Hikosaki Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

Feel the quality of 'off-time,' but it would be dull without some fun. A stylish and luxurious space at your travel destination. This is the Hotel for you to spend your precious 'moments.' Just a 3-minute walk from Kurashiki Station, an excellent location. Enjoy a quality evening for adults.

Royal Park Hotel Kurashiki, nestled in the shopping street in front of Kurashiki Station. We provide a space to connect you with Kurashiki and share local insights. Kurashiki: A city where history meets trends. Discover the Edo-period streetscape alongside unique shops. Kurashiki is a city full of new discoveries every time you visit. Explore exclusive experiences and treasures such as Kojima Denim, Kurashiki Canvas, and Mizushima Glass—find your one-of-a-kind piece here in Kurashiki!

Kurashiki Yuga Onsen Hotel Santoka, a Ryokan filled with nature and tranquility, is located 30 minutes from Kurashiki and 10 minutes from Mizushima I.C. Enjoy the seasonal blossoms, birdsong, the leisurely flow of time, and the Onsen.

This is a natural Onsen Hotel offering a plan with two meals at a reasonable price. The spacious public bath features high-quality chloride springs effective for stress relief, fatigue recovery, and health improvement. Additionally, the herbal bath is recommended for its various benefits to the body. Rooms are available in a classical Japanese style infused with modern elements and include a bedroom. Dinner consists of Kaiseki cuisine focusing on Japanese dishes with seasonal ingredients, and breakfast is a set meal combining Japanese and Western dishes.

The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, which became a Tenryo (directly governed land) in 1632, still vividly preserves the atmosphere of its past. The area is lined with merchant houses featuring lattice windows and walls with traditional honeycomb patterns, while the black-tiled rooftops create a striking silhouette against the sky. Its timeless charm continues to captivate visitors.Kurashiki Inn is located in the heart of the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. This culinary inn offers a serene retreat with its traditional architecture and tranquil garden views. The guest rooms, limited to just 8, are renovated from historical buildings such as an Edo-period storage house.

From the streets of Kurashiki, rich in art and culture, step into the Kurashiki Royal Art Hotel... Here, a splendid space adorned with luxurious marble awaits. We always welcome our guests with the spirit of "ichi-go ichi-e," providing heartfelt service and a relaxing atmosphere. We aspire to be a hotel that leaves a lasting impression in our guests' hearts along with memories of their Kurashiki journey. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi.

Rooms range from cozy singles to family rooms accommodating three people. Breakfast is free and unlimited, and parking is free with unrestricted entry and exit. (Parking for large vehicles is available but requires prior Reservation) Breakfast includes bread, rice, curry, daily changing side dishes, miso soup, coffee, tea, a drink bar, fruits, etc.

HAKUHA is a luxury townhouse accommodation located in the charming Higashimachi area of Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, available exclusively for one group per day. The space has been carefully renovated, preserving its historic beams and pillars, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern comfort. Equipped with high-quality facilities such as premium bathrooms, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi, guests can relax in an atmosphere filled with soft light through shoji screens and the soothing scent of wood. With the concept of "living quietly in town like a single leaf," we offer a special stay where you can savor time, feel the seasons, and rediscover yourself. Accommodating up to 8 guests, it is perfect for private stays with family or friends. Indulge in the profound charm of Kurashiki at your leisure.

3-minute walk from JR Kurashiki Station, a relaxing stay with hot baths and sauna.■ 3-minute walk from JR Kurashiki Station, 5-minute walk to Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter ■ All rooms non-smoking / Smoking booth available ■ Front desk on the 5th floor ■ Large public bath / Jacuzzi / Löyly sauna available ■ Wi-Fi in all rooms

A private stay in a traditional Japanese house over 50 years old. The chic exterior and fully renovated interior, complete with modern facilities and a kitchen, offer a comfortable and secluded guesthouse experience. Conveniently located for exploring the traditional scenic district, shopping, or even taking day trips to the Seto Inland Sea. After immersing yourself in deep culture, art exploration, and new discoveries, wake up to bright sunlight and the breath of nature. Enjoy a leisurely stay as if it were your own home. Free parking is available exclusively for guests.

Kurashiki Ivy Square is a complex tourist Facility that combines a Hotel and cultural Facility, created by preserving and reusing as much as possible the exterior and trees of the original factory of the Kurashiki Spinning Mill (now Kurabo) from the Meiji era. It also features experience Facilities and shops where you can purchase Kurashiki's crafts, folk art, and local confectionery as souvenirs. In 2020, the renovation of all guest rooms was completed. Inspired by the warm climate of Okayama, the rooms utilize wooden materials and are designed as relaxing spaces with a natural image. Enjoy serene moments to your heart's content amidst beautifully unified interiors.

Here, you will find genuine warmth cultivated by tradition and a spirit of hospitality that values each individual. Whenever you visit, you will feel nostalgic and wish to return, as the heartfelt hospitality that understands the essence of welcoming people thrives here. This is why this Hotel possesses an unchanging style. Kurashiki International Hotel offers unparalleled relaxation and enriching moments. Heartwarming Hospitality.

Located on a mountaintop about 15 minutes by car from Kurashiki Station, the glamping Property "SORANIA" offers a unique retreat. Transportation from the station is also possible via taxi. Here, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of Kurashiki's cityscape and the expansive beauty of the sky. During the day, refresh yourself by watching the drifting clouds while indulging in glamping, day-use BBQ without the need to bring your own equipment, camping, or relaxing at the café. At night, the city lights sparkle, harmonizing with the starry sky to create a truly special atmosphere. For accommodations, you can choose from three types: dome tents, glamping tents, and glamping cabins, allowing you to tailor your stay to the size of your group and your purpose. Additionally, there are plenty of activities to enjoy on the spacious lawn, such as campfires, stargazing, mölkky, and outdoor badminton. Relaxing in the exclusive lounge for glamping guests is also highly recommended. Furthermore, the adjoining "SORANIA CAFE" is open for café-only visits. Savor a special moment while taking in the stunning view of Kurashiki's cityscape.

Spacious rooms are equipped with a queen-size bed and a humidifying air purifier. Breakfast features an abundance of ingredients from the warm southern region and the nature-rich northern region of Okayama, showcasing the charm of the prefecture. The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, known for its iconic white-walled townscape and historic buildings, is just a 10-minute drive away.

In the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter (Traditional Buildings Preservation District), Kurashiki Honmachi Street is lined with charming townhouses and merchant houses from the Edo to Taisho periods. Two townhouses, over 100 years old and quietly standing, have been transformed into Properties, each accommodating only one group per day. These "inheritable Properties" blend the timeless charm of traditional materials like wood and washi paper with modern lightness and comfort. Please take your time to enjoy the beautiful lifestyle of Kurashiki as a special everyday experience.

Kurashiki City is a town with two distinct faces: a tourist destination best known for the white-walled streets of the “Bikan Historical Quarter,” and one of Western Japan’s leading industrial cities along its coastal area. Enjoy our natural Onsen, “Momotaro no Yu.” *Available to men only all day Monday–Friday. On weekends and public holidays, access alternates between men and women.* A Business Hotel just steps from Sakae Station on the Mizushima Rinkai Railway. Excellent access—only a 15-minute drive from Kurashiki Station. Free parking (first-come, first-served) with 108 spaces available; large vehicles are also welcome. For details, please check our official website.

Kurashiki is a town that became a hub for the Mingei movement, where Japan's second folk craft museum was established in 1948. Kurashi no Yado Temari "Yukikai" is an exclusive Property for one group per day, located in the heart of the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, where the spirit of craftsmanship is still alive. A former private residence has been renovated with a modern touch, creating a comfortable stay while preserving traditional beams and pillars. The furniture, furnishings, and tableware provided in our Property are crafted by various artisans, both renowned and unknown. In today's world, where objects and information are increasing at an accelerated pace, our Property offers a space where you can experience items imbued with the clear intentions of their creators and the charm of their unique stories. We aspire to be a Property that leaves a lingering impression, enriching your daily life just a little after your journey ends. Please take the comfort and discoveries from your stay at our Property back into your everyday life.

Toto Japanese Folk Toy Museum Kura no Yado is a private rental Accommodation created by renovating a rice storehouse on the banks of the Kurashiki River, said to be the oldest among the museum’s group of buildings. From the windows facing the river, you can enjoy views of the water and townscape, with Mukoyama in the distance. The Japanese Folk Toy Museum is a privately run museum specializing in folk toys, collecting and exhibiting traditional toys made across Japan from the Edo period through the early Showa era. This kura also marks where it all began: in 1967 (Showa 42), when the museum opened at the recommendation of Yoshinosuke Tonomura, first director of the Kurashiki Folkcraft Museum, it served as its very first exhibition room. We hope you will enjoy a relaxing stay while feeling the prayers and wishes embodied in these folk toys, along with each region’s history and culture.