야스기 역 × 만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

I booked this ryokan for my in-laws’ trip, as I had previously given it to my mother as a gift and she absolutely loved it. They said everything was outstanding—the beautiful interior, the meals, and the baths. In particular, my parents-in-law live relatively nearby, but they were amazed to discover such a wonderful ryokan so close to home. We will definitely stay here again when visiting Shimane. Thank you once again for a truly wonderful time!

We enjoyed a crab kaiseki meal, and every dish was carefully prepared and truly delicious, allowing us to fully savor the winter flavors of the San’in region. The Room was equipped with a massage chair, so after warming up in the Onsen we could relax and loosen up at our own pace, making our stay very comfortable. It felt as though the fatigue from our trip simply melted away, and we appreciated the thoughtful attention to detail. When we arrived by car, three staff members welcomed us, and their warm greeting immediately brought a smile to our faces. Throughout our stay, every staff member was courteous and pleasant, which made us feel at ease. We felt that the excellent hospitality further enhances this Accommodation’s appeal. It was a highly satisfying stay where both body and mind could truly rest. We would love to visit again.

Thank you for your hospitality. The location is wonderful, with a view of Mt. Daisen to the right from the main entrance. It was unseasonably hot on the day I stayed, and walking from Yonago Station was honestly tough, but the view instantly made it all worth it. Although it seemed the system server was down, check-in went smoothly, so I had no complaints. The room was more spacious than I expected, and both the bed and sofa were comfortable and roomy, allowing me to relax. I was also happy to have a large public bath—it felt great. I’d love to stay again. Thank you very much.

As we were an elderly couple traveling together, we chose this hotel so we could enjoy a relaxed course-style meal, and it met our expectations and left us very satisfied. From the room we were shown, we had a panoramic view of Miho Bay. The room was spacious with high ceilings, and that alone helped ease the fatigue of travel. The sofa and table were carefully crafted from solid wood; they weren’t flashy, but they reflected attention to detail and good taste. We used the large public bath, and even though it was around 5:30 p.m., it felt like we had it to ourselves, so I was able to relax and enjoy it at my own pace. Dinner featured a wide variety of small portions using local ingredients and seasonal produce. The amount was just right, and the timing of service was excellent. Thanks to all of this, we had a wonderful time; however, there was one thing that felt inconsistent—the send-off. After dinner on our way back to the room, someone who seemed to be in charge saw us off at the elevator until the doors closed, which almost made us feel apologetic for the attention. Yet after checkout, when we left through the entrance, there was no farewell or greeting at all. Given how high the overall standard of the hotel is, this was a little disappointing.

Everything was excellent. It had been a while since I last enjoyed in-Room dining at a government-registered international tourist Ryokan, and the staff’s service and cheerful hospitality were outstanding. They faithfully preserve Japan’s fine traditions while continuing to refine them, which was truly impressive. The large public bath was spacious, with an ocean view that felt very relaxing. The meals were also delicious (blackthroat seaperch). Crab season had just opened as well, and although I wanted to try it, I decided to save it for next time after considering my budget. The front desk staff were efficient; the support you need is attentive, and anything that should be quick is handled quickly. From the station, buses run reliably for a regional city—take the bus and get off at “Tourist Center-mae,” then it’s just a few minutes on foot—so if you check the timetable in advance, access from Yonago Station is smooth.

Revisited on December 12, 2025. As last year, we thoroughly enjoyed Matsuba crab. Since female crab is only available until the end of the year, we visited in December. We ordered an additional female crab and upgraded the dried fish at breakfast to nodoguro. This time, we also made a Reservation for a private Onsen bath to fully enjoy the Onsen. The private bath was excellent—if there’s availability, I highly recommend trying it. Our Room this time was Oborozuki, and the semi-open-air bath in the Room allows you to adjust the depth. This was very convenient: keep it shallow when getting in and out, and make it deeper when soaking. Lastly, it seems some guests found the executive chef’s performance a bit overbearing, but it didn’t bother me at all—perhaps because I’ve experienced much flashier performances overseas many times. We’d like to return again next year.

I stayed here for a business trip. It’s just a stone’s throw from Yonago Station, and it felt like you head over to a sister property a short distance away to use the parking lot. That sister property’s lot is a bit small, and there were quite a few cars that looked like they belonged to people in the trade, so I parked with my heart in my throat—but now it’s a funny story. As for the Hotel itself, the standout is definitely the large public bath. It was so wonderful that they could honestly charge extra for it. It warmed me right down to my core. The trouser press in the room was also excellent—so good you’d want to shout, “Focus right here!” And finally, breakfast. They made generous use of local specialties from the Sanyo region. I’d spent quite a bit at dinner the night before at “Shoya,” so having breakfast included was fantastic. If I had to put an equivalent value on it, it easily felt like 3,000 yen worth. Overall, there wasn’t a single thing I could complain about. I travel to Tottori often for work, and I’d like to make this my go-to Accommodation from now on. One last tip: Kobuta Hanten on the first floor is one of the best Chinese restaurants in the Chugoku region. Their extra-garlicky gyoza and “golden fried rice” were incredibly good—and surprisingly affordable.

The plumbing and bathroom facilities are new, the Room is spacious, and the linens are clean. It’s close to the station yet quiet, and while it’s not a brand-new building, I’m very satisfied. There are also many great izakaya nearby. Next time, I’d like to try the vegetarian restaurant on the second floor.

I wanted to invite my mentor, who has supported me for many years, to my absolute favorite Accommodation, and we had a wonderful stay. A Room with a beautiful ocean view through large windows, a spacious open-air bath where you can truly relax, carefully prepared and delicious meals, and the thoughtful hospitality of all the staff—everything was outstanding. They were completely satisfied and deeply impressed, and I am truly grateful that I invited them. No matter when you visit or whom you bring along, this is an Accommodation you can trust without hesitation.

Everyone we interacted with—at the front desk and in the dining area—was attentive and made us feel at ease. We were able to relax during our stay. We also really enjoyed the egg-over-rice, which we could try with a variety of soy sauces. It was excellent.

Just like the Reviews said, all the staff were very kind. They carried our luggage to the Room, and I was happy that I could choose the yukata and obi I liked. After we entered the Room, they explained everything, including an introduction to the Room, where the baths were, and meals. The building is old, but it was thoroughly cleaned and very tidy. The large public bath is on the small side, but from the moment I stepped in I could smell the sea, and my skin felt incredibly smooth afterward. Dinner and breakfast were made entirely with ingredients from Tottori Prefecture, and I really enjoyed them. With items like turban shell (sazae) and Tottori beef packed with flavor—and with free refills of shijimi clam miso soup and rice—it was so delicious that I had two bowls of rice and two bowls of miso soup. Also, without us having to say anything, they brought tea and dessert at just the perfect timing. It was a Hotel that made me feel they truly pay attention to their guests. I’d love to stay at this Accommodation again. Thank you very much. And lastly, the sake we received as Diamond members was truly delicious. Thank you for a wonderful meal.

The staff were incredibly kind, the parking was convenient, and the room was spotless—everything was excellent. I will definitely stay again. I was truly happy with how warm and welcoming the lobby staff were.

Truly dog-first, with every comfort thoughtfully provided… You can enjoy everything with your dog except the bath (the private bath is probably OK). The shop, meals, and even co-sleeping… It’s a long-established inn, but the rooms have been renovated and were very clean and comfortable. Having a water dispenser in the room was also a nice touch. The bed was quite high, but there were steps in the room so our dogs could get up and down freely. There’s also a dog run, and the sea is nearby, so we went for walks there many times during our stay. It’s an inn that makes you want to come back.

I stayed here during a trip. With limited Hotel options in Yonago, I chose this one mainly for its location, and it turned out to be far better than I expected! The Room and unit bath are a bit dated, but everything is clean and comfortable. Above all, the breakfast exceeded my expectations in both variety and taste—I was very satisfied. Great value for money, and highly recommended for a stay in Yonago.

I heard it had been renovated, so I decided to visit! Both the dinner and breakfast buffets were delicious, with a great variety—we were very satisfied. The sushi and sashimi were especially good! The Room was clean, and seeing the ocean right nearby was incredibly relaxing. The Onsen was a bit of a walk from the Room, but it was very clean and felt wonderful. It’s a lovely Accommodation that keeps its traditional atmosphere while feeling refreshed and spotless. I’d definitely like to stay again!

I have stayed at many accommodations in Kaike Onsen, but this was my first time staying with my beloved dog. The onsen and the meals were extremely satisfying. It seems like the place is run by a family. While modern ryokans are nice, I personally love traditional accommodations with this kind of classic atmosphere. I would love to stay here again with my family and dog if I have the chance. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

The staff at the front desk were very courteous, which left a very good impression of Yonago. I stayed for two nights, and perhaps due to the quality of the ingredients, every breakfast was delicious and never got boring. It was close to the station, making it a very satisfying place to stay. I used it for a business trip, but it was a hotel I would like to visit again with my family.

We stayed as a family of three (my husband and child). Since it was a non-smoking room, we were able to stay comfortably. The pajamas were nice, and I also liked being able to choose a pillow. You can choose your amenities as well, which I felt was very environmentally considerate. We had to wait in line for breakfast, but it was delicious. The parking instructions and the fee (500 yen) were easy to understand.

Although I stayed alone, I was able to sleep comfortably and relax in the spacious semi-double bed. The meals were delicious, and the large public bath was also very relaxing. I would like to stay again.

Even though I decided to travel at the last minute, I was lucky to find an affordable and great Accommodation. The service was good. Overall, it’s old, but it felt clean and well maintained. I would stay again.