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When I was thinking about climbing Mt. Garlic, I was happy to book because it overlapped just during the premium buffet period. １ I was going to stay for a night, but I was already taking a １ day off to try to slow down after the trip, and my husband was also the day before and I was already １ day off! If you can stay or ask at check-in, the same main building as １ night is not empty and moves to the lodge building, is it troublesome? I was still lost, but I said, ”the lodge is empty, so the reply is completely ok even tomorrow.” We were soaked in the relaxed air I stayed for the next morning (laughs) Once I checked out the main building and checked in again at the lodge building, but I have been in contact with you and the documents are handed down, so only the corona confirmation document It was done as it was in the morning. He also did the GO TO procedure. Dinner was very delicious with a lot of Jersey beef, lamb meat, crab and fish. The vacation village I went to is almost the same, but I don't expect meat from the price, but I always betray it in a good sense. I am glad that the lodge building of ２ night is originally a lodge building, but it became a premium buffet in the main building because there were few guests. Both days to relax the congestion, and the style of desserts to take back to the room as much as you like, at the start of the time shift. The tomatoes and daikon jam on Jersey yogurt were novel and delicious. I heard if I didn't sell it for take-off. It is a pity that there is no open-air bath in the bath, but the amenities are as comfortable as other holiday villages. You can see the plateau and Mt. Garlic from the room. The lodge building was probably a good room with a view, although it seems that the main building is blocked by the elevator. Compared to the main building, there is an old building such as the lobby, but the room is clean and not inconvenient. The staff is polite and there are many young staff of foreigners, but you can understand Japanese and have a comfortable hospitality.

This is a Yukai Resort hotel located at the southernmost tip of the Yubara hot spring village, about 5 minutes by car from the Yubara Interchange on the Yonago Expressway. In addition to the indoor baths, there are separate open-air baths for men and women when you turn right after going out the front door. There is a roof, but the hotel windows are visible overhead, so women can be peeped. Also, there are many leaves and insects in the bathtub, so if you don't like insects, you may not be able to enter. The hot water feels so good. The dining room is not very large, but it is a standard buffet style at Yukai Resort. Ingredients are decent. It's not bad, but it's definitely not delicious. The annual all-you-can-eat steak in autumn can be eaten when it's hot, but when it gets cold, it's hard and you can't chew it. There are two table tennis tables. Not many manga. In addition, the karaoke room is just a small room without soundproofing, and the sound leakage is very severe. Equipment is new from JOY SOUND. It is far from the center of Yubara hot spring village, and there is nothing around except the river. It gets dark at night. If you walk along National Route 313 for about 10 minutes, there is a Lawson. There are rental bicycles, so you can reach the Yubara Dam Sunayu in 10 minutes by bicycle. It is deserted and there is not much to see, but it is a quiet hot spring town.

I was looking for a place to stay with my dog ​​and found it. This is my first trip with a dog. Basically, it seems like you should keep your dog in a cage indoors. Your dog will be left alone indoors for bathing and meals. It's like carrying him from the entrance to his room. It feels like a long building along the road, so it takes quite a while to walk from one end to the other. It's about a 10 to 15 minute walk to Yubara Onsen's famous sand bath. A Nepali woman who is very good at Japanese is actively working here.