Tottori Prefecture | Popular hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) based on reviews!

Dormy Inn is a chain that operates nationwide, and it was a beautiful hotel with good service. It also had an open-air bath, and it was fun to eat fruits and Yonakisoba (noodles sold by a hawker at night). They also had sashimi for breakfast, so you could make your own seafood bowl. Mizuki Shigeru Road was right in front of the hotel.

Conveniently located, just a 2-minute walk from Yonago Station. There is a large public bath where you can enjoy natural hot springs (sourced from Misasa Onsen). A healthy breakfast is also provided free of charge. Dinner is not included, but the hotel staff will introduce you to some carefully selected restaurants around the hotel. If you are not coming by car, I think this hotel, conveniently located in front of the station, is the best choice. The accommodation fee is also reasonable and perfect.

Facing the sea, this hotel boasts an ocean view from every room. It is also famous for its hot spring water that flows directly from the source. In the rooms with open-air baths, you can relax in elegance while listening to the sound of the waves. You can also eat Tottori beef and seafood. This is a recommended hotel where you can enjoy the lotion-like hot water and Breathtaking view of the sea at the same time.

A little further west than Kasumi, how about "Kinosaki Onsen Town"? Kinosaki Onsen is popular in Hyogo Prefecture. This inn serves dishes made with plenty of Matsuba crab, a particularly high-quality type of red snow crab.

The hotel is conveniently located just a minute's walk from JR Tottori Station, making it convenient for sightseeing at the Tottori Sand Dunes. As it is a chain hotel with locations nationwide, you can stay here with peace of mind. We recommend the cleaned rooms and reasonable accommodation prices.

This is a reasonable business hotel located just a few minutes walk from Tottori Station. Depending on the season and conditions, you can stay for less than 4,000 yen. Although it is reasonable, the rooms are spacious and clean, and there is a large public bath. There are also restaurants and convenience stores around the station, so the location is good and you will not have any trouble finding a place to eat. It is also conveniently located close to the Tottori Sand Dunes.

"Yukibou Hakusen" boasts ocean view rooms, all of which are equipped with a panoramic jacuzzi bath. Some rooms also have an open-air bath, offering Breathtaking view of the beautiful Sea of Japan. kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）which uses plenty of seasonal ingredients such as local brand beef and seafood, is also highly rated, and in winter you can enjoy a course that makes luxurious use of crab. With a calm atmosphere and great views, this is an inn recommended for couples, where you can relax and enjoy onsen(hot spring).

Izanro Iwasaki is famous as a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) that represents Misasa onsen(hot spring). This onsen(hot spring) inn has onsen(hot spring) baths with different atmospheres scattered throughout its vast hot spring garden, and in winter you can soak in onsen(hot spring) while watching the snowy scenery. In the large circular garden bath, "Yama no Yu," you can enjoy bath to view the snow with a view of the snow in an open space. There are also rooms with open-air baths, so you can have the snowy scenery all to yourself in a private space.

How about "Kaike Fuga"? Enjoy a luxurious soak in onsen(hot spring) in a room with a semi-open-air bath and a view of Mt. Daisen. They also offer complimentary colorful yukata robes, perfect for couples, and you can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and spend an elegant time strolling through the Japanese garden at night. The meal is kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）featuring fresh local seafood, prepared using cooking methods that make the most of the ingredients. You can fully enjoy a sophisticated onsen(hot spring) trip in the calm atmosphere of a onsen(hot spring) Ryokan (Japanese inn).

The garden-style open-air bath is a rock bath surrounded by trees, allowing you to experience a sense of oneness with Nature. You can also bathe while looking at the snowy scenery. Directly flowing from the source is fed by one of the world's leading radon hot spring, and you can enjoy open-air bath as well as the indoor baths. This is a historic hot spring inn that has been certified as a Japanese Heritage Site.

This is a chain hotel in Izumo. It has good access to Izumo sightseeing spots, including Izumo Taisha Shrine, so it is recommended for tourists. In addition, it is a good value inn because you can stay at a reasonable price and enjoy natural hot springs, which is rare for a business hotel.

Misasa onsen(hot spring) Misasakan is a onsen(hot spring) Ryokan (Japanese inn) that boasts a wide variety of open-air baths. Enjoy 12 different baths, each with a history of over 850 years, including the "Niwa no Yu" (Garden Bath) surrounded by a Japanese garden and the "Taki no Yu" (Waterfall Bath) that surrounds a waterfall. Snow begins to fall in this region around December, so if you visit in winter, you'll be able to enjoy a fantastic view while soaking in the snow-viewing open-air bath.

The room had a tatami floor and an ocean view, and we could see the beautiful Kaike sea. It was cheap even for three people to stay in a twin room. We ate dinner outside, but the breakfast Buffet with a lot of Japanese food was also delicious. The bath was also a hot spring, and the water was very pleasant and helped to relieve fatigue. The spacious indoor bath had a bubble bath and a panoramic bath. It was also easy to get to "Mizuki Shigeru Road" and it was about 20 minutes by car.