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Ryokan Tsurugata
At a Glance
- best local value for this type of accommodation
- steeped in tradition
Pros
- ancient tradition means a slower pace than Westerners are used to
Cons
Ryokan Tsurugata Review
Treat yourself to a stay—or perhaps just a fantastic dinner—at this charming ryokan built in 1774. Rooms are intimate and secluded, but it's best to come for the fabulous, filling, traditional dinners that incorporate the best local delicacies, from fish to fruit. The suite overlooking the 400-year-old garden is especially captivating. The same friendly and hospitable folks who run the Kurashiki Kokusai Hotel own and manage the Ryokan Tsurugata, so some English is spoken and foreigners are welcome and pampered. You'll need patience and advance planning when requesting reservations, since the number of available rooms is limited and the demand is high. The hotel is across the bridge from the Ohara Art Museum.
- Address: 1-3-15 Chuo, Kurashiki, Okayama-ken, 710-0046
- Phone: 086/424-1635
- Location: Kurashiki
Contact Information
- 11 Japanese-style rooms, 3 with private bath.
- Rate includes some meals.
- Credit cards accepted.
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