Shiitake-Kaikan Taisuikaku

I traveled to Tottori, Japan, and booked this hot spring hotel after comparison. I noticed that all the tourists visiting the hotel were Japanese, many of whom were traveling with families. It can be said that it is a pure Japanese hot spring hotel. The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Tottori Station. The appearance is relatively new and it is equipped with its own hot spring, which should be a natural hot spring. The room we booked included dinner and breakfast, which was pretty good. In addition, it should be noted that the club calculates the price based on the number of people. Children over six years old need to pay the price difference, as well as the price of dinner and breakfast. The supplement for the two children was about 30,000 yen. Finally, let’s talk about the service. The male manager at the front desk on the reception day was very good and even helped us arrange a taxi call. There were no taxis when we came back from Tottori Sand Dunes, so we called the hotel. The manager was also helpful in contacting us and arranged to postpone the dinner. But when we checked out the next day, another male manager greeted us and asked us to store our luggage, but he seemed reluctant and took a while before agreeing. Except for this dissatisfaction, other aspects are very good.

A pure Japanese-style hotel, only a 6-8 minute walk from Tottori Station. The service is very good and there is a hot spring in the hotel. Recommended!