Around Daisen White Resort × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Auberge is a French term meaning "a restaurant with accommodations." A private space surrounded by the great nature at an altitude of 800m in Daisen National Park. Experience the ultimate "relaxation" and feel the joy of rest.

Tottori Prefecture, also known as "Hoshitori Prefecture," is a place renowned for its beautiful starry skies. OLIF villa in AKEMANOMORI is located on the mid-slope of the lushly forested Mt. Daisen. The log houses, designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding forest under the theme of blurring the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, consist of four units: A to D. Each unit is available for exclusive rental, ensuring a completely private space where you can relax without worrying about other guests. The living room features a genuine wood-burning fireplace, allowing you to unwind as you watch the flickering flames. A sky full of stars, the scent of the trees, crisp air, and the ever-changing seasonal scenery... Amidst this magnificent nature, escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy a tranquil moment.

A private Hotel with only two guest rooms, offering exclusive use of an entire floor, located along the Daisen-ji temple approach. From your room, enjoy panoramic views of Yumigahama and the Sea of Japan, as well as the magnificent scenery of Mt. Daisen. The top-floor “ITADAKI” features a view bath and balcony for breathtaking vistas, while the 3rd-floor “AKANE” offers a Japanese-modern space with a semi-open-air bath. Surrounded by nature, relax and enjoy a leisurely stay as if living in Daisen.

There are three types: a Western-style pension, a handmade cottage by the owner, and a slightly luxurious premium house (vacation rental). The meal-inclusive Plan at the main pension offers a Western-style course meal using as many local ingredients from Daisen and Tottori Prefecture as possible. Although it's a "course meal," the atmosphere is not pretentious but rather homely. The owner is a senior instructor of the Japan BBQ Association. It's about an 8-minute drive to the Daisen Bakuroza parking lot (skiing, hiking) and about a 4-minute drive to the athletic forest park Morinokuni.