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.

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.

The location is very convenient, the room is clean and large enough for one person, and there are places to eat yakiniku (grilled meat) not far from the hotel, which is quite delicious; also, Yoneko has a very large and spacious entertainment area, definitely worth a visit.

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 stayed for two consecutive nights. Universal, a chain hotel, seemed popular with business travelers. Unfortunately, I was assigned a room on the 2nd floor. The entire hallway was damp, musty, and had an unpleasant odor. The room itself was cramped and looked nothing like the pictures on Ctrip. What made it worse was that it was a smoking room, and the smell was incredibly foul – impossible to get rid of even with the window open. On the positive side, complimentary breakfast and dinner were offered.

✓ 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.

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!

We booked a sea-view room, but we could only see half the sea. The weather was bad, so we missed the sunset 😌. The dinner buffet was good; the Wagyu beef tempura was nice, and the crab legs were all-you-can-eat 😃.

Very satisfied, we booked a sea view room to see a beautiful sunset