Hotel 2-Star di Tottori Prefecture, Japan

Comments on Marumo Onsen Hotel in Tottori, Japan Located in Misasa Onsen Village, Tottori Prefecture, it is a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel with a long history. Misasa Onsen is famous for its ”radium hot springs”. The spring water is rich in radioactive elements (trace, safe), and the surrounding environment is quiet, suitable for tourists who want to experience the culture of deep mountain hot springs. The radium hot springs (weak radioactive springs) of Misasa Onsen are milky white and have unique therapeutic effects, especially suitable for relieving neuralgia, muscle soreness, etc. There are indoor baths and open-air baths (separate baths for men and women), which can be reserved for some time periods. The open-air baths are surrounded by mountains and forests, with an excellent atmosphere. You can look up at the stars and take a bath at night. Some room types come with private open-air baths (reservations are required in advance), suitable for couples or families. Catering services: Dinner offers Tottori local specialties, including mountain delicacies and seafood, such as Tajima beef, mountain vegetables, etc., with exquisite presentation and sufficient portions. For breakfast, Japanese set meals are recommended, and the jam made from the local specialty ”Twentieth Century Pear” with grilled fish is recommended. If you are looking for ”historical sense + healing hot springs”, this is a good choice.

Had such a lovely stay at this hotel! The location was fantastic — super convenient yet peaceful. One of the nicest surprises was the free ramen served at night – perfect in the cold weather, warm and comforting. It really hit the spot! 💕 The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, making me feel very welcome from the moment I arrived. They also offer free access to hot spring, which I was really looking forward to, but sadly I was too tired this time. Definitely a reason to come back again soon! A truly cozy and heartwarming stay. Highly recommended for anyone looking to relax and recharge!

Traditional Japanese tatami hot spring hotel The environment is OK, the hot spring is not bad. The feature is Linhai, but this season the wind is super cold, there is no way to outdoor hot springs How to say the service is normal in the Japanese every day The receptionist did not speak English. It was difficult to communicate. Then when I checked out, I got the luggage next to the car. Two meals, similar to Kaiseki, nothing delicious. Calling at 8:30 in the morning to wake up and eat is also wonderful In short, the price is expensive and the price is average. Explore a better hot spring hotel next time ♨️ Ariga is so bitter!

The location of the hotel is convenient, whether it is by train or by car (free parking), and the price is reasonable, the price is very high, and the health is no problem. It is recommended when visiting rice.

This hotel is very good!

The location is very good. Walk 200 meters to the left after exiting Tottori Station and cross the road. The sign is quite big. You need to swipe your card to enter after 10 o'clock. It is quite good to stay here when traveling alone. I recommend staying in a 6-person room. The toilet and bathroom are very clean. The price is relatively cheap. There is also a kitchen with a washing machine. There are also toiletries. I stayed for two nights and felt that the price-performance ratio is very high. The suitcase is placed under the bed, and there is a lock for valuables at the head of the bed. There are no convenience stores nearby. If you want to buy something, it is recommended to go to Lawson at the south exit first. It is also very close to AEON. About 5 minutes walk

Very good homestay, cost-effective and basic facilities. The owner is very enthusiastic and thoughtful. He gave a detailed introduction to the town’s attractions and recommended authentic restaurants. You can even add WeChat (and take the initiative to drive us to the station when you leave. Don’t mind staying) Many netizens at the hotel sincerely recommend this home.