When visiting Kurashiki, Ryori Ryokan Tsurugata is a great choice to consider. Guests looking for a bite to eat can check out Tsurugata, which serves Japanese cuisine and is open for lunch and dinner. There's a garden, and rooms offer deep soaking tubs and refrigerators.
Pros: The location is amazing and my room was wonderful. I liked the ofuro. Breakfast was delicious.
Cons: I prefer to eat outside the ryokan in Kurashiki because there are so many wonderful places but couldn't arrange breakfast only. I may stay elsewhere next time, alas, because of this.
Pros: Loved the Kaiseki dinner. Also great place to celebrate my birthday during this trip. Quiet location for a change between visiting all the major big cities. Japanese breakfast was a special ...
Pros: Amazing one night stay. Loved the staff and food. Actually loved the public baths too. Nice town authentic and quiet. Thumbs up foroneor two nights
Cons: Beds. Bit hard but ok
Pros: The royokan experience here fitted perfectly with the kurashiki location. We were notified that it was a shared bathroom but were delighted to find that this was a lovely modern bath house allocated...
Cons: Personally don't like the futon beds but that's not the fault of the royokan.
Pros: Atmosphere was charming. Close to train station. Neighborhood and shops were lovely.
Cons: Heating system in room was a bit noisy. Effective though.
Pros: Location. I chose it coz it's next to the river and area and we wanted to visit.
Cons: Stuff is unfriendly, which is quiet unusual for ryokan. The guy welcomed us did not have any smile on his face And did not say much. Onsen is small and Luke warm. Room is very old and medium size ...
Pros: Good service. Delicous breakfast and dinner always keep me very full. No language barrier. Excellent!!
Pros: Super nice service, amiable staff, traditional Japanese style room with Japanese courtyard, facing the Kurasiki canal. Would like to stay here next time!
Pros: The Tsurugata is in a tiny village within the city of Kurashiki, walking around the area gives one the feeling of what old Japan might have been. It's a little touristy but still fun to see. ...
Pros: The location is amazing and my room was wonderful. I liked the ofuro. Breakfast was delicious.
Cons: I prefer to eat outside the ryokan in Kurashiki because there are so many wonderful places but couldn't arrange breakfast only. I may stay elsewhere next time, alas, because of this.
Pros: Loved the Kaiseki dinner. Also great place to celebrate my birthday during this trip. Quiet location for a change between visiting all the major big cities. Japanese breakfast was a special ...
Pros: Amazing one night stay. Loved the staff and food. Actually loved the public baths too. Nice town authentic and quiet. Thumbs up foroneor two nights
Cons: Beds. Bit hard but ok
Pros: Atmosphere was charming. Close to train station. Neighborhood and shops were lovely.
Cons: Heating system in room was a bit noisy. Effective though.
Pros: Good service. Delicous breakfast and dinner always keep me very full. No language barrier. Excellent!!
Pros: Super nice service, amiable staff, traditional Japanese style room with Japanese courtyard, facing the Kurasiki canal. Would like to stay here next time!
Pros: The Tsurugata is in a tiny village within the city of Kurashiki, walking around the area gives one the feeling of what old Japan might have been. It's a little touristy but still fun to see. ...
