Tottori × Stays Popular For SunsetsHighly rated Hotel·Ryokan

We were blessed with great weather on this trip—clear skies every day and stunning views of Mt. Daisen and the Sea of Japan from the mountain. Because this Facility comes so highly recommended, we arrived early to make the most of it. With the all-inclusive plan, we enjoyed a beer right away while soaking in the open-air bath on our Room’s balcony. The Room had a Western antique style, and everything—from the bed and furnishings to the tableware—was superb. The Italian dinner was outstanding and truly worthy of an auberge, and the house wine was exceptionally delicious. The hospitality was excellent as well; the owner personally greeted us, and we had a wonderful conversation. From around sunset, a sea of clouds began to spread out—so spectacular that even the owner said it was something rarely seen. We were able to fully enjoy both an incredible meal and breathtaking scenery.

The deliciousness of the previous meal was unforgettable, and I finally had my second stay. Once again, the meals were absolutely delicious, and I became a fan all over again. Not only was the taste amazing, but the presentation also reflected the seasons beautifully. Being a h

This time, since I wanted an Onsen close to Yonago Airport, I chose Kaike Onsen. I was satisfied with the Room, the Onsen, and the meals. However, upon arrival: There was only one person at the front desk, and no one came to greet me at the entrance. (For some reason, when I left they saw me off the whole time?) I stopped in front of the entrance to unload my luggage, then parked my car on my own in a distant parking lot. When I entered, they were assisting the previous guest and didn’t say “Welcome” or even “Please wait,” which made me feel like I wasn’t being welcomed. I wanted to come again during crab season, but…

As always, I soak in the spacious public bath, head back to my Room, hit the sauna like I always do, take a cold shower, and then slip into the Onsen in my Room. It’s the classic routine I’ve repeated many times whenever I stay at Sennentei. At dinner, I take a big gulp from a frosty mug—absolutely irresistible. Both dinner and breakfast are delicious, with all kinds of local specialties to enjoy. Tottori is truly a great place to spend a holiday, and Sennentei is especially relaxing even by Tottori standards. In May, stocking up on Ohara tomatoes on the way home—and in late August, buying plenty of Nijisseiki pears—is another one of my usual traditions.

I visit on business every year, but this was my first stay in Kaike Onsen. Since I was here for work, I wasn’t expecting anything special, but not only was the Onsen wonderful—the meals were excellent as well. The sunset over the Sea of Japan from our spacious Room was absolutely breathtaking. I would definitely like to stay again next time. Thank you very much.

The room was spacious enough for three people, and our grandchild enjoyed running around freely in the ample space. The sunset view was stunning, and we could see our grandchild playing on the sandy beach along the sea—a truly wonderful room. We had both dinner and breakfast s

The coastline views during the evening fireworks were stunning. We could fully enjoy the Sea of Japan from both the Room and the bath. The meals were delicious, and we truly experienced all the best of a traditional Japanese Onsen. Winter may be known for crab, but Kaike Onsen in summer is wonderful.

I stayed for three nights with my beloved Toy Poodle, Alice. Thank you for such a wonderfully relaxing stay. I would love to stay again. Thank you so, so much.

I traveled to Tottori to see a friend from junior high school, and stayed at Hakusen, which my friend recommended. The meals and the hospitality were extremely satisfying, but I felt embarrassed because the bath was clearly visible from outside. The curtain only closed about one-third, and while you could say no one was really watching, I ended up making eye contact more than once. Other than that, it was great.

After hiking Mt. Daisen, the location was close to Milk no Sato, and driving there was straightforward with no confusion. I went to the Onsen at 3:00 PM and found it very relaxing, with a well-sized bath area and a great layout. From 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, I was extremely satisfied to enjoy as much beer, champagne, sake, and café-style drinks as I liked in the lounge while taking in views of both the Mt. Daisen side and the Nakaumi/Japan Sea side. The dinner buffet afterward also offered many luxurious dishes; it was all-you-can-drink as well with an even wider drink selection, and I felt it was a more worthwhile way to spend time than going out to an izakaya. Every staff member I encountered in the hotel was cheerful and efficient. The Room was comfortable and even had a portable massager, and I could relax at my leisure with the massage chair in the workspace area and unlimited comics, the morning buffet the next day was flawless, and the coffee drip experience in the lobby was both fun and delicious. As an IKYU Diamond member, I enjoyed early check-in, late check-out, and even received a souvenir—truly attentive service throughout. Thank you very much.

I stayed here with my parents. Every dish at dinner was delicious, and my father and I really enjoyed our drinks. We were also moved by the beautiful sunset over Lake Togo that evening. We would love to visit again.

Compared with my previous stay, the Room was much cleaner. The toilet is still old, but it has a washlet, and the air-conditioning and lighting are brand new, which was great. As for the meals, everything was fresh, and the fish and sushi were very delicious. For breakfast, I would prefer the dried fish to be grilled for guests rather than having to grill it myself. Overall, both the Facility and dining have improved a lot and it was very good. If there were chairs in the Room, it would be perfect.

This Hotel is set on spacious grounds in a quiet lakeside setting, perfect for relaxing at a leisurely pace. The view from the panoramic bath is outstanding. The meals are generous—so much so that you may not be able to finish everything. The only drawback was that BS channels were not available.

A private beach right in front of you. The shallow, calm waves and crystal-clear sea await. FURAHA offers everything you could wish for. After enjoying the sea, rinse off with a warm shower and conveniently access the restroom. Warm up your chilled body in the sauna, then take a refreshing dip in the clawfoot cold bath! From your Room's large windows, enjoy breathtaking sunsets, star-filled skies, and serene sunrises. The warmth and kindness of the owner couple shine through every detail. The meals are absolutely delicious—carefully handmade with attention to detail and filled with natural goodness that nourishes both body and soul. At FURAHA, you'll feel fulfilled—body, mind, and heart alike. This time I chose a course that included a relaxation massage session. The use of natural plant-based oils combined with expert techniques provided ultimate relaxation & refreshment. The Room decor is incredibly charming—white tones paired with lace create an atmosphere women will adore; it’s so cozy! I visited during summer but am sure each season brings new ways to enjoy this place. FURAHA is somewhere you'll want to visit again and again. I hope many people get to experience this relaxation & refreshment—but honestly? It’s so wonderful I almost want to keep it a secret. Thank you so much!

A single room cost just under 9,000 yen using points. When I mentioned at check-in that I was having stomach issues, they kindly changed the Genghis Khan meal to soba and seasoned rice. The delicious soba and warm hospitality lifted my spirits, which had been down due to my poor health. Thanks to this, my climb of Mt. Daisen the next day went perfectly. Thank you very much. The property's building and facilities are old, but they are kept very clean, so I had no issues at all. The view from the room is great, and the starting point for climbing Mt. Daisen, Daisenji Temple, Ogamiyama Shrine, and the autumn foliage spots are all very close. It's a place and Stays I want to visit again in a different season.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve stayed here—at least four. As the title says, it’s five seconds to the beach. The ocean view from the living room is stunning. The sea was a bit rough this time, but the contrast between the white crests and the blue-green water made it even more striking. The Southeast Asian–style interior you can see in the photos is wonderful and exceptionally clean—nothing to complain about. It’s probably among the very best vacation rentals. Personally, I was a little disappointed that the BBQ Facility I’d enjoyed up until last year is no longer available.

I stayed at Mikaku no Accommodation Yamadaya on the second day of my solo trip to Tottori. The place is a bit old, but it was very calm and relaxing, and I was able to take it easy. Since I had crab on the first day, I chose the shabu-shabu course. The portion was so generous that I couldn’t finish it all by myself and ended up leaving some behind—I’m truly sorry about that. Still, it was delicious and I was very satisfied. I don’t usually like ponzu sauce, but the ponzu served with this shabu-shabu was surprisingly easy to enjoy. The thoughtful care as I was leaving also meant a lot. I’d like to stay here again when I come back to Tottori. Thank you very much.

Although the weather was not great, we still enjoyed our stay and even had fun with the little inconveniences. A wonderful Room and meals. Next time, I’d love to watch the stars.