Homestays in Tottori Prefecture, Japan

The environment is first-class, just by the sea, you can see the sea by the window, and you can see the sea from the bed. When you leave the store, you are the seaside, a very good beach. The owner is a grandmother who speaks too softly (you must pay attention to listening to it to hear clearly), and is very kind. The room has no bathroom and bathroom, which is very inconvenient. I brought my 70-year-old mother. The elderly have to go to the toilet at night and have to leave the room. It is very inconvenient, but although it is a public toilet, it is very clean. There is a wash basin in the room, but there is no hot water, which is very inconvenient. From the perspective of looking at the sea, the location of the hotel is really the best, but it is really inconvenient to experience that the room does not have a bathroom and bathroom. In the future, I will confirm three things in advance when I book a hotel: whether the room is equipped with a toilet and bathroom (the best bathroom and toilet are separate), whether the basin has hot water, and whether the WIFI is good. Because this trip to several hotels, I deeply confirm that these three items are very important.

I chose this hostel because it's cheap, located next to the Karo Seafood Market. However, transportation is a bit inconvenient; if you don't drive, you'll have to walk from Tottori University Station if you miss the last bus around 7 PM. The rooms are small and crowded. The facilities are complete, but it's not particularly cozy. If you're looking for a budget option, this is definitely a good choice.

About a 8-10 minute walk from Sakaiminato Station where the Kitaro/Mizuki Shigeru staues are all over the town. Guesthouse style with code locked door. Staff/Owner is not on site at night. Shared bathtub/shower and kitchen on first floor. Second floor has its own toilet/bathroom. Only stairs to get to second floor so avoid if you have a heavy suitcase.

I stayed here as part of a Daisen trekking itinerary. This was my first time at a pension like this. The owner was very friendly and gave me a lot of information, and we had a fun chat. The night sky was filled with stars, and the view was breathtaking. It felt a bit like a goshiwon (a boarding house). We just slept there. The bathroom and toilet were shared, but they were clean and comfortable. We went to the Daisen hot springs and washed up, so we just brushed our teeth and went to bed.

Spacious, luxurious, excellent 👍, will come back next time

Good location, big room, free parking, but there are no restaurants nearby, you have to drive to Kurayoshi city to find food, the large bath is not very big, the equipment is somewhat lacking, and there is free parking

It was a very clean and comfortable facility! There were many hot springs and bars nearby, and we were free to come and go 24 hours a day, so we had no complaints.

The first hotel I traveled in a month. The Japanese-style rooms and rooms are very large. The public kitchens, toilets and bathrooms are really troublesome. But it is very clean and has a very small hot spring. It can be shared by a couple or family for two periods of time. , 150 yen per person, there are other times for men and women, the best is free parking. The best thing is that electric lights in public places use sensors, which are always dark! !

As a ”free” old powder, Tottori Yanmei is a must to punch in. I chose this ”Shaoyu かまや” from the website of Yanmeiyu Tourism Agency. It is near the Pufu coast and it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the Pufu coast. Take No. 33 from Tottori Station to ”Pufu Coastal Exit” and get off the opposite, the whole journey is about an hour's drive. The hotel is a typical old Japanese building; a little old, the hotel has free Wi-Fi; the washstand and toilet are outside the room; The bathroom is on the first floor and is public (but it is also used by one person). Booked a berth and two meals, dinner will be served according to the season. The hotel is mainly managed by 2 grandmothers who are nearly 80 years old. The day of check-in coincided with the Japanese three consecutive breaks, and the residents were basically Japanese. The hotel website says that foreign tourists who can speak Japanese and English will try to introduce room facilities, meal times and so on in unskilled English. On the day of check-out, Grandma asked me if I was a ”free” fan? I said yes, she also sent me two free postcards. There is also a millet shop next to the station opposite the hotel. At the beginning, I chose this one and there was no comment on Trip.com . Because I will arrive early, I specifically asked Trip.com if I can help contact the hotel, Trip.com I contacted very responsibly. Indeed, when I arrived at the hotel, my grandmother helped arrange the luggage. I went to take the Pufu cruise and my luggage was already in the room after I came back. Hotel facilities are not too high-end, but they feel like living at home. If you want to experience this feeling, you can choose ”squat house”.

1階には、大きな対面式キッチンと大きなテーブル、壁着のもにたがあり、YouTubeなども見られます。 2階に大きな浴槽と、小さめのリビング、ダブルベッドがあり、渡り廊下を渡ると和室があります。 海側のどの部屋からも富浦海岸の雄大な景色が見られます。 1階のテラス部分でBBQをする予定でしたが、とても風が強くて寒かったので諦めました。天気がよければ海のすぐ側でBBQを楽しめます。 テラスから少し階段を下りると門扉があり、そこからすぐに砂浜に出られます。 夏であれば、テラスから子供が遊ぶ姿を見られますが、この海はなかなか荒々しく、離岸流のある箇所もある様なので、側で一緒に遊ぶほうが良いです。