Meklējiet rokanus reģionā Tottori

300 metres from Kaike Onsen Beach in Yonago, Kaike Fuga provides accommodation with access to a public bath and open-air bath. Beautiful traditional building, remodeled keeping the traditional features. Breakfast was very nice too

Situated in Misasa, Mansuirou offers accommodation with a public bath and an open-air bath. This ryokan features free private parking, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi. this is a traditional Japanese hotel. The room size was fabulous. There was a place to put our luggage completely out of the way, and out of sight. The luggage storage was large enough that we could actually have our bags open for access, but still out of sight.

Situated 50 km from Daijoji Temple, Kansuitei Kozeniya offers accommodation in Tottori with access to a hot spring bath. It is set 7.4 km from Tottori Sand Dunes and provides luggage storage space. I loved the room, onsens, and breakfast!

Only a 5-minute walk from JR Tottori Train Station, Ryokan Marumo offers Japanese-style accommodations with traditional garden views. Food, amenity, nonsense, and crews.

Kaike Tsuruya offers Japanese-style accommodations and indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths. Guests can wear Japanese Yukata robes and enjoy traditional multi-course meals in their rooms. It was more fancy than I thought it would be, truly amazing. The Japanese style room and the public bathing area were both a fantastic experience. Close to the beach, with quite a few restaurants and stores around, direct bus to the station. There's a fridge, a kettle, some welcome teas and snacks, and a yukata for after the bath! They have three sizes. Highly recommend.

Overlooking Miho Bay, BaysideSquareKaikeHotel boasts hot-spring baths with ocean views, Japanese and Buffet restaurants, and massage services. A nice, modern hotel of an attractive style, and literally on the beach. The hotel's onsen was good too, with an indoor bath and one open to the air with views out to sea. Colourful yukata and geta are provided free, and you can also wear them outside the hotel to stroll on the promenade. As with most Japanese hotels, the rooms are rather small (especially if you're travelling with a number of pieces of luggage), but the space was well designed to make the most of the space available. Our family room had twin beds and then a raised tatami area with a table that stowed away so that a futon could be laid out for a third person. We had floor to ceiling windows with an awesome view of the sea and the peninsula (sunset was particularly wonderful). We ate the buffet breakfast in the restaurant on site and it was good value for money. The car park has plenty of spaces. We also used the bus, which goes regularly from a block away to Yonago station, in around 15 minutes. There are two convenience stores a couple of minutes walk away. Kaike Onsen is a good base point for Matsue, Izumo and Daisen.

Featuring a natural hot spring bath and nature views, Seiryuso is located 16 minutes by car from Kurayoshi Station. The ryokan provides free WiFi in all areas and free private parking.

Right on Miho Bay, Kasuitei features a bar with panoramic views, indoor and outdoor hot-spring baths and an aromatherapy salon. Japanese-style meals are served in the dining area or guests’ rooms. Elegance, superb style and tradition - a delight to experience. Staff had limited English but we were well looked after with no problems. Appreciated the pickup and return service from Kaike Tourist Centre. Would love to stay again.

Located in Yurihama in the Tottori region, Tougoukan features accommodation with access to a hot spring bath. The property features river and quiet street views. A cozy guesthouse beside the lake. It was nice to stay good old Japanese style room and take In-house hot spring bath which ran 24h. Local pub the staff advised was nice as well. I like their simple but enough service.

Suikoen is located in Yonago, 35 km from Lake Shinji, 37 km from Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum, as well as 21 km from Mizuki Shigeru Museum.