Ryofuan

It felt like a historic hot spring with a rich history. Although I didn't use a private bath, one was available, and the water in the main bath was so good that my skin didn't feel tight after washing. Dinner was plentiful, and the staff who served us were kind. It was nice being close to the Tottori Sand Dunes, so I could visit them leisurely before dinner. The breakfast had a wide variety of options and tasted great; I especially enjoyed the owner's drip coffee service, which allowed me to sit in the lobby and relax with a cup. I would love to visit again.

The breakfast was delicious, but perhaps because there weren't many customers, the variety was a bit limited. The restaurant is very close to the station, and the staff even called me to ask what time I was getting off the train, and despite it being late, they still came to pick me up. The service was excellent, and the staff were very welcoming.

It offers excellent value for money, and the facilities, service, and food are all excellent. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience a traditional Japanese ryokan.

This is a small and warm inn with an old-fashioned atmosphere. The kind and warm customer service warmed my heart. It seems that I intended to make a reservation through the official website of the inn, but I ended up making a reservation via another travel site, so they took the trouble to explain and change the reservation upon arrival. Thanks to you, I was able to enjoy dinner in my room. The inside of the building was also kept clean, and each item, such as the accessories and decorations in the hallways, was lovely and soothing. The wooden chairs in the lobby also gave a sense of care, and the coffee I had there was very delicious. It's true that the building itself is old and the facilities may not be able to compete with the latest inns, but it was a very nice inn where you could feel that they were doing their best to do what they could. I apologize for the over-the-top review.