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Ryokans in Yubara · Okayama

Ryokan Kurashiki

旅館くらしき

Yubara · Okayama onsen ryokan — Edo Charm Preserved, a 300-Year-Old Kura as Your Room — A Ryokan in the Heart of the Bikan District

★ 5.0|KurashikiFrom ₩1,484,889 / night (2 adults)
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🏮Edo Charm Preserved, a 300-Year-Old Kura as Your Room — A Ryokan in the Heart of the Bikan District

Okayama, Kurashiki · Ryokan Kurashiki

Opened in 1957, a Historic House on the White-Walled Warehouse Street
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Opened in 1957, a Historic House on the White-Walled Warehouse Street

  • 🏯Set in the heart of the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, alive with the atmosphere of the Edo period
  • 🌿A karesansui dry garden and pine trees dating back to the Edo period
  • 🕰️Traditional Japanese architecture facing Mount Tsurugata
8 Rooms in the Main Building — Former Kura, Now Rooms
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8 Rooms in the Main Building — Former Kura, Now Rooms

  • 🏠Kura no Ma: a split-level room in a tool storehouse over 300 years old, with a sunken kotatsu and king bed
  • 🌾Tatsumi no Ma: a rice storehouse about 280 years old, with heavy old beams
  • 🍬Inui no Ma: the upper floor of a sugar storehouse about 170 years old, with street views and the Yozen garden
The Largest Room, Oku-Zashiki, at 81.5㎡
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The Largest Room, Oku-Zashiki, at 81.5㎡

  • 🛏️The largest room at 81.5㎡, with two semi-double beds
  • 🌳A room facing the inner courtyard garden, with a koyamaki wood tub
  • 🍳A house-like space, complete with its own kitchen
A Semi-Open-Air Private Bath by the Courtyard
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A Semi-Open-Air Private Bath by the Courtyard

  • ♨️'Hanare-yu,' an aji-stone tub facing the green inner courtyard
  • 🔑Private use for 50 minutes per group, 3:00–11:00 PM and 6:00–9:00 AM
  • 🪵A semi-open-air structure finished in stone and wood
Seasonal Seto Inland Sea Flavors, a Kaiseki by Chef Ichihara
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Seasonal Seto Inland Sea Flavors, a Kaiseki by Chef Ichihara

  • 🐙Summer's Shimotsui octopus and hamo eel pike conger, autumn's sea bream and Spanish mackerel
  • 🦪A signature winter oyster miso hot pot
  • 🍶A selection of local Okayama sakes, mainly from Kurashiki and Asakuchi breweries
A Morning Opened with Clay-Pot Rice
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A Morning Opened with Clay-Pot Rice

  • 🍚Rice cooked in a clay pot, paired with freshly made dashimaki omelet
  • 🥢A colorful array of side dishes, served 7:30–9:00 AM
  • 🍞A Western-style breakfast is available on request
Kohikan, Self-Roasted Since 1971
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Kohikan, Self-Roasted Since 1971

  • ☕Self-roasted since 1971, brewed with traditional flannel drip
  • 🫘A cup brewed from carefully selected beans
  • 🏛️A space that carries the full atmosphere of the white-walled street
Guest-Only Lounge Terrace
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Guest-Only Lounge Terrace

  • 🛋️An exclusive lounge finished in marble and wooden beams
  • 🍵Free drinks and a small library
  • 🚶About a 15-minute walk from Kurashiki Station, beside Nakabashi Bridge inside the Bikan District
The Largest Room, Oku-Zashiki, at 81.5㎡
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The Largest Room, Oku-Zashiki, at 81.5㎡

  • 🛏️The largest room at 81.5㎡, with two semi-double beds
  • 🌳A room facing the inner courtyard garden, with a koyamaki wood tub
  • 🍳A house-like space, complete with its own kitchen
A Semi-Open-Air Private Bath by the Courtyard
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A Semi-Open-Air Private Bath by the Courtyard

  • ♨️'Hanare-yu,' an aji-stone tub facing the green inner courtyard
  • 🔑Private use for 50 minutes per group, 3:00–11:00 PM and 6:00–9:00 AM
  • 🪵A semi-open-air structure finished in stone and wood

A place that brings the streets of Edo straight into your room. A night in a kura is the Kurashiki experience itself.

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What are the check-in and check-out times at Ryokan Kurashiki?
Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.
Where is Ryokan Kurashiki located?
It is in Yubara · Okayama Kurashiki. Address: 4-1 Honmachi.
How much does one night cost?
Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩1,484,889 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.

Check-in / Check-out

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15:00

From 15:00

Check-out

11:00

Until 11:00

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