Hotels With Breakfast in Tottori Prefecture, Japan

My two nights here were a perfect escape. The room felt like a retreat into calm. I especially loved the private baths, quiet, serene, and easy to access. What made the stay truly unforgettable was the kindness of the staff. From the afternoon tea with a Japanese sweet served in the room to their constant thoughtfulness and gentle smiles, every detail made me feel welcomed and cared for. My stay here will remain one of the most memorable parts of my time in Japan.

The hotel is conveniently located, about a 5-minute walk from Tottori Station and a 5-minute taxi ride to Hokkaido Kaiten Sushi. It boasts a nice onsen (hot spring) and was very clean. Complimentary disposable amenities were readily available for guests. On the downside, the breakfast was quite disappointing – very basic with limited variety, and many items weren't restocked, which certainly didn't justify its price. Also, be aware that if you're staying with a child in the same room, there's an additional charge of 3000 JPY per night, and breakfast for the child is extra.

Environment: The environment is good, and it's very close to Tottori Station, about a 5-minute walk. Facilities: The facilities are all good and acceptable, but it's an economy chain hotel, so I had appropriate expectations. There's also a hot spring bath, but only in one location. If it's the women's bath, then men can't use it, as the male and female bathing times are separated. Service: The service was good, and breakfast was quite tasty. They even had curry rice, so I enjoyed a hearty bowl of curry early in the morning.

The location is convenient, just across from the station (about a 3-5 minute walk). There are many restaurants, supermarkets, and department stores nearby. Parking is limited, costing ¥600 per night. The lobby has a slightly historic feel, is spacious and bright, and includes a members-only lounge area. There are only two elevators, but the wait is usually short. The rooms are a bit small and, although renovated, still feel somewhat dated. The beds are of medium firmness, and the pillows are decent. The bedside tables have adjustable lights, radios, and air conditioning. The bathroom is clean but slightly old. The biggest drawback is the poor soundproofing; you can easily hear noises from the hallway and the wind blowing through the window gaps. At night, it sounds like a typhoon, even when the weather is fine. You can hear the wind in the morning, which might wake you up earlier. Improving the soundproofing is highly recommended. Ice and vending machines are available in the common areas, but bottled water is not provided. There is a souvenir shop in the lobby on the first floor, but no large public bath. Breakfast is available for an additional fee.

Second time I have stayed here. Great hotel, right beside the station. The hotel itself may seem a little outdated but it is very cozy. It is a 10 minute walk to a main street filled with restaurants and bars. About 5 minutes walk to the bus depot if you need to get to the sand dunes. Staff were very nice and polite and helpful

The location is great, very close to the tram station, making it super convenient for getting around. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly. As always, breakfast is included, which is a fantastic perk that Toyoko Inn consistently provides and definitely deserves praise for.

Enjoyable stay. great location to everywhere (subway, shopping area, many restaurantsaround) if you are traveling with 3-4 persons together, highly recommend.

It's the best hotel I've ever stayed at! The hot springs are free to use, and the ocean is right in front, which was great. You can also use the yukata as a shower robe(?), which is very satisfying. I paid a little more and had breakfast, but I was very satisfied.

It's hard to review this hot spring inn. It's quite new, and the facilities are okay, but the wooden building creaks when the air conditioner is on on hot days. It creaked a few times in the middle of the night, preventing me from getting much sleep in the first half of the night, but that doesn't seem like a fixable problem. As for the price, it's quite high for Tottori, but the food was mediocre. It was fresh, but dinner was overloaded with fish, accompanied by cold pumpkin soup. The fishy flavor was enhanced by the pumpkin soup, and the overall combination wasn't well thought out. Breakfast was even more shocking: a pile of pickles... no matter how beautiful the dishes, they were still pickles... and finally a small grilled fish. This is below average for inn dining. The older waiters were generally quite helpful, but the younger ones weren't, and didn't greet each other very proactively. I won't be going back.

Overall, I was satisfied. The parking lot is large enough, and there are two lounge access hours. The hot spring closes at 11:00 PM. Breakfast may require queuing if there are many people, and the elevator may take a long time if there are many people. There are self-service water dispensers on each floor, which is very convenient.