"I really enjoyed this hotel. It is older and has tatami rooms - they were a great price and had the most amazing view. i strongly recommend using this hotel and hope you can enjoy looking at the beautiful scenery."
"It was hard to access without a car (required a 40-minute bus ride from Kurashiki Station and a 15-minute walk from the nearest bus stop). The public bath house was nice, but some calming music would make it a little more relaxing when it's quiet. Otherwise, the door opening was very jarring."
"I appreciate how convenient is the room with everything I need within reach
The tissue box, the dustbin etc all placed strategically with the convenience of the guest in mind
The hotel reception and the room are neat and tidy. "
"If you are traveling light, the rooms are passable. If , like me, you have suitcases, the rooms are small.
Staff was very helpful. There was one English speaker on staff, making communication much easier."
"Our stay at Yoruya was perfect. It was a real treat to stay in a Japanese Inn style hotel with a beautiful and comfortable interior. The staff were extremely helpful and also made us feel very welcome. The hotel is extremely well located for walking to the Bikan Historical Quarter.
If you are coming to Kurushiki, this is the perfect place to stay."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"Room was very spacious, clean and comfortable. The staff were very wonderful and helpful in many ways. We got the included breakfast for our stay, so delicious! We would definitely stay here again! "
"Lovely balcony view of ocean and expanse of grass. Very modern and clean room, convenient laundry and shared lounge space with complementary frozen cream puffs, drinks (tea, soda water, hot and cold water, cookies). Beautiful western breakfast came with room. Across street from train and ferry stations."
"We stayed in the Peak Cottage and it was amazing! The cottage was the perfect amount of rustic charm, with the best view ever. We loved having the private sauna and the air conditioning in the cottage was nice to have for the hot nights. We wish we could stay longer! We would definitely come back. Note that to book the Peak Cottage, it’s important to be able bodied because it’s accessible by stairs only. We enjoyed seeing the local cats around outside, so charming!"
You can spend an afternoon exploring the galleries in Chichu Art Museum during your travels in Miyanoura. Take in the museums while you're in the area.
What's the area like around Tamano City Maritime Museum?
Tamano City Maritime Museum is located in an area of Tamano that travellers like for its island views and seaside. You'll find 22 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
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What can I see and do near Tamano City Maritime Museum?
Chichu Art Museum, Benesse House Museum and Lee Ufan Museum feature captivating exhibits. Enjoy the outdoors at Hayataki Nature Park, Miyama Park or Miyama English Garden. Create some family memories at Shibukawa Zoo and Omocha Okoku.
