3-Star Hotels in Yonago

This time, we stayed at the inn to visit relatives in Yonago. My 84-year-old father, my sister, and I were treated to a great deal of hospitality. The food was delicious, and my father, who had lamented that nothing he normally eats tastes good anymore, finished off a considerable amount of the food. The hot springs were excellent, and there was also a sauna, so they seemed to enjoy it to the fullest. My sister and I were unable to use the large public bath due to my sister's medical condition, but we did enjoy the private open-air bath. This is an inn that I would definitely like to stay at again.

Very friendly counter staff No elevator (up to the second floor) Check-in and check-out are conducted through the machine kiosk. Because I give you two tickets for the ocean hot spring, the hot spring right next door. The price is overvalued. But you can hear the sound of balls hitting the room in the baseball studio next to the room. The location is actually in the middle. If you are a traveler, you have to walk more than 10 minutes in midsummer.

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 think the coast is close and the best location. It is an old facility, but it is pasted with tatami mats so that you can walk barefoot all the building. There are two baths in the morning and evening replacement, but the scale is completely different, so I can't evaluate if I don't enter both. I think it's not possible or impossible as a whole.

There is a problem with the translation of the hotel name. Kaike=かいけ=皆生, how can this be translated into Kaike? Take the bus to Kaike Onsen Center in front of JR Yonago Station, 300 yen to the end, with your back to Family Mart and walk for two minutes. It will be miserable if you take the recommended Borocho. It is estimated to cost around 2,000 yuan to take a taxi. This hotel is divided into two floors, east and west. Check-in is in the east building, which is connected by an underground passage, but the elevator in the west building does not reach the first floor underground. You need to climb to the first floor and then take the elevator to the second floor to take a hot spring bath. This hot spring is the only one that dares to lay wooden floors in the large bathhouse since I wandered around Japan so far. The water quality is also very good, with the same salty taste as that in Atami, and the limbs immersed in the water will glow with a silver light. And once you open the door of the large bathhouse, other hotels are generally aisles or small compartments, but this one will directly face the narrow bathhouse, surrounded by water vapor, and the visual experience is very good. You can see the sea directly from the outdoor hot spring. But its ice cubes are actually charged, 110 yen per cup. Since you are here, you must go to the Adachi Museum of Art. Unfortunately, there are very few trains from JR Yonago to Yasugi, and most of them require extra money to buy express tickets. The taxi ride for this section costs 3,000 yen. You have to consider carefully if you want to go to the Adachi Museum of Art, such as living near Yasugi Station.

✓ Free 3-hour bicycle rental ✓ Big Bathing (I went there for 3 days without anyone ✓ room is clean ✓ There should be a gift pie on Sunday ✓ I need to return the room key tomorrow, but when I come back to pick it up, I will send a gift bag + warm hand bag ✓ location distance 2-3 minutes, convenient

It was super convenient because I took the bus directly from the airport to Kaike Onsen, got off, and the hotel was less than a 5-minute walk away. It's also close to Kaike Beach, which was great for an evening stroll. There are some surprisingly good restaurants nearby too. The hotel itself definitely shows its age, especially the wallpaper... (And the group in the room across from us was really loud; the soundproofing isn't great ㅠㅠ). However, the room was incredibly spacious, and the heating was already on when I checked in, so it was nice and warm. I especially enjoyed relaxing in the public bath. Although I slept on a bed, the tatami living area gave it a lovely Japanese ambiance. Considering the price, it was an overall satisfying stay.

+ points: Good location, 10 minutes walk from Yonago Station; - points: The lobby is on the 2nd floor, you have to carry your luggage up the stairs; + points: The lobby decoration is relatively modern and new; - points: The room facilities are relatively old + points: The room is clean and the facilities are all usable; - points: Two sets of yukata and towels were given, piled on the bed, with no place to put them.

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.

The location is really good. It's close to Yonago Station and Aeon Mall, and it's right on the main street, so it's not scary even late at night. The staff are very friendly and everything is good, but it's old and worn, and the bathroom had mold and wasn't cleaned properly. The downside is... I stayed for 4 nights, but they only clean it once every 5 days... ㅎㅎ They give you new towels every day, but it's still a bit ㅋㅋ Oh, and since I was alone, they only gave me one set of towels... ㅋㅋㅋ