Top Hotels in Tohaku-gun
Top Things to do in Tohaku-gun
The 10 best hotels in Tohaku-gun, Japan
Discover the best hotels in Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture, Chugoku including Misasakan, Izanro Iwasaki, Ryokan Ohashi, Bokoro, Saiki Bekkan, Meijiso, Mansuirou, Kosenkaku Yozyokan, Koraku, Kiya Ryokan.
Things to do in Tohaku-gun
1. Misasakan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Misasa-cho, Misasakan is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its family-friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Misasakan makes it easy to enjoy the best of Misasa-cho. Guest rooms offer air conditioning, and Misasakan makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the onsen hotel, including shops, a coffee shop, and a gift shop. In addition, guests can enjoy a pool and an on-site restaurant during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Close to some of Misasa-cho's most popular landmarks, such as Misasa Kouta Statue (0.2 mi) and Nanenji Temple (0.3 mi), Misasakan is a great destination for tourists. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Sabo Kigi and Tantan, which are some cafes that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you are interested in exploring Misasa-cho, check out a hot spring, such as Kajika no Yu. Misasakan is sure to make your visit to Misasa-cho one worth remembering.
Great service
Reviewed By ugin38The staff were very nice and served you really well. The meals were nice but not something spectacular. The room we booked were also spacious. They also have shuttle bus to and from Kurayoshi Station which made access simple. Overall an enjoyable stay.
2. Izanro Iwasaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Izanro Iwasaki is Misasa Onsen's most historic ryokan, having played host to a score of renowned guests, including the royal family and famous poets and artists. Relax and soak away your cares in one of the 12 world-class, radium hot-springs - each with its own distinct character.
Pleasant ryokan stay
Reviewed By JallyInJapanOur first time staying at a ryokan, and it was a pleasant stay here. We enjoyed the onsens, wearing yukata, kaiseki (ryokan multi-course dinner) and traditional Japanese breakfast, sleeping on futons, strolling around the hotspring town with its countryside charm... The very same content on Japanese tourism shows! Recommended especially for first timers who may be unsure on which ryokan to choose.
3. Ryokan Ohashi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
See why so many travelers make Ryokan Ohashi their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Misasa-cho. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Guest rooms offer amenities such as air conditioning. Ryokan Ohashi features baggage storage, shops, and a gift shop, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts a sauna. If you are driving to Ryokan Ohashi, free parking is available. Close to some of Misasa-cho's most popular landmarks, such as Misasa Kouta Statue (0.2 mi) and Nanenji Temple (0.2 mi), Ryokan Ohashi is a great destination for tourists. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Sabo Kigi and Tantan, which are some cafes that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you are interested in exploring Misasa-cho, check out a hot spring, such as Kajika no Yu. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Ryokan Ohashi as you experience all of the things Misasa-cho has to offer.
Ok
Reviewed By TPHKRyokan Ohashi is a traditional Japanese onsen hotel, quite commonplace in my opinion. We picked it because the alternatives looked even less promising. Very polite staff, normal room (a bit dated though), normal meals. The public onsen was good. About the dinner, I was quite surprised that they sent someone from the kitchen to grill the beef in the room. The beef was exceptional (everything else was average) but I didn’t appreciate the smoke and smell from grilling which lingered in my room. Also, our server (an older lady) was a bit too relaxed with us, even though she was very polite. During dinner, she gestured to us a few times to pass used dishes to her so she didn’t have to get up and walk to the other end of the table to collect them. It’s no big deal, guess the old lady was just too tired, but I didn’t think this would be acceptable to Japanese guests
4. Bokoro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Traditional onsen hotel at the lakeside with nice food and staffs
Reviewed By LucainsomewhereBokoro Ryokan is a very nice onsen hotel in Kurayoshi. It has the only one outdoor onsen on the lake in Japan. Their onsen is very clean and nice, you can enjoy both outdoor and indoor while you stay, but the outdoor one has really nice view and peaceful feeling. Their roooms are all traditional Japanese tatami, but the bed and blanket they provide is very soft and really comfortable. The room is quite large, and have the necessities. Usually it included both dinner and breakfast, both of them are tasty and make you so full! The hotel staffs are very nice and experienced with good smile and warm welcome. The only thing of this hotel is the location, if you’re driving that’s not really matter, if you are taking public transport to the hotel, you can reserve the shuttle bus at certain times or public bus also access there if you cannot make the shuttle bus reservation. Bokoro is really a nice onsen hotel, highly recommend!!! Btw Conan manga has been drawn this at background, cool!
5. Saiki Bekkan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Misasa-cho, Saiki Bekkan is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its quaint environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Saiki Bekkan makes it easy to enjoy the best of Misasa-cho. As your “home away from home,” the onsen ryokan rooms offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, a coffee shop while staying at Saiki Bekkan. In addition, Saiki Bekkan offers breakfast, which will help make your Misasa-cho trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While staying at Saiki Bekkan, visitors can check out Misasa Kouta Statue (0.3 mi) and Nanenji Temple (0.3 mi), some of Misasa-cho's top attractions. While you’re here, be sure to check out Misasa Garden Hotel Restaurant, one of the French restaurants that can be found in Misasa-cho, which is a short distance from Saiki Bekkan. Best of all, Saiki Bekkan makes it easy to experience some great Misasa-cho attractions like Kajika no Yu, which is a popular hot spring. Saiki Bekkan is sure to make your visit to Misasa-cho one worth remembering.
Full with disappointment.
Reviewed By chyzbnPoor service and the things you get does not worth the money you paid for. The nightmare started from getting to the hotel. They offered free shuttle bus service from Kurayoshi station, but have to reserve it before arrival. I sent out my request 3 days before through agency website but no reply until I arrived. I tried to call them 2 days before for literally hundred of times, but the line was either unreachable or no one picking up. Both the agency and my previous hotel tried to call them but came back with the same result. So I ended up spending another ¥470 on bus to the hotel. This huge hotel only has 1 receptionist knows how to speak English but not there all the time. Very unprofessional receptionists who do not even know how to process payment with MasterCard. Both the dinner and breakfast experience was awful, the quality of the dinner was bad, can’t believe I paid so much for this half-board stay. Not much food choices during the breakfast buffet, can’t imagine this kind of standard is from a onsen hotel. I was charged ¥150 extra for onsen tax which was not stated neither on my agency website nor check-in form. It’s not much but the feeling of unawareness is sucks.
6. Meijiso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
A Japanese garden centered on a 170-year-old fir tree can be viewed from all rooms. The large bath of the rock bath is a radium hot spring with its own source.
Excellent!
Reviewed By Sidoo R글자수가 한글만 카운터해서 한글도 덧붙입니다. 이곳은 추천할 만한 곳입니다. 가격대비 굉장히 좋았습니다. 정원이 정말 어느곳에서나 보이는데 좋더라구요. 매니져 분들은 친절하시고 대체로 청결합니다. We stayed 2 nights in Meijiso. Meijiso has a beautiful Japanese garden, which you can see anywhere and anytime during your staying. Even at the bath in onsen, you can enjoy the view. Meijiso is located in Misasa onsen - the onsen village close to kurayoshi where is famous of shirakabe dozo gun. I can’t say the location is good for public transportation. We rented a car. For us, the locations is great to visit Tottori Sand Dune and Kurayoshi. I recommend you to have a breakfast or dinner at Meijiso. Without that, the experience in Ryokan is incomplete. If you have a chance to stay here, I also recommend the Kiraku, a small bistro next to Meijiso. All managers are great. Nothing to complain. Parking is free - not common in Japan. PS. I’m not sure the manager can see this or not, but I brought the room key by mistake. I’m sorry. I sent it to Mejiso via Japanese Post before arriving airport. You’ll get it tomorrow.
7. Mansuirou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Misasa is a Japanese-style inn is located in the hot springs of the symbol Misasa Bridge sleeve. Deliver the old-fashioned hospitality, at the time of check-in is available to while drinking green tea at the second floor lobby.
Relaxing, enjoyable onsen experience
Reviewed By Vicky LWe were a group of 5 and we had booked a room with a private onsen. The staff were very attentive. Before we even asked, they brought us a wheelchair given we had an elderly travelling with us. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. The food was great. Portion is normal Japanese size but maybe a little too small for us (we just love eating too much...). The only thing I would say is the person serving us didn't seem to smile a lot like all the other onsen ryokan we had been to, just something I have noticed but not anything I was unhappy about.
8. Kosenkaku Yozyokan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
★ Togo lakeside vast four seasons of flowers bloom 6000 square meters site ★ Tottori Prefecture Governor Award, chef proud of kaiseki ★ room diet, pure Japanese style inn with a meal ★ variety of benefits ★ first arrival Free private bath(onsen） you can charm you three places
Fantastico
Reviewed By BaffffI went there with my wife for a couple of days and absolutely loved it. The rooms are nice and clean and smell fantastic. The hotel staff are chirpy and talkative and make you feel comfortable from the moment you check in. We liked the place so much that we decided extend it for an extra night.
9. Koraku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Quiet onsen, spacious Japanese room, good food and value for money
Reviewed By ShinfuaI visited there in April and I booked one day in advance and still can reserve a nice non-smoking Japanese room of 10 tsubo (33 sm). Both dinners and breakfast were above average and the price for one person stay was below 10,000 yen (weekdays, not Saturday). The onsen was spacious and since the hotel was not packed, you can enjoy a very relaxing onsen with few people. The town is small but beautiful, a walking tour is highly recommended (less than 1 hour).
10. Kiya Ryokan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Offering Quality Services One of the world’s richest radium springs containing high radon concentration – Kiya Ryokan has long been familiar to many people since Edo Period as a ryokan (Japanese inn) with hot springs welling up from underground, right beneath its baths. Now Kiya Ryokan features not only great hot springs but also abundant natural surroundings that change from season to season and a rich hot spring culture. The theme of the ryokan is “Wellness hot springs”. Kiya Ryokan is the place to experience good old Japanese culture while healing the mind and body. Kiya Ryokan is a member of the Japanese heritage.(Designated Story 12)
Great ryokan in Misasa
Reviewed By c nI recently spent a night in Misasa, in order to hike up Mitokusan the next day. Staying at Kiya Ryokan was a terrific experience. The owner came to pick me up at Kurayoshi Station (after a call from the friendly and helpful tourist information office staff) and was very welcoming; he was also good about trying to converse with me in English, as I have limited Japanese. The staff was very friendly and the dinner and breakfast very good. They have different onsen ofuros to choose from, and the room I stayed in was spacious and comfortable. The owner also helped me get to Mitokusan from the ryokan (I went in early June, which is the off-season, so it wasn't too crowded), and then back to Kurayoshi when I was departing. I would definitely stay here again, allowing more days for experiencing Misasa--one night/day wasn't enough!
