4-Star Hotels in Tottori Prefecture, Japan

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.

This is a lakeside hot spring hotel with excellent facilities. All the staff members were friendly and helpful. The Japanese dinner served was great and the portions were generous. The breakfast was of self-service type with wide selections of Japanese (many with local ingredients) and western cuisines. Both the indoor and open air hot spring baths have excellent view of the Togo lake. Highly recommended.

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.

Facilities: The hotel has all the standard amenities, including an outdoor private onsen, and the room is very spacious with a sea view. The large outdoor bath also offers a breathtaking sea view, providing a truly refreshing experience. Don't miss out on the delicious Oyama milk from the vending machine. Hygiene: The indoor areas are clean. Since there are many insects in summer, just remember to close the outdoor door promptly, and you'll be fine. Environment: Located in Kaike Onsen village, it's a seaside hot spring with a white sand beach below. The sea water is clean, perfect for swimming, and kids can enjoy digging in the sand. Service: The staff were incredibly thoughtful. As soon as they saw us from afar, they proactively ran over to greet us and helped with our luggage. On our departure day, they even arranged a car to take us to the station, despite it being only a 3-minute drive. They insisted on providing a dedicated car according to our schedule to protect us from the summer sun, which was very heartwarming. The welcome afternoon tea in the lobby offered a variety of drinks. The breakfast and dinner truly deserve special praise. We booked a half-board plan, and the dinner was exquisite and delicious, featuring seasonal seafood like oysters and three different doneness levels of steak, all incredibly tasty. We enjoyed our meal while watching the sunset. Breakfast was amazing, a buffet with both Japanese and Western options, an incredible variety. There were so many desserts and ice creams that we couldn't even try them all, and everything tasted excellent. They even provided small trolleys to help us carry our food, which is a rare thoughtful touch I've encountered in the many onsen hotels I've stayed at.

The hotel boasts over 100 years of history and has hosted the Emperor. The ambiance is truly excellent. The room was quite large, and the Western-style bed was very comfortable, with a tatami mat, making it spacious enough for three people. The food was decent, but not amazing. We visited during crab season. The hot springs are truly wonderful, with several indoor and outdoor pools. The soaks leave your skin feeling smooth, and afterward, you're provided with drinkable hot spring water and a variety of Japanese teas. The shoe storage area at the entrance is a UV sterilizer—a nice touch!

Location The location is excellent, just a 3-minute walk from the train station, making it super convenient for exploring the area. Dining One of the highlights was the free ramen offered at night—such a nice touch! Breakfast was also fantastic, featuring a wide range of choices that catered to all tastes. Amenities The onsen was a perfect way to relax after a long day. The soothing hot springs really added to the overall experience. View The views from the hotel were stunning, providing a beautiful backdrop during my stay. Overall This hotel exceeded my expectations with its great location, delicious food, and relaxing amenities. I highly recommend it!

Misasa Onsen is located in the central part of Tottori Prefecture. It is one of the world's leading hot springs that contain radon. The spring water is also famous for its high radium content and remarkable antioxidant properties. There are various hotels of different styles along the Mitoku River. Because it is the world's leading radioactive spring water, it can improve the vitality and immunity of the body. It is suitable for the treatment of diseases such as arteriosclerosis, bronchial wheezing, diabetes, circulatory organ disorders, chronic skin diseases, and chronic gynecological diseases. It is said to be effective in curing cancer. The human cancer rate is only half that of other regions. We have two hotels this time, Hashizuya and Qimu Biekan, each with its own characteristics. [Blow kiss R] The Wooden Inn Bridge Tsuya, located in Misasa City, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, is an authentic Japanese-style wooden structure hotel with hot spring baths and Japanese cuisine. Not far from the hotel, there are three Yuqing from Yuqing, Tsubaki’s Yu, and a unique cave-style bath on the basement floor of the hotel. It’s free to leave Tang Yuqing, but boys and girls go at a different time, so you have to check the time slot of the hot spring entrance card, whether it’s a girl’s time or a boy’s time. [Meng Meng Da R] The other two soups cost 700 yen an hour (the video writes 1,800 and I remember it is 700 yen). Couples recommend the front desk to make private soup reservations, which is really artistic! The room has tatami mats and a large and comfortable seating area. Guests can enjoy a Japanese breakfast and traditional hearty dinner in the privacy of the room. The kaiseki cuisine is very careful, the tableware is gorgeous enough, the juice cup is cut out, and the chopstick rest is a bunny, so cute ớ ₃ờ. In the history of Misasa Hot Springs, many literati and writers visited here, which also made Misasa Hot Springs famous. [Like R] Misasa Onsen Traffic Guide: Osaka's bus can be taken at Namba (OCAT) or Shin-Osaka for 4,100 yen one-way, and you can take a bus from Okayama, 3,000 yen one-way from JR Kurayoshi Station. It takes 20 minutes to get there. Misasa Hot Springs.

A great variety of adorable yukata were available for us to choose from. After a relaxing soak in the onsen, it was truly splendid to quietly admire the garden. The service was also top-notch. The only slight letdown was the food; while plentiful, the seasoning wasn't quite there.

The hotel is relatively large in Sanchao Township, but the room type we stayed in is not large, two large and two small, including breakfast and dinner, more than 3,000, medium consumption. I booked it for the hotel directly. The pool of the hot spring has a good view and the water temperature is moderate. But the service is not detailed enough, the children's bathrobes have to be charged, and it is best to bring a bottle of water when soaking in the spring. There is no water dispenser inside. If you want to replenish water when you soak in the spring, you have to wear clothes and walk out of the door to have drinking water. This is more troublesome. There is still drinking spring water at the door, but there is a rusty smell, the entrance is not good, so no one will pick up the water.

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.