Hot Springs Hotels in Yonago

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 was very satisfied with the hotel itself. However, when I made a reservation through the app, it seemed that the app and the hotel reservation weren't properly synchronized, and the reservation wasn't made for the correct number of people. (Although the confirmation email from the app showed that the reservation was correct for everyone.) Thanks to the hotel's quick response to this issue, my trip ended on a positive note, and I am truly grateful to them. I would like to request improvements to the app.

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.

The room was clean, but the public bath was the best. In the morning, I was guided to the rental bath, soaked in an elegant mood, and went to the breakfast hall as it was. Breakfast was delicious.