Kamp is located 10-min from the train and 30-min walk from the garden. The downstairs bar had s very hip vibe. The staff/owner? Was friendly and offers a welcome drink. Upstairs is a little tight, but clean. Shower was great and there is a lot of information about the area. It was quieter than what I was expecting but maybe only half the beds were full.

I stayed in the 4-bed dorm. The lower bunk has a very low headspace even for a short person like myself so I could not even sit inside. The mattress was satisfactory, but not very comfortable. The room stayed cool-ish with a/c and a fan, but the communal spaces are quite warm (and it is not summer yet).

Great place to stay. Sadly a bit flat when I arrived at the weekend. No music or atmosphere. Comfortable bed, clean. You are in the Annexe at the side of main building. Nice small social dining area( a bit drafty but hot air conditioner heats the place up) tea and toiletries provided. Washing machine, dryer, basic kitchen( kettle, hob, microwave, toaster grill, fridge) Excellent base for day trips Naoshima etc.

The bar and restaurant a bit flat and quiet. Food not great. Staff lovely but not helpful or knowledgeable about what's on in Okayama ...live music show etc. Word of warning... Take care with stairs in Annexe steep, deep and narrow...particularly if tall.....hold on to rail and don't drink too much!

Bed was clean with crisp white sheets and pillow case. It was very wide and the lower bunk bed had a high "ceiling" so it didn't feel cramped at all. Toilets and bathrooms were clean and convenient. Security lock on room door and main door made me feel very safe. The lounge was lively and has a cool vibe. Location was not far from Okayama Station. Overall, good value for money.

I would have preferred if the dark blue linens were not dark blue as it made the room look darker and less cheerful. But this was rectified with the white linens which I really liked. It made the bed feel and look clean and brighter. I arrived after 7pm and part of the route from the station was through a somewhat dark alley. But this being Japan, I wasn't frightened.

A stylish art-focused hostel just a short walk away from Okayama Station. The rooms were small and basic, as expected, but the facilities were clean and sufficient - all that you would want from a hostel vs. a larger, more private hotel. The downstairs restaurant and bar looked quite nice but we went out to eat so can't comment on the food and drink.

The check-in process took overly long when we really just wanted to be done and rest after a hot day. Rooms are on the 2F at the top of some spiral stairs, which could be difficult for anyone with disabilities or large luggage.

The location was ok. 10 min to the train/bus station. 10 min until the grocery store (7/11), there is restaurants around and big day market street, which close around 6pm. But a quiet and peaceful neighborhood. The restroom and shower were good. Having a kitchen in the same building was a nice bonus, microwave, kettle, fridge, free tea. The reception was in a bar nearby with a free welcome drink.

There is not much space in the room for luggage. Because during my stay there were 2-3 ppl it was fine, but if the room would be full 8 ppl, there might be discomfort. For me it wasn't a problem, but there were really steep stairs. Light in the room was a bit too dark.

The location is very convenient if you’re arriving at Okayama station. The bar and reception are very cozy and there was a free drink at arrival night

The bed curtains were very loud and there was no space to put luggage. I only had a backpack but ended up needing to keep in on the bed as literally any other space was take by other people’s luggage leaving only a little bit of space to walk between the beds. The kitchen area is nice but also quite small - there were no seats for everyone who wanted to eat/chat in the evening. Other than that, a great stay and would recommend!

Rooms were relatively clean, bathrooms were cleaned daily and were spotless as a result. Communal space was good for sitting down and chatting with others.

Very little space in the 8 bed dorm rooms, often large bags are left in the walkway within the room from people staying on the top bunk. The bar itsself is overpriced.

Definitely a dorm with a musical vibe. It's run from a cafe that hosts live music every now and then. Was fortunate to be able to attend one of the live sessions on the Friday evening that I was there. Excellent setup, could tell that they are really one with music. Facilities were great with everything required if you need to prepare your own food.

Upon entering I was greeted by a nice women after paper work she carried my luggage up to the room she gave me a tour and code it is a safe place I was welcome to a drink which I passed up nice kitchen all the necessities. Showers clean every one is pleasant and I was invited down to their bar which had 2 singers had some nice chats. This was a great experience since I have only started going to them I really enjoyed my stay there

The spiral stair case I felt was a super idea although it was only 1 story up and a small landing to get into the door a bit scarry for a not so old persona pleasant

It's very well located near the JR Okayama Station. The Welcome drink of pineapple juice (my choice) was a nice touch. The kitchen was equipped sufficiently to prepare and cook meals, with a dining area for meeting people. The bed had curtains and power points for charging and a lamp. Though the passageway was cluttered with backpacks (mine was a small one I could keep in my cubicle) I was able to pass through without issue. The toilets and bathrooms were clean and in sufficient numbers. Though the price of this accommodation is reasonable, prices of accommodations in Okayama in general are higher than in other cities I've stayed in Japan (except perhaps Tokyo). Nevertheless, I'd stayed here again the next time I visit Okayama.