[Tottori] 8 Hotels and ryokan with Delicious Breakfasts, Including Local Dishes and Inn Specialties

When you think of Tottori, you think of the Tottori Sand Dunes. These are the largest coastal sand dunes in Japan, and not only can you enjoy the scenery, but you can also enjoy a variety of activities, such as camel riding and paragliding. There are also many other attractions, such as Hakuto Shrine, known for matchmaking, Mt. Daisen, which is known for its magnificent natural beauty, and the Sakaiminato area, where you can meet Gegege no Kitaro. There are also many famous onsen springs, and the area is recommended for any style of trip, whether it's for couples, girls' trips, solo trips, or family trips.

Tottori has no shortage of fun to eat, such as seafood from the Sea of Japan, local cuisine, and dairy products familiar to the locals. That's why we've picked up hotels and/or ryokan hotels with a delicious breakfast within Tottori. In addition to fresh seafood, local menus such as "Tofuchikuwa" and "Chinchikuwa" are also available. The colorful breakfast will make your stomach rumble just by looking at it.

It takes about 15 to 20 minutes by free shuttle bus (reservation required) from JR Kurayoshi Station. Misasakan is an inn located in onsen town where it is fun to stroll around in a yukata. There are a variety of guest rooms, including Japanese-style rooms and Japanese-style rooms with twin beds. You can spend a relaxing and luxurious time in a Japanese atmosphere.

Breakfast is served buffet style with over 50 different dishes. Based on the concept of "Rokusai Kenbi," there are six sections themed around health and beauty. The hotel is proud of its freshly baked croissants, made with wheat from France and carefully selected butter. Another attraction is the hotel's commitment to providing freshly made dishes, such as "freshly knotted rice balls," rolled omelets in dashi broth, and grilled fish made in the live kitchen.

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A menu that ladies will love is the chef's special smoothie. It is an original blend, handmade smoothie, made with a generous amount of seasonal vegetables. We also recommend the extremely fresh "Daisen White Rose Milk," which is milked and made in Tottori. Also noteworthy are desserts such as "Bell Rose Lover," a rose jelly containing edible petals!

Misasakan has three hot springs on its premises and boasts the largest amount of hot water in Misasa. It is said that "three mornings will give you energy," so you can enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content. Of the 12 baths, including indoor and outdoor baths, we recommend Barahinoyu. This is a service exclusively for women, where about 200 roses are floated every day between 3pm and 10pm. Feel elegant as you are enveloped in the scent of roses.

ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Yonago is about a 10-minute walk from JR Yonago Station. It is conveniently located about 400 meters from the Yonago Castle Ruins, and is also a convenient stopover point from Tottori Sand Dunes to Izumo Taisha Shrine. Check-out is a little late at 11:00, so you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast.

The rooms, which are designed with a focus on high-quality and functional interiors, come in a variety of types, including single, twin, and double. The bed mattresses are from Slumberland, a brand beloved by first-class hotels around the world. A selection of pillows and aromas are available for free rental, and eye warmers and bath salts are also provided. The attentive service that focuses on providing a comfortable sleep is a delight.

The hotel's proud breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet that uses plenty of local ingredients. The menu includes omelets and fried eggs made with locally produced eggs, as well as rosy seabass, sandfish, clam miso soup, and Tottori's specialty, "tofu chikuwa." Feel free to indulge in everything you've got and recharge your energy for the day.

There is a fitness gym for guests only in the building, which can be used 24 hours a day for free! The latest treadmills, cross trainers, and recumbent bikes are available. You can do a good workout before your shower, or a light workout before breakfast. If you workout, even if you eat too much at breakfast, it will all wash away the pros and cons!

Kaike Tsuruya is located about 15 minutes by car from JR Yonago Station and Yonago IC. In addition to enjoying the atmosphere and hot springs of the seaside onsen resort Kaike Onsen, the hotel is conveniently located for sightseeing in the neighboring Shimane, including the famous Mt. Daisen and Sakaiminato, known for Kitaro Road. You can enjoy the seasonal changes of the Tsukuyomi onsen, which can be viewed from the lobby and rooms, and is lit up at night.

There are various types of rooms to choose from, including purely Japanese-style rooms and rooms with beds. This is the "Comfort Room Yuzuru," a Japanese modern space with Ryukyu tatami mats. Relax by the window or lie down in bed chatting while looking out at the Sea of Japan in the distance. Enjoy a more leisurely time than usual.

Wake up to a purely Japanese breakfast made with plenty of ingredients from Sanin. The menu includes healthy options such as Koshihikari rice from Tottori, overnight dried local fish, seasonal stews, and egg dishes. You'll feel warm and cozy with miso soup made with seasonal ingredients such as clams and crab. You can have as much rice and miso soup as you like♪

The waters of onsen Onsen are salt water that springs from the sea. Rich in marine minerals, they have a moisturizing effect. They also moisturize dry skin. The spacious bath is bright and you can relax while looking at the greenery. There are also open-air baths and private baths (paid, reservations required). The baths are open from 5am, so we recommend taking a morning bath before meal.

"Onyado Nono Sakaiminato Natural onsen Yunagi no Yu" is one of the Japanese-style Dormy Inn Premium Onyado Nono hotels of the nationwide hotel chain "Dormy Inn." It is conveniently located just a one-minute walk from JR Sakaiminato Station, within walking distance of tourist spots such as "Mizuki Shigeru Road" and "Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum." The building is covered with tatami mats, and the rooms are also Japanese-modern with tatami mats. You'll sleep soundly until tomorrow's breakfast in the Serta beds.

Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet with about 70 different dishes to choose from. One of the most popular dishes is the "Okonomi Kaisendon" (seafood bowl with your choice of seafood). Seafood from the Sea of Japan, such as yellowtail and snow crab, is lined up and can be topped with as much as you like on top of hot rice. There are also plenty of egg dishes and colorful side dishes.

Hot food is hot, and cold food is cold. It's a nice touch to be able to eat food at its best. Ham, marinades, and desserts are cold, while grilled and steamed foods are piping hot. The delicious smell of freshly baked food also whets the appetite.

The large natural onsen bath, "Yunagi no Yu," is located on the 12th floor, the top floor of the hotel. The indoor bath is from a private hot spring source that springs from the premises, and both the indoor and outdoor baths offer a panoramic view of Sakaiminato's townscape. There is also a high-temperature dry sauna with a TV, a cold bath with a chiller that maintains the water temperature, and a "Totonoi chair" that is perfect for sauna lovers.

Iwaiya is a traditional onsen ryokan that was founded 130 years ago, where you can enjoy the hot spring waters of Iwai onsen, said to be the oldest in Sanin. It is about a 7-minute taxi ride from JR Iwami Station. All 13 rooms in the three-story wooden building, all with tatami mats, are Japanese-style rooms. Forget about your busy daily life and relax without doing anything. The wild plants and folk crafts that can be seen here and there in the building will soothe your soul.

A purely Japanese-style breakfast perfect for a good old-fashioned onsen inn. Freshly cooked rice, miso soup, the local flavor of Sanin "Tofu Chikuwa," grilled fish, and more are lined up. "Iwaiya" is all-inclusive, so you're bound to drink too much at dinner! But the menu is easy on the stomach, so you'll be happy the next morning.

After breakfast, head to the tea lounge in the building. There are coffee cups with different designs, so you can choose your favorite one. It faces the courtyard, so you can relax with a cup of coffee while looking at the fresh greenery and winter snow scenery.

At Iwaiya, not only the water in the bathtub, but even the water at the faucets all comes straight from the source. You can bathe 24 hours a day. The famous "Choju no Yu" onsen is a deep tub that you can immerse yourself in up to your chest while standing, and the high ceiling gives a sense of openness. The large public bath, "Iwai no Yu," is on a rotating basis for men and women, so you can enjoy both in the evening and in the morning. The open-air baths and private baths (fee required, reservations required) are also 100% source water.

Hotel Monarch Tottori is located about a 5-minute walk from JR Tottori Station. It is about a 15-minute drive to the Tottori Sand Dunes. There are a variety of rooms available, including single and twin rooms, so you can choose the one that best suits your travel needs. Some rooms even come with a coffee maker.

Breakfast is served buffet style, with about 30 different types of Japanese and Western food. Popular items include French toast, salad, broccoli grown at the foot of Mt. Daisen, and Tottori's soul drink, "Shirobara Milk" and "Shirobara Yogurt." You'll want to try the whole menu by serving yourself a little at a time.

Among the many menu items, the one that is especially noteworthy is the "Masala Curry." This authentic dish uses a particular focus on spices, and is best enjoyed with Tottori's specialty, pickled scallions. Other recommended dishes include local Tottori dishes such as overnight dried rosy seabass and "ago chikuwa." Depending on the season, you can also enjoy "atago pears," which have a nice crisp texture.

"Tottori onsen" springs from the hotel's own hot spring source on the hotel grounds. It is a rare natural hot onsen in the "city area in front of the prefectural capital station" in Japan. The light, gentle water will warm you from the core of your body. There is also a sauna in the large bath, so you can sweat it out and refresh yourself. The large bath opens at 6am, so you can use it before breakfast!

It's about a 2-minute walk from JR Tottori Station and about a 13-minute drive from Tottori Sand Dunes. Tottori Washington Hotel Plaza is conveniently located as a base for sightseeing in the city. The guest rooms are simple and functional. The pillows are a combination of soft feathers and hard pipes, making for a comfortable sleep. Once you've had a good night's sleep and are feeling refreshed, the breakfast is also exceptionally delicious.

Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet that will satisfy both bread lovers and Japanese food lovers. There are croissants, baguettes, wheat bread, and more, as well as salads, porridge, curry, omelets, and simmered dishes. For those who want a hearty breakfast, there is fried chicken and pork cutlets! After the meal, enjoy fruit and yogurt.

The buffet is packed with local Tottori specialties, including dried filleted rosy seabass, Chikuzen-ni made with Daisen-dori chicken, agochikuwa (fish paste made from dried rosy seabass), tofuchikuwa (fish paste made from dried tofu), and sand dune scallions, also known as the jewel of the Tottori Sand Dunes. Discovering new flavors is one of the joys of traveling.

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About 20 minutes by local bus or taxi from JR Kurayoshi Station. BARCOS RYOKAN Misasa-so, which is limited to 9 groups per day, is an inn produced by the fashion brand BARCOS. Get away from your daily routine and relax quietly with friends or loved ones. This is a hideaway resort where you can spend a happy time.

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The special breakfast is "earthen rice" cooked in an earthen kiln using local rice and onsen water. It also includes nine Tottori obanzai dishes using local "Kannokura soybeans" and miso soup made with clams from Lake Togo. Enjoy the local bounty and be healthy and beautiful from the inside out.

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The inn is located at the source of the world's leading radium radon onsen Misasa onsen, so you can enjoy 100% pure, free-flowing onsen. As you soak in the open-air bath while looking out at the garden, it feels like your fatigue and worries are melting away in the water. There is also an underground heating system called "Ondol" and drinkable spring water, so you can fully enjoy the blessings of onsen.

Buffets where you can freely taste what you like are great, and beautifully presented Japanese set meals are also appealing. There are probably many local dishes you haven't tried yet, right? You've got to go to Tottori! Check your schedule, book a nice inn, and head off on a trip with breakfast in mind.