Explore 4-Star Hotels in Misasa

Since we traveled using public transportation, the hotel's location wasn't the best, but the shuttle service to the station made it not too inconvenient. The room was spacious enough for three people and was very clean and well-maintained. All the staff were friendly, allowing us to enjoy a comfortable trip, and both breakfast and dinner were absolutely delicious. The hot spring water was also well-maintained, clean, and of excellent quality. Thanks to this, we had a wonderful trip, and I would love to visit Tottori again just to enjoy this hotel. I also want to enjoy the Kaiseki dinner again!

Misasa Onsen is located in the central part of Tottori Prefecture. It is one of the world's leading hot springs that contain radon. The spring water is also famous for its high radium content and remarkable antioxidant properties. There are various hotels of different styles along the Mitoku River. Because it is the world's leading radioactive spring water, it can improve the vitality and immunity of the body. It is suitable for the treatment of diseases such as arteriosclerosis, bronchial wheezing, diabetes, circulatory organ disorders, chronic skin diseases, and chronic gynecological diseases. It is said to be effective in curing cancer. The human cancer rate is only half that of other regions. We have two hotels this time, Hashizuya and Qimu Biekan, each with its own characteristics. [Blow kiss R] The Wooden Inn Bridge Tsuya, located in Misasa City, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, is an authentic Japanese-style wooden structure hotel with hot spring baths and Japanese cuisine. Not far from the hotel, there are three Yuqing from Yuqing, Tsubaki’s Yu, and a unique cave-style bath on the basement floor of the hotel. It’s free to leave Tang Yuqing, but boys and girls go at a different time, so you have to check the time slot of the hot spring entrance card, whether it’s a girl’s time or a boy’s time. [Meng Meng Da R] The other two soups cost 700 yen an hour (the video writes 1,800 and I remember it is 700 yen). Couples recommend the front desk to make private soup reservations, which is really artistic! The room has tatami mats and a large and comfortable seating area. Guests can enjoy a Japanese breakfast and traditional hearty dinner in the privacy of the room. The kaiseki cuisine is very careful, the tableware is gorgeous enough, the juice cup is cut out, and the chopstick rest is a bunny, so cute ớ ₃ờ. In the history of Misasa Hot Springs, many literati and writers visited here, which also made Misasa Hot Springs famous. [Like R] Misasa Onsen Traffic Guide: Osaka's bus can be taken at Namba (OCAT) or Shin-Osaka for 4,100 yen one-way, and you can take a bus from Okayama, 3,000 yen one-way from JR Kurayoshi Station. It takes 20 minutes to get there. Misasa Hot Springs.

I was very satisfied with the modern room. The room was very spacious, and I even used the private hot spring bath in the room, which was also quite large. Dinner was plentiful and delicious, and although the breakfast selection was somewhat limited, the quality was good. Both breakfast and dinner were served in separate rooms, ensuring a quiet and private dining experience.

Very traditional, authentic Japanese hot spring hotel. The hotel environment is a bit historical. Since I had already referenced the pictures online in advance, I didn't expect too much. The dinner buffet was rich, but breakfast was not lost. But more than 95% of hotels are Japanese, so non-foreign tourists will be the first choice hotel. So you can enjoy it. If the price includes one night and two meals. Basically good value for money. In addition the hot spring is very comfortable, the interior facilities are plentiful. Outdoor bathing is superior to indoor, less cramped. Since you can't take pictures, you can refer to the hotel website to see the relevant pictures.

Ishanlou Iwasaki Hotel was the most comfortable stay we had during this trip. Because we were going to Conan Town, we chose the hot spring hotel here, thinking we could relax a bit. The transportation was a bit inconvenient. We took a taxi to the hotel, which was relatively expensive. The hotel is an old-fashioned Japanese-style room, the room is large, but the service is still very good, especially there is a dedicated aunt to help you, she is the one who prepares meals and baths (because the place is relatively remote, we booked (Meals are included) Maybe it’s summer and there aren’t many people bathing in hot springs. Hehe, it avoids embarrassment😅 However, there is a wild spring opposite the hotel, where local old men soak naked. As long as you are not embarrassed, others will be embarrassed😀 😀

The hotel is a 2-minute walk from the bus stop. They offer a generous buffet for both breakfast and dinner. On the day we stayed, we were given a very large Japanese-style tatami room, which was spacious (with 2 sleeping areas and 1 meeting room) and had comfortable bedding. It also featured a private bathroom and toilet. There's a large public bath with both indoor and outdoor hot springs. Additionally, they provide a shuttle service to the train station.