Linda C.
Our table looked out onto a refreshing garden, and the service was quick, courteous, and excellent. We had a lovely mini kaiseki lunch, healthy, beautiful, and delicious, with grape and peach juice and green tea that were both good. The food felt made with love and was a wonderful example of Japanese hospitality. Bad weather cancelled the boat ride, and Google Maps began warning that trains from Kurashiki Station were delayed or cancelled. We asked to move lunch earlier so we could get home, and Ryokan Kurashiki staff kindly fit us in almost an hour ahead of our reservation. The restroom had a fully automated toilet with a self-opening and closing lid, plus automatic sink water and soap, a nice touch in a traditional ryokan. It's nearly opposite the Bikan Historical Quarter Boat Ride, across the canal from the pretty bridge and next to Momoko Peach Cafe. I'd come back!
