Hotels near Shinonsen Igumi Station

"Very close to train station and has public bath."

"Phenomenal ryokan experience at a reasonable price. Extremely hospitable staff and serene ambiance. Highly recommend!!"

"Thank you for your service. Even though I didn’t know how to speak Japanese, the process was great. I like the fact too that it was 5 min walk from the station."

"Super efficient staff, immaculate hotel and city Full of charm "

"Very clean hotel ! Preferred bigger room but it doesn’t come with opened unblock view, so room is too small for 2pax. Saw another new Toyoko Inn hotel opening on 10-10-2024. Should I come Tottori again, will book the new hotel IF bigger room is with opened unblock view."

"I had a brilliant stay at Drop In Tottori. The staff are welcoming and kind. There is easy transit to the sand dunes and sand museum which was definitely worth a visit. The pod has a lot of space - almost enough to stand up. You are provided with a locker underneath your pod for larger baggage as well as a smaller locker by your head. I slept well and had an amazing stay. "

"Staff friendly, room good size"

"This was the highlight of our trip to Japan! The hotel is stunning. The manager went above & beyond on multiple occasions, personally escorting us to restaurants around the town and even helping us book bus tickets to get back to Tokyo! The rooms are spacious, clean & beautiful. They had great amenities including a Dyson hairdryer & free laundry which was a lifesaver for us! The breakfast was delicious as well. We loved it here and can't wait to come back!"

"It was clean. The staff was very nice, they spoke English. There were several on-site parking spaces, these were all very positive. However, the beds were very hard, just a plat of wood, and a very thin mattress, even my children had a difficult time sleeping on them. I have slept on many beds in Japan, and these were the most uncomfortable that I have slept on in four years. I would definitely recommend bringing your own pad or mattress to this location. The other other guests were also quite loud, though that is not the fault of this hotel, but the walls and doors were very thin so you could hear everything going on in the hallway, including being woken up to hairdryers. "