Around Yonago Kitaro Airport × Accommodation With Miso CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Yonago offers a relaxing retreat with sophisticated interiors. Set against the lush greenery of the Yonago Castle Ruins, it is conveniently located in downtown Yonago—an ideal base for business and sightseeing in the Sanin region—while still providing the comfort and tranquility of a resort stay.

Saginoyu Onsen is a quiet Onsen resort surrounded by lush nature. Long ago, it is said that a white heron healed an injured leg here, and the area came to be known as “Heron’s Hot Water.” “Saginoyu-so” is conveniently located for visiting Kiyomizu-dera Temple, famous for its Kannon deity believed to ward off misfortune, and for strolling around the ruins of Gassan Toda Castle associated with the Amago clan. It also serves as an ideal base for exploring the San’in region, including Izumo Taisha Shrine and Matsue Castle.

Nestled at the gateway to Mizuki Shigeru Road, “Minatamatei Megumi -MEGUMI-”.A private retreat for quiet adults—luxury without seeing anyone.Each guest room is over 100 sqm and uniquely designed. Enjoy a relaxing stay in your own private space.Dining is a moment to savor San’in’s seasonal flavors, from fresh seafood to blessings of the satoyama countryside.About 10 minutes by car from Yonago Airport; complimentary Shuttle Service is also available.

This is an accommodation filled with heartfelt hospitality in a relaxed atmosphere. The special suite on the top floor features a Japanese garden, with a view of Mount Daisen, also known as Hōki Fuji, beyond it. Enjoy award-winning "Brand Tottori Wagyu" and freshly caught seafood from Sakaiminato, carefully selected to create dishes that highlight seasonal ingredients. Pamper your skin at Kaike Onsen, one of San'in's most renowned hot springs known for its beautifying properties. The open-air bath is accompanied by soothing music. Relax and unwind at your leisure while enjoying over 300 art pieces displayed throughout the facility and healing jazz music in the background.

A nostalgic onsen property cherished by literary figures. The rock bath, constructed during the Taisho era, is the oldest in Kaike Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing time with natural onsen baths without circulation systems and exquisite meals served in private rooms.

Just a short walk to the beach, a modern Japanese-style Hotel. Overlooking the magnificent Kaike sea, the sound of waves gently resonates in the open-air bath, creating a truly relaxing space. Enjoy innovative and creative Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

Traditional Ryokan. The main building, completed in 1908 and registered as a national tangible cultural property in 2004, still uses fixtures and lighting from that era. Enjoy the breath of the good old days with Mount Daisen and Miho Bay right in front of you.