Places to stay in Tottori

This traditional Japanese-style lodge is situated in a rural village in Tottori-shi, just a short drive from the historic castle town and the scenic Mount Washu, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The property is a renovated Showa-era building, comfortably accommodating up to 8 guests with three tatami rooms, two bathrooms, four toilets, a dining kitchen, a lounge, a grill, and a beautiful Japanese garden with a pond and waterfall.

This historic lodge, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property built between 1861 and 1863, is located in the Shikano castle town district of Tottori-shi, offering a representative architectural experience of the area with a living goods shop 300 metres and a supermarket 400 metres away.
This well-appointed accommodation for up to four guests features one bedroom and one bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a functional kitchen, and access to a common room, with the preserved Shikano landscape and nearby onsens providing a unique historical setting for relaxation.

This renovated guesthouse is located in Tottori's Fire Prevention Building Zone No 1, a short walk from Tottori Onsen and local shops, with Tottori Castle Ruins and the Tottori Prefectural Museum nearby, offering a unique historical context.
This 55 square metre apartment, accommodating up to five guests, features a living room with an integrated kitchen counter and a separate bedroom, offering amenities such as a fridge, microwave oven, and air conditioning, with easy access to Tottori Sand Dunes and San'in Kaigan National Park.

This Yazu-chō apartment, located in the Kōge district, offers convenient access to local attractions, although specific distances to landmarks are unavailable.
The 10-square-metre flat features one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps nine guests, and includes a fully equipped kitchen, private garden, terrace, parking, and Wi-Fi.

This traditional Japanese-style house is located in Chizu-chō, a short distance from the Ishitani Residence, a nationally designated Important Cultural Property.
The three-bedroom cabin, sleeping up to seven guests, offers tatami mat flooring, a garden, and parking for up to three small cars, as well as opportunities to enjoy local cuisine and participate in activities such as BBQs and bonfires.

This four-bedroom house in Tottori City is located in a small village of approximately 100 people, close to local temples and shrines within walking distance, offering an immersive rural Japanese experience.
The property, sleeping four guests, includes a kitchen, air conditioning, internet access, parking, and one bathroom; enjoy the engawa (veranda) overlooking a nearby stream, making it ideal for exploring Tottori's cultural heritage.

This Tottori-shi apartment, a short 1-minute walk from a 100-yen bus stop at Tottori Station, offers easy access to the city centre and major attractions within a 6.2km radius.
The self-catering flat features a recently renovated one-bedroom layout sleeping two guests, complete with free parking, a fully equipped kitchen, and proximity to local amenities such as supermarkets and restaurants.

Home Stay Inn Hanare is located in a rural area outside of Tottori City, a 40-minute drive (approximately 25 km) from the Tottori Sand Dunes.
This traditional Japanese guesthouse, ideal for families, offers a tatami room with a capacity of six guests, and features a range of unique activities, including fishing, cooking, temple visits, yoga, and agricultural experiences.

Kansuitei Kozeniya is a traditional Japanese inn situated in the outskirts of Tottori-shi, approximately 48 kilometres from the iconic Tottori Sand Dunes.
This family-friendly ryokan offers a peaceful garden, a hot spring bath, and comfortable rooms with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and private parking.

This one-bedroom apartment in Wakasa-chō, Tottori Prefecture, offers a tranquil countryside escape within easy reach of Wakasa-chō's natural attractions; precise distances to specific landmarks require further clarification from the listing.
The Gallery Cafe Fuku property, a renovated traditional Japanese farmhouse (kominka), sleeps two guests and includes a fridge and air conditioning; guests can enjoy the unique cultural experience and potential access to art exhibits at the Gallery Cafe Fuku.

This unique live-in garage house B&B in Yazu-chō offers a peaceful retreat in a quiet village setting.
The 16-mat living space, including a fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, one bathroom, and capacity for five guests, features a covered carport, garden with bonfire area, and motorcycle amenities.

Kikori Guesthouse, a renovated 270-year-old farmhouse in Chizu-cho's traditional building preservation district, is conveniently located near Chizu Interchange and Chizu Station.
This pet-friendly cottage offers one bedroom, one bathroom, and sleeps three guests; features include a communal kitchen with fridge and freezer, a wood-fired bath, and a living room with a wood-burning stove.