Hotels With Wi-Fi in Tottori Prefecture, Japan

My two nights here were a perfect escape. The room felt like a retreat into calm. I especially loved the private baths, quiet, serene, and easy to access. What made the stay truly unforgettable was the kindness of the staff. From the afternoon tea with a Japanese sweet served in the room to their constant thoughtfulness and gentle smiles, every detail made me feel welcomed and cared for. My stay here will remain one of the most memorable parts of my time in Japan.

Service - Excellent, friendly, and I loved the free use of the hot springs. The ocean is right in front. I love the spacious parking lot. Breakfast is decent, though some people may not like it. Unlimited Hongge 👍. The only downside is that the carpet smells a bit. And the power outlets are inconveniently located. I stayed on the 4th floor, and the ocean view is amazing.

Hotel is quite old style and not enough electric plug for charging. Breakfast is quite good and parking is available. The most unpleasant feeling is warm room setting fixed in the air-con and thus very hot in the room even at night time. The temperature in Yonago in April is 27 degree.

The service was excellent. I called the front desk to pick me up at Kurayoshi Jr. Station. They also helped me with my luggage and delivered it to the front desk. The breakfast and dinner were fresh and hygienic, and the food was good. I highly recommend buying breakfast and dinner. The Chinese-speaking lady was especially friendly and helpful. The service was excellent. The hot springs were clean, the facilities were complete, and the service was excellent. It wasn't crowded, so it was quite comfortable. I'd definitely go back here for vacation if I had the chance.

Traditional Japanese garden, very elegant, spacious room, although there is a certain year, but the facilities are well maintained, the terrace can see the mountains and garden scenery, can also hear the sound of the nearby waves, especially comfortable! Breakfast is very rich!  If you want to enjoy a private style, you can also rent a ”family bathroom”, which is very cheap.

Kikuman Hotel in the town of Minamoto Onsen is a very traditional Japanese onsen hotel. The hotel staff are very welcoming, but the front desk staff's English is only so-so, so you need to use Japanese to communicate. The rooms are tatami rooms. They are quite clean and tidy, and the onsen bath is also very nice. In particular, dinner included the famous local Manyo beef and blackthroat fish, which were very delicious. A single room for 1300 yuan a day includes breakfast and dinner, which I really enjoyed.

It's a bit far from the station, but there's an underground passage with escalators in front of the station, which is convenient for people with luggage. The room is fairly spacious, but the layout isn't great... To fit three beds, there's only one path leading to the door... There's a hot spring, which is nice for relaxing, and breakfast includes mountain milk, but everything else is just okay. 😅

Overall, I was satisfied. The parking lot is large enough, and there are two lounge access hours. The hot spring closes at 11:00 PM. Breakfast may require queuing if there are many people, and the elevator may take a long time if there are many people. There are self-service water dispensers on each floor, which is very convenient.

The station shuttle service was excellent, and the hotel reception staff were very welcoming and attentive. The rooms were spacious, comfortable, and offered stunning views. They even provided fun onsen tamago (hot spring eggs), and the lobby offered drinks and coffee, which was a thoughtful touch. The hotel also had a wide selection of souvenir shops, and a morning fruit market was very convenient. The meals were plentiful and delicious. The location of the open-air onsen changes in the morning and evening, offering different lake views. This is a highly recommended hotel.

Located by the sea, the hotel was clean and hygienic, and the staff were professional and responsible. Shoes need to be removed inside, which places high demands on the cleanliness of public areas and the etiquette of guests. When I checked in, I happened to meet a Mandarin-speaking family who had just come back from the beach covered in sand and went straight to the hot springs, so I ended up walking back to my room in the sand too…