"Quite a common business hotel in Japan. It looks old style but acceptable. The hotel is located in one of the main street where there are different restaurants and 激安nearby."
"The facilities and services are great.
Big main Onsen Bath, along with great souvenirs shop & free wine/sake offer to hotel guesses between 5-6pm.
Staffs are very polite and fluent in English.
Happy with the stay. We enjoy very much.
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"Nice, average hotel by the standards of our trip to Japan (as in the room was small by American standards but average by Japanese standards). Close to the train station, restaurants, etc. Check-in was easy, staff were helpful in holding on to our baggage since we arrived early. Pretty expansive Japanese breakfast in the morning."
"This is a rather old hotel. It took us a while to locate it, because the name of the hotel was changed. Onsens were very dark, small and uninviting. Buffet dinner and breakfasts were plentiful in volume, but not in quality. It did not offer hardly any fresh sea foods. "
"Beautiful location, excellent facilities, onsen is exceptional one of the best I’ve been in, breakfast had great selection of delicious foods including salads, cereals, fresh crab and mackerel!"
"A lovely traditional Japanese style inn with attentive service. Close to the beach,great bath facility and an exquisite lounge to have a morning coffee "
"Nice and relaxing hotel , polite staff and big room, big public onsen with great view, suitable for driving party, not close to the station, enjoyable dinner and variety choice of breakfast "
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You can spend an afternoon browsing the exhibits at Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum during your trip to Kurayoshi. Discover the area's mountain views and temples.
Wander through the preserved white-walled merchant district where sake breweries and traditional shops showcase Kurayoshi's Edo-period charm. Climb nearby Mt. Utsubuki for panoramic views, then sample local delicacies at Akagawara shopping street's food stalls and cafés.
The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 24°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. The rainiest months in Kurayoshi are July, September, August and June, with each month seeing an average of 287 mm of rainfall.
