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Kurayoshi City Hotel, located in the heart of central Tottori Prefecture, offers the perfect location as a base for both business and sightseeing. In October 2019, the Annex building opened, increasing the number of guest rooms to 129, the largest in the Kurayoshi area, and a large public bath with direct hot spring water from Misasa was newly established. The men's public bath also features a sauna. Breakfast is served in a Japanese-Western buffet style, focusing on local ingredients. The Hotel also houses a Japanese restaurant, "Nihon Ryori Fujikura," with all private seating, where you can enjoy dinner as well. Additionally, the Hotel offers a free flat parking lot with a capacity of 100 vehicles (including large vehicles), free Wi-Fi in all rooms, 40-inch TVs in all rooms, and a coin laundry.

The "Togo Pond" that spreads out by the Property is counted among the Eight Scenic Views of San'in, offering breathtaking scenery that changes with the seasons. The entire Property is equipped with Wi-Fi, and a workation room is available. Come and rejuvenate your senses with seasonal cuisine and natural flowing Onsen.This Property, rich in the charm of waterside scenery, appears to float on the lake and is part of the Togo Onsen area. The open-air bath overlooking the Togo lakeside, bathed in the glow of the setting sun, offers a majestic and relaxing experience, refreshing both body and mind. Nearby attractions include "Encho-en," one of the largest Chinese gardens in Japan, and "Shiokaze Hill," the birthplace of ground golf. Around Togo Pond, there is also a walking course certified by the All Japan Nordic Walking Federation, which can be enjoyed by both children and the elderly.

An Onsen Accommodation with the only open-air bath on a lake in The whole country. Cross the vermilion bridge extending from the Accommodation to reach an open-air bath floating on the lake. Bathing while gazing at Lake Togo, whose colors change with time, is a special delight. Enjoy free-flowing natural Onsen water drawn directly from the lakebed in every bath, including the open-air baths and large public bath. Dining is also a highlight—savor generous Lake Togo clams, along with locally sourced ingredients such as Tottori Wagyu beef and Daisen chicken.