Hotels with WiFi in Yonago

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 hotel courtyard is very beautiful. The inside and outside are very Japanese. The two meals are also very good. There is also free Japanese wine. The Japanese bathrobe is very beautiful. The style is very rich. The hot spring is also good. The indoor and outdoor can be soaked. It is very convenient to watch the sunset. The location is slightly off. The traffic is not very convenient. I have to go to the hot spring visitor center. Later, I remembered that the hotel has a pick-up service, but the hotel did not prompt when I checked in.

I booked a Japanese onsen hotel for a Friday night, and it was excellent value for money. The hot springs were very comfortable too. The view from the window was quite nice. I was in a hurry and didn't get to experience more.

The hotels around here are mostly hot spring resorts, but Yuzuki seems to have a newer design and style. There was also a Chinese-speaking staff member at check-in. It's also the closest to the coastline, so you can take a walk by the sea in the evening. Since I was traveling with my child, I booked a room with a small private bath on the balcony. There's quite a difference between the in-room experience and a full private onsen. The tub was small and open-air, allowing you to enjoy the sunset views over the coastline while soaking. However, it was raining when I went, so the sky was gloomy and there wasn't much of a view. I also booked two breakfasts, which were buffet style and quite plentiful. But my friend, unable to get a room at Yuzuki, booked a traditional Japanese onsen hotel next door, and their room rate actually included both breakfast and dinner, which is fantastic value for money. That made me a little envious.

Very spacious room, the ones with a view on the sea are great. The bed is huge and super comfortable. There is a fridge and the bathroom is also on the larger side for Japan standards.

I actually arrived quite late at around 11.35pm since my train just arrived 5 minutes prior. It's an easy walk from the station since the hotel logo is well lit. Reception seemed abit too eager to see me arrive haha. I would caution against arriving any later since when I went to the ground floor for the hotspring, the reception was closed (with the blinds fully down). The hotel breakfast is above average, although variety seemed abit lacking.

I stayed at the Yonago Sanada Hotel for 4 nights. Starting from Yonago, I went on a one-day trip to Mirror Port, a one-day trip to Matsue, and a one-day trip to the Yasugi Adachi Museum of Art. It's about a 3-minute walk from Yonago Station along the main street in front of you. On the left side of the building is a building with an English sign ”SANADA” on the side and a sign ”SANADA HOTEL” on the first floor in front of it. It's very easy to find. It's a great location for transit accommodation and very convenient for sightseeing. The hotel itself is a bit old, and the facilities are a bit outdated, but the owner and the owner's wife are warm and friendly, and provide attentive service. The single room is small and compact, and the price is affordable. Clean towels and bath towels are changed every day, and a simple breakfast is provided, with 2 breads, 1 egg and coffee per person. The only thing I don't like is that the quilt in the room is not fully wrapped with a quilt cover, but only covered with a layer of sheets. I feel that this is a bit unhygienic. In short, with a price of less than 200 yuan per night, this location and conditions make it a very cost-effective choice. I had a great time in Yonago. See you again if there’s a chance!

Kikuman Hotel in the town of Minamoto Onsen is a very traditional Japanese onsen hotel. The hotel staff are very welcoming, but the front desk staff's English is only so-so, so you need to use Japanese to communicate. The rooms are tatami rooms. They are quite clean and tidy, and the onsen bath is also very nice. In particular, dinner included the famous local Manyo beef and blackthroat fish, which were very delicious. A single room for 1300 yuan a day includes breakfast and dinner, which I really enjoyed.

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.

The hotel faces the JR station There are also many restaurants nearby Lobby requires walking stairs and has a place to read comics The room is relatively dilapidated and there are dropping spots on the edges of the walls. The staff service attitude was kind and assisted us in dealing with the problem.  The light transmission of curtains can be improved