Hostel Cuore Kurashiki

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Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

Hotel Highlights

Welcome to the charming Hostel Cuore Kurashiki, your delightful retreat in Okayama, Japan! Located just 1.3 kilometers from the city center, this cozy 2-star hostel offers an inviting atmosphere for travelers seeking comfort without breaking the bank. Starting at a wallet-friendly $155 per night, you can immerse yourself in the beauty and culture of Kurashiki while enjoying all the modern conveniences you desire.

Rooms

Deluxe Twin Room in Hostel Cuore Kurashiki

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2 Twin Beds

170 sqft

Deluxe, 2 Twin Beds

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Washing machine

Microwave

The twin room features air conditioning, a washing machine, as well as a private bathroom boasting a bath and a shower. The unit has 2 beds.

Deluxe Double Room in Hostel Cuore Kurashiki

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1 Double Bed

170 sqft

Deluxe

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Washing machine

Microwave

The double room provides air conditioning, a washing machine, as well as a private bathroom featuring a bath and a shower. The unit offers 1 bed.

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2 Double Beds

1 Queen Size Bed

Tent, 2 Double Beds

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Shower

Bidet

Stay in our cozy tent that accommodates 4 adults and 2 children, featuring luxurious amenities like a bidet and bathtub in a private bathroom.

Discover More

This fantastic hostel features an array of amenities to elevate your stay, including free Wi-Fi for sharing your adventures with friends back home, a relaxing terrace for sun-soaked afternoons, and a restaurant serving mouth-watering breakfast to kickstart your day. Whether you're lounging on the sun deck or indulging in a refreshing drink at the bar, you're sure to find the perfect spot to unwind after exploring the city. Keep in mind, there's an extra charge for parking and meeting facilities if you're planning a group retreat!

Facade/entrance in Hostel Cuore Kurashiki

Experience the Best

But don’t just take our word for it; with 1,675 reviews, travelers rave about the welcoming vibe and exceptional service at Hostel Cuore Kurashiki. So pack your bags and get ready for a memorable Japanese getaway—your new favorite home away from home awaits you at 1-9-4, Chuo, Kurashiki-Shi, Okayama, Japan!

Plan Your Stay

Get ready to tantalize your taste buds at the Hostel Cuore Kurashiki's delightful on-site restaurant! Whether you're in the mood for a slice of Italian pizza, some flavorful Spanish tapas, or a fusion of international and European dishes, you’ll find something to satisfy your cravings. Start your day off right with a hearty breakfast that will leave you fueled up for a day of exploration in Kurashiki. Trust us, nothing says "good morning" quite like a delicious meal enjoyed under the warm Japanese sunshine!

Restaurant/places to eat in Hostel Cuore Kurashiki

Amenities

Restaurant

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Bar

Sun deck

Terrace

Non-smoking rooms

Bathtub

Restaurant

レストラン #1

Italian, Pizza, Spanish, International, European

Property building in Hostel Cuore Kurashiki

Our first impression was excellent. We arrived late morning. Our bags were stored for us by a lovely staff member and we sat in the very cool restaurant (reception, bar, dining, all in one) to have a rest and some lunch. We then went out to explore the streets of the Bikan historical area, literally around the corner. Such a great location. Checked in properly at 4pm and were taken to the annex building a few doors down the street. Initially we were disappointed as our room didn't reflect the photos on booking.com - there was just one window and it looked straight at a wall one foot away and there was no couch. We'd been looking forward to having a couch to relax on instead of just a bed. The room felt a bit shabby and dark. Once we'd settled in though, we accepted that what we had was comfortable and reasonable value with some added bonuses - an awesome little projector beside our bed which was very cool, electrical sockets built into the bed base for charging devices, a good bathroom and a little clothes line where we hung our washing after putting a small load through the machine in the room (washing detergent provided). The queen size bed was a futon base with comfortable, thick mattress. The single bed (which was there instead of a couch) served as a place to put our two suitcases. The breakfast which was included in our room cost was yoghurt, granola and sandwiches and, best of all, coffee (best latte I had in Japan!) and tea were included. Breakfast is served in the restaurant area in the main building. We also ate dinner both nights in the restaurant as it's just easy and a nice vibe. It was the end of our two week trip so we were happy to take it easy in the evenings. The staff were lovely, the basement bar/restaurant very cool and the annex rooms so-so.

Sarah

The location is sublime; a stone's throw away from the historical district which is where you probably want to do most of your exploring! And the hostel itself is very well designed, cosy and nice to be in. The staff were absolutely amazing. So friendly and personable and accommodating. I have Coeliac Disease and after showing them my allergy card, they went out of their way to accommodate me for breakfast; it was so appreciated. Breakfast was great for both my husband who got the standard and my gluten free version. Honestly, I'm mentioning it again because the staff were just so amazing to have prepared something for me. By Japanese standards, our room was huge. It was nice to have space to spread a little and not have to climb over one another in the room.

Tamara

- Exceptional value for money, these scores are given in context of the price. - Wonderful location within the Bikan Historic District, an easy walk to the canal. - Staff super helpful in spite of limited English (happy to use translation apps). Please exercise patience with them. - The Deluxe Double room - in a separate building from the reception and bar area - was spacious, clean and quiet. - They were happy to store our bags before check in time. - Super cosy reception/bar/breakfast area with library of books and a little movie area. - A live DJ played chilled tracks during 'cocktail hour'

Lesley

This is my second time staying here, and the staff here are always welcoming and friendly! They are also highly respectful of your privacy and will not engage unnecessarily. The room is clean, spacious, and it even had a vinyl player that I didn’t get to use unfortunately. I was too shy to ask about how to use it. Maybe next year when I go back again. The hostel is conveniently located near to the museums, the historical quarters and the yebisu street which is littered with small shops that make really delicious food.

Ashley

Hostel Cuore was clean, well located, and very well maintained. The Hostel itself seemed very hip. There was a connecting cafe that offered breakfast to include in the stay. The room itself was spacious and very clean. It was a fun loft layout and the connecting private bathroom was fairly large (though there was no bathtub). The location of the hostel itself was fairly well located a street over from the Kurashiki Historical District making it an easy walk. The staff were all very pleasant and easy to communicate with.

Emma

Our first impression was excellent. We arrived late morning. Our bags were stored for us by a lovely staff member and we sat in the very cool restaurant (reception, bar, dining, all in one) to have a rest and some lunch. We then went out to explore the streets of the Bikan historical area, literally around the corner. Such a great location. Checked in properly at 4pm and were taken to the annex building a few doors down the street. Initially we were disappointed as our room didn't reflect the photos on booking.com - there was just one window and it looked straight at a wall one foot away and there was no couch. We'd been looking forward to having a couch to relax on instead of just a bed. The room felt a bit shabby and dark. Once we'd settled in though, we accepted that what we had was comfortable and reasonable value with some added bonuses - an awesome little projector beside our bed which was very cool, electrical sockets built into the bed base for charging devices, a good bathroom and a little clothes line where we hung our washing after putting a small load through the machine in the room (washing detergent provided). The queen size bed was a futon base with comfortable, thick mattress. The single bed (which was there instead of a couch) served as a place to put our two suitcases. The breakfast which was included in our room cost was yoghurt, granola and sandwiches and, best of all, coffee (best latte I had in Japan!) and tea were included. Breakfast is served in the restaurant area in the main building. We also ate dinner both nights in the restaurant as it's just easy and a nice vibe. It was the end of our two week trip so we were happy to take it easy in the evenings. The staff were lovely, the basement bar/restaurant very cool and the annex rooms so-so.

Sarah

The location is sublime; a stone's throw away from the historical district which is where you probably want to do most of your exploring! And the hostel itself is very well designed, cosy and nice to be in. The staff were absolutely amazing. So friendly and personable and accommodating. I have Coeliac Disease and after showing them my allergy card, they went out of their way to accommodate me for breakfast; it was so appreciated. Breakfast was great for both my husband who got the standard and my gluten free version. Honestly, I'm mentioning it again because the staff were just so amazing to have prepared something for me. By Japanese standards, our room was huge. It was nice to have space to spread a little and not have to climb over one another in the room.

Tamara

- Exceptional value for money, these scores are given in context of the price. - Wonderful location within the Bikan Historic District, an easy walk to the canal. - Staff super helpful in spite of limited English (happy to use translation apps). Please exercise patience with them. - The Deluxe Double room - in a separate building from the reception and bar area - was spacious, clean and quiet. - They were happy to store our bags before check in time. - Super cosy reception/bar/breakfast area with library of books and a little movie area. - A live DJ played chilled tracks during 'cocktail hour'

Lesley

This is my second time staying here, and the staff here are always welcoming and friendly! They are also highly respectful of your privacy and will not engage unnecessarily. The room is clean, spacious, and it even had a vinyl player that I didn’t get to use unfortunately. I was too shy to ask about how to use it. Maybe next year when I go back again. The hostel is conveniently located near to the museums, the historical quarters and the yebisu street which is littered with small shops that make really delicious food.

Ashley

Hostel Cuore was clean, well located, and very well maintained. The Hostel itself seemed very hip. There was a connecting cafe that offered breakfast to include in the stay. The room itself was spacious and very clean. It was a fun loft layout and the connecting private bathroom was fairly large (though there was no bathtub). The location of the hostel itself was fairly well located a street over from the Kurashiki Historical District making it an easy walk. The staff were all very pleasant and easy to communicate with.

Emma

Our first impression was excellent. We arrived late morning. Our bags were stored for us by a lovely staff member and we sat in the very cool restaurant (reception, bar, dining, all in one) to have a rest and some lunch. We then went out to explore the streets of the Bikan historical area, literally around the corner. Such a great location. Checked in properly at 4pm and were taken to the annex building a few doors down the street. Initially we were disappointed as our room didn't reflect the photos on booking.com - there was just one window and it looked straight at a wall one foot away and there was no couch. We'd been looking forward to having a couch to relax on instead of just a bed. The room felt a bit shabby and dark. Once we'd settled in though, we accepted that what we had was comfortable and reasonable value with some added bonuses - an awesome little projector beside our bed which was very cool, electrical sockets built into the bed base for charging devices, a good bathroom and a little clothes line where we hung our washing after putting a small load through the machine in the room (washing detergent provided). The queen size bed was a futon base with comfortable, thick mattress. The single bed (which was there instead of a couch) served as a place to put our two suitcases. The breakfast which was included in our room cost was yoghurt, granola and sandwiches and, best of all, coffee (best latte I had in Japan!) and tea were included. Breakfast is served in the restaurant area in the main building. We also ate dinner both nights in the restaurant as it's just easy and a nice vibe. It was the end of our two week trip so we were happy to take it easy in the evenings. The staff were lovely, the basement bar/restaurant very cool and the annex rooms so-so.

Sarah

The location is sublime; a stone's throw away from the historical district which is where you probably want to do most of your exploring! And the hostel itself is very well designed, cosy and nice to be in. The staff were absolutely amazing. So friendly and personable and accommodating. I have Coeliac Disease and after showing them my allergy card, they went out of their way to accommodate me for breakfast; it was so appreciated. Breakfast was great for both my husband who got the standard and my gluten free version. Honestly, I'm mentioning it again because the staff were just so amazing to have prepared something for me. By Japanese standards, our room was huge. It was nice to have space to spread a little and not have to climb over one another in the room.

Tamara

- Exceptional value for money, these scores are given in context of the price. - Wonderful location within the Bikan Historic District, an easy walk to the canal. - Staff super helpful in spite of limited English (happy to use translation apps). Please exercise patience with them. - The Deluxe Double room - in a separate building from the reception and bar area - was spacious, clean and quiet. - They were happy to store our bags before check in time. - Super cosy reception/bar/breakfast area with library of books and a little movie area. - A live DJ played chilled tracks during 'cocktail hour'

Lesley

This is my second time staying here, and the staff here are always welcoming and friendly! They are also highly respectful of your privacy and will not engage unnecessarily. The room is clean, spacious, and it even had a vinyl player that I didn’t get to use unfortunately. I was too shy to ask about how to use it. Maybe next year when I go back again. The hostel is conveniently located near to the museums, the historical quarters and the yebisu street which is littered with small shops that make really delicious food.

Ashley

Hostel Cuore was clean, well located, and very well maintained. The Hostel itself seemed very hip. There was a connecting cafe that offered breakfast to include in the stay. The room itself was spacious and very clean. It was a fun loft layout and the connecting private bathroom was fairly large (though there was no bathtub). The location of the hostel itself was fairly well located a street over from the Kurashiki Historical District making it an easy walk. The staff were all very pleasant and easy to communicate with.

Emma

Location

1-9-4, Chuo, Kurashiki-Shi, Okayama, Japan, Okayama, 710-0046, Japan

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465