Yoruya

Recommended for

• Local exploring

  • Steps from the Bikan Quarter, this heritage stay fuses Meiji-era charm with private open-air baths and garden views

• Short break

  • Unwind with a Japanese dinner, stroll historic streets, and soak in serene tatami-lined rooms with tea in hand

• Restaurant

  • Enjoy hyper‑local seafood, vegetables, and beef — all artfully prepared with house‑made seasonings and served at a counter

• Museums

  • Marvel at masterpieces by Monet, Picasso, Pollock and more at Japan’s first Western art museum, the esteemed Ohara Museum

• Other Activities

  • Glide along the tranquil canal on a traditional boat, shaded by willows, as a guide unfolds Kurashiki’s poetic past

• Great walks

  • Wander through the willow‑lined Kurashiki Bikan Quarter, where elegant Edo‑period warehouses hide quaint cafes

• Sights nearby

  • Escape to Mount Washū’s summit by short drive, breathing in panoramic Seto Inland Sea views

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

  • Some rooms have a private terrace with serene garden views

• Air conditioning

• Full of character

• Sit-out Terrace

• Views

• Charming

• Traditional

• Boutique

Facilities

• Rooms

  13 rooms in this hotel

• Restaurant

  Enjoy hyper‑local seafood, vegetables, and beef — all artfully prepared with house‑made seasonings and served at a counter

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

  Some rooms have a private terrace with serene garden views

• Air conditioning

• Adult Only

• Sit-out Terrace

• Walking distance restaurants

• Communal Dining

• Bar

• Bath robes

• Safe

• Wifi

• Suites

• Sitting Room

• Garden

Activities

• Museums

  • Marvel at masterpieces by Monet, Picasso, Pollock and more at Japan’s first Western art museum, the esteemed Ohara Museum

• Other Activities

  • Glide along the tranquil canal on a traditional boat, shaded by willows, as a guide unfolds Kurashiki’s poetic past

• Great walks

  • Wander through the willow‑lined Kurashiki Bikan Quarter, where elegant Edo‑period warehouses hide quaint cafes

• Sights nearby

  • Escape to Mount Washū’s summit by short drive, breathing in panoramic Seto Inland Sea views

Map & Location