Kaike Yugetsu

I stayed here with my first-grade daughter, my fourth-grade daughter, their mom, and grandma—five of us across three generations—for a “Bakebake pilgrimage trip.”The timing and manner of the dinner service, as well as how the wine was recommended, were perfect. Lately, many tourist areas are full of large Hotels with buffet-style dining, lots of overseas guests, and cramped seating—honestly disappointing—but this place was the complete opposite.The in-Room open-air bath, the Room itself, walks outside along the coast, and the view of Mt. Daisen were all excellent. It definitely made me look good—thank you very much.

From the moment we arrived, the staff’s warm welcome impressed us, and it was a truly wonderful one-night stay. The cuisine was elegantly seasoned, paired beautifully with wine, and was absolutely delicious. If there had been a hot stone spa, it would have been perfect—but that may be asking too much. The large public bath was also spotless and very clean. With a 10:00 check-out for just one night, the stay felt a bit rushed, so next time I’d like to book a Multiple Night Stay. The commemorative photo turned out beautifully and became a lovely keepsake. Every thoughtful gesture from the staff was outstanding, making our stay extremely comfortable. Thank you for your consideration for my mother in a wheelchair—from the parking area and dining location to providing a shower chair in the room.P.S. On our way home, we unexpectedly encountered chain restrictions on the Yonago Expressway and ended up driving through snowy mountain roads for an hour to reach Yubara. We enjoyed scenery straight out of an old folktale, but being forced off the expressway so soon after getting on was unexpected and quite tiring. Even at midday in mid-March, you can’t let your guard down—please don’t forget to check road conditions before departure!