Homestays in Tottori Prefecture, Japan

It is a B&B near the seaside, opposite the seafood market (dining is available). To check in, you need to call the hotel. Generally, there is no administrator in the guest area. There are toilets upstairs and downstairs. The bathing area is behind the kitchen and the water temperature is in the living room. Adjustable

Good location, big room, free parking, but there are no restaurants nearby, you have to drive to Kurayoshi city to find food, the large bath is not very big, the equipment is somewhat lacking, and there is free parking

Very good homestay, cost-effective and basic facilities. The owner is very enthusiastic and thoughtful. He gave a detailed introduction to the town’s attractions and recommended authentic restaurants. You can even add WeChat (and take the initiative to drive us to the station when you leave. Don’t mind staying) Many netizens at the hotel sincerely recommend this home.

I went and found myself being the only one at the facilities. It’s a very nice location by the sea. The bath area is a little small especially if there are other guests but the view is emasculate as you can see the ocean very easily. At night the gentle sounds of the waves could be heard in the distance. Some rooms seem to not have an air conditioner but the room I was in was equipped with one. The rooms are spacious with even the small room easily able to accompany 2-3 people.

역에서 조금 걸어가야하지만. 그거 제외하고는 부족한거 하나 없습니다. 숙소도 깔끔하고 직원분들도 친절하십니다.

As a ”free” old powder, Tottori Yanmei is a must to punch in. I chose this ”Shaoyu かまや” from the website of Yanmeiyu Tourism Agency. It is near the Pufu coast and it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the Pufu coast. Take No. 33 from Tottori Station to ”Pufu Coastal Exit” and get off the opposite, the whole journey is about an hour's drive. The hotel is a typical old Japanese building; a little old, the hotel has free Wi-Fi; the washstand and toilet are outside the room; The bathroom is on the first floor and is public (but it is also used by one person). Booked a berth and two meals, dinner will be served according to the season. The hotel is mainly managed by 2 grandmothers who are nearly 80 years old. The day of check-in coincided with the Japanese three consecutive breaks, and the residents were basically Japanese. The hotel website says that foreign tourists who can speak Japanese and English will try to introduce room facilities, meal times and so on in unskilled English. On the day of check-out, Grandma asked me if I was a ”free” fan? I said yes, she also sent me two free postcards. There is also a millet shop next to the station opposite the hotel. At the beginning, I chose this one and there was no comment on Trip.com . Because I will arrive early, I specifically asked Trip.com if I can help contact the hotel, Trip.com I contacted very responsibly. Indeed, when I arrived at the hotel, my grandmother helped arrange the luggage. I went to take the Pufu cruise and my luggage was already in the room after I came back. Hotel facilities are not too high-end, but they feel like living at home. If you want to experience this feeling, you can choose ”squat house”.

It is a B&B near the seaside, opposite the seafood market (dining is available). To check in, you need to call the hotel. Generally, there is no administrator in the guest area. There are toilets upstairs and downstairs. The bathing area is behind the kitchen and the water temperature is in the living room. Adjustable

역에서 조금 걸어가야하지만. 그거 제외하고는 부족한거 하나 없습니다. 숙소도 깔끔하고 직원분들도 친절하십니다.

I went and found myself being the only one at the facilities. It’s a very nice location by the sea. The bath area is a little small especially if there are other guests but the view is emasculate as you can see the ocean very easily. At night the gentle sounds of the waves could be heard in the distance. Some rooms seem to not have an air conditioner but the room I was in was equipped with one. The rooms are spacious with even the small room easily able to accompany 2-3 people.

As a ”free” old powder, Tottori Yanmei is a must to punch in. I chose this ”Shaoyu かまや” from the website of Yanmeiyu Tourism Agency. It is near the Pufu coast and it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the Pufu coast. Take No. 33 from Tottori Station to ”Pufu Coastal Exit” and get off the opposite, the whole journey is about an hour's drive. The hotel is a typical old Japanese building; a little old, the hotel has free Wi-Fi; the washstand and toilet are outside the room; The bathroom is on the first floor and is public (but it is also used by one person). Booked a berth and two meals, dinner will be served according to the season. The hotel is mainly managed by 2 grandmothers who are nearly 80 years old. The day of check-in coincided with the Japanese three consecutive breaks, and the residents were basically Japanese. The hotel website says that foreign tourists who can speak Japanese and English will try to introduce room facilities, meal times and so on in unskilled English. On the day of check-out, Grandma asked me if I was a ”free” fan? I said yes, she also sent me two free postcards. There is also a millet shop next to the station opposite the hotel. At the beginning, I chose this one and there was no comment on Trip.com . Because I will arrive early, I specifically asked Trip.com if I can help contact the hotel, Trip.com I contacted very responsibly. Indeed, when I arrived at the hotel, my grandmother helped arrange the luggage. I went to take the Pufu cruise and my luggage was already in the room after I came back. Hotel facilities are not too high-end, but they feel like living at home. If you want to experience this feeling, you can choose ”squat house”.

I went and found myself being the only one at the facilities. It’s a very nice location by the sea. The bath area is a little small especially if there are other guests but the view is emasculate as you can see the ocean very easily. At night the gentle sounds of the waves could be heard in the distance. Some rooms seem to not have an air conditioner but the room I was in was equipped with one. The rooms are spacious with even the small room easily able to accompany 2-3 people.

As a ”free” old powder, Tottori Yanmei is a must to punch in. I chose this ”Shaoyu かまや” from the website of Yanmeiyu Tourism Agency. It is near the Pufu coast and it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the Pufu coast. Take No. 33 from Tottori Station to ”Pufu Coastal Exit” and get off the opposite, the whole journey is about an hour's drive. The hotel is a typical old Japanese building; a little old, the hotel has free Wi-Fi; the washstand and toilet are outside the room; The bathroom is on the first floor and is public (but it is also used by one person). Booked a berth and two meals, dinner will be served according to the season. The hotel is mainly managed by 2 grandmothers who are nearly 80 years old. The day of check-in coincided with the Japanese three consecutive breaks, and the residents were basically Japanese. The hotel website says that foreign tourists who can speak Japanese and English will try to introduce room facilities, meal times and so on in unskilled English. On the day of check-out, Grandma asked me if I was a ”free” fan? I said yes, she also sent me two free postcards. There is also a millet shop next to the station opposite the hotel. At the beginning, I chose this one and there was no comment on Trip.com . Because I will arrive early, I specifically asked Trip.com if I can help contact the hotel, Trip.com I contacted very responsibly. Indeed, when I arrived at the hotel, my grandmother helped arrange the luggage. I went to take the Pufu cruise and my luggage was already in the room after I came back. Hotel facilities are not too high-end, but they feel like living at home. If you want to experience this feeling, you can choose ”squat house”.