Hotels with Breakfast in Yonago

Semi-open-air hot spring hotel with private bath, you can choose your favorite hot spring clothes in the lobby, wear to take pictures is really good, the room is very large, Japanese decoration, private bath can adjust the temperature, that night strong wind and rain, wind blowing in Come very cold, muster up the courage to get into the water, the shower room can also have a dresser, a parking 2 meals, dinner is indeed good, but 2000 more a night if cheaper would be better.

Located by the sea, the hotel was clean and hygienic, and the staff were professional and responsible. Shoes need to be removed inside, which places high demands on the cleanliness of public areas and the etiquette of guests. When I checked in, I happened to meet a Mandarin-speaking family who had just come back from the beach covered in sand and went straight to the hot springs, so I ended up walking back to my room in the sand too…

The biggest pros: Free parking and 3 mins walk away from convenient store ヽ(́◕◞౪◟◕‵)ﾉ Key highlight: I travel to this hotel with rental car, the location is easy to find from google map, and just 5-6 mins drive to Donki if you are a late night shopper. This is the only hotel offer free parking from my trip in Yonago so it is def a bonus to me. Another bonus will probably be the breakfast they offer in this prince range, and all these little details to comfort your stay, e.g. shoe cleaning machine, few vending machines for emergency, self-control AC in the room & more. Recommended! About the breakfast: Japanese style breakfast is served, rice, soup, congee, small pieces of fishes, eggs sausages - the basic.

It is close to the station, just 4 to 5 minutes away. As soon as you step out of the hotel, there are izakayas and karaoke rooms, as well as many large izakayas and restaurants. The Aeon shopping mall is also conveniently located within a 5 to 6-minute walk. The breakfast was quite good as well. I think you definitely won't regret staying here.

This business hotel is suitable for business travelers who emphasize cost performance in Yonago city. The hall had a calm atmosphere and was in good cleaning condition. The rooms are compact but functionally maintained, and the practical design on the premise of business use such as desk space, lighting, and power supply arrangement is impressive. The bed was moderately hard and I was able to recover enough fatigue even after a long movement. Wi-Fi connection quality was stable, and there was no problem with online meetings and materials creation. The bathroom is a standard unit bus, but there is no problem with the water pressure and temperature adjustment, and it is easy to use. The front desk was polite and check-in ／ check-out was smooth. The fact that there is laundry facilities in the building is very convenient for clothing management during consecutive nights and business trips. Also, there were many restaurants around the hotel, and there was no problem with dinner options. Overall, I felt very satisfied as a business hotel that ”provides the necessary functions at a reasonable price”. Recommended for those who expect stable service during business trips and short stays.

Perfect for a solo traveler. The toilet in the room had a rather old washlet. It's been a while since I've seen the Panasonic logo lol. If you're used to regular toilets, you might not know where to flush? As for the location, it's far from the station, so I think you need a car!

The room has the feel of a well-maintained, old-fashioned hotel and has been remodeled. You can experience a vibe that cannot be found in modern Korea. The fried steak, grilled fresh for dinner, is very delicious.

I stayed here only for breakfast. The front desk and staff were polite. The free drinks were great. It would have been nice if there was a bag or basket when going to the large public bath. The bag next to the front desk was only big enough to fit underwear. I had trouble taking towels from the room. I brought them in the bag I brought with me just in case. I think that's necessary if they use one towel per person. There were traces of what it must have been like in the past when it was a high-class inn.

From the entrance, it seemed to be the best of the surrounding buildings, and I was impressed by the kindness of the staff, and it was nice to have a lot of things available in the hostel.