in and check-out. The complimentary services were exceptional, especially the free dinner bowls, which were the highlight of my stay. I only needed to purchase a salad and edamame from a convenience store to complete a satisfying dinner. That evening, there were curry and two types of bowls (frozen pre-packaged beef bowl and ginger pork bowl), both of which were truly delicious. The free soft drink bar even included an alcohol button, offering highballs and sours, with sake available nearby. Additionally, there were stick drinks, tea bags, soup packets, mini ramen, ochazuke packs, and bean snacks, making the service truly outstanding. However, I was disappointed not to find a cold water pitcher, which I believe is in high demand. The hotel also has an attached izakaya, which I considered visiting if I wanted more drinks. However, the loud voices of some patrons early in the evening made it uninviting, so I decided not to go. When I asked the front desk about takeout options, they mentioned it was a separate business, so they were unsure. In the end, the free bowls and drinks were more than enough, and I didn’t use the izakaya. The breakfast venue is the same izakaya, operating in a buffet style. Nearly half the seating area is used for the food stations, resulting in limited seating and potential wait times depending on the timing. When I stayed at Toyoko Inn Kurashiki, the lobby served as the breakfast area, which was quite small, but they provided takeout bento boxes for room dining, allowing for a relaxed breakfast experience. If the crowding persists, this could be a consideration for improvement. The bed in the room had a springy mattress, which I personally found uncomfortable. This was my second experience, after Cuore Kurashiki Hotel, where I bounced too much during a turn and fell off the bed. The height caused me to hit my knee hard, leaving a significant bruise. The rental services were excellent, so I would appreciate the addition of bed guards or floor impact-absorbing mats for rental. This would provide peace of mind for future stays. Thank you for considering this suggestion.

I stayed alone but was assigned a Twin Room, which provided plenty of space. At check-in, there were complimentary mini ramen and drink servers available next to the front desk until 24:00, including options to make sours and highballs. A variety of teas were also offered. From 19:00 to 21:00 at night, free curry and ochazuke are served in limited quantities. Rental bicycles seemed available, though the number is unknown. Internet access is provided. Microwaves are located on the first floor and even-numbered floors. Coin-operated laundry machines are on the 2nd and 6th floors but cannot be used from 0:00 to 8:00. Room wear and rental pillows are available on each floor. The nightlife district is nearby, and while I didn’t use it myself, parking is located next door on the north side of the building. Breakfast is served from 6:15 to 8:45 (last entry at 8:30) with curry included in the menu options.