Ulasan Super Hotel Tottori Ekimae

I stayed for two nights in top floor accommodation. The bedroom and bathroom were very compact, but well-designed with a practical small desk/table, lots of power sockets as well as cable options for connecting and charging devices, a clock, small fridge, hanging space, long mirror, humidifier and small tv (no safe). Wi-fi was good. The bed was comfortable. I had quite a nice view of mountains, city buildings and a canal with attractive red bridge, albeit the window had a non-removable criss-cross wire screen. It was good to have half the bin for recycling of bottles and cans, as many Japanese hotels don't have that. I appreciated the complimentary bath salts and cosmetic packs, which had a range of inclusions with hair treatment and facial cleansers as well as shampoo and conditioner (big bottles of those in the capsule-like bathroom also). There was also a complimentary breakfast, but unfortunately I couldn't try that as the hours were limited, and the first morning I was so tired after a series of very short sleeps that I had to sleep in, while the second morning I had to catch a very early train. I liked the self-check-out. The first night was very windy and aerials or something were rattling on the roof all night, but the second night was quiet. It's always an advantage to have a coin laundry. The staff were lovely, but note the reception desk is only open for fixed hours. The hotel is in a great position, really close to the JR station and within walking distance of the central shopping district, eateries, the castle site, and various temples and shrines. From the station you can catch a bus or taxi to the sand dunes (or it's a one-hour walk). I'd have preferred more space, and not sure how two people would get on in the same room, but this is a good value hotel, and for what it offers, it does well.