Enjoy an extraordinary and luxurious time at Yubinkan, an ocean view space with its own natural hot spring water, gazing at the famous Mt. Daisen and the Sea of Japan.
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The women's large bath "Daisen no Yuya" on the second floor of "Yubinkan" is a tourmaline open-air bath. You can see the expanse of the Sea of Japan and the sacred mountain Daisen. You can enjoy the triple effect of the skin-beautifying ingredients from the private hot spring, as well as the negative ions and far-infrared rays emitted by the tourmaline at the water outlet.
"Homare" is a Japanese-Western style room with an open-air bath at Yuhinkan. It is located on a corner and offers a great view of Mt. Daisen and the Sea of Japan. There is no reason not to enjoy it.
An example of in-room dining at Yubinkan.
Enjoy an extraordinary and luxurious time at Yubinkan, an ocean view space with its own natural hot spring water, gazing at the famous Mt. Daisen and the Sea of Japan.
Kasuitei is a Japanese-style inn with a soothing view of the Sea of Japan. The Kasuitei-kan is wonderful, with elegantly designed special and semi-special rooms that offer a spectacular view of the sea from their large rounded windows, but here we would like to introduce the Yubin-kan, which has the concept of "luxurious time in an extraordinary space."
Yubinkan has rooms on the 3rd and 4th floors with ocean views, all of which have spectacular open-air baths with natural hot spring water. The standard type is an open-air Japanese-Western room where you can gaze out over the pines of Yumigahama Beach and soak in the soothing hot spring water, but we recommend the corner Japanese-Western room "Homare" with its own open-air bath. This relaxing space of around 100 square meters includes a 15-tatami Japanese-style room, twin bedroom, living room, and balcony. You can see the Sea of Japan from the built-in sofa or balcony, and the majestic Mt. Daisen from the open-air bath and rocking chair in the living room. This is the luxury you can only get from a corner room. What's more, you can enjoy both dinner and breakfast in your room.
The wide-view Kasuikan "Special Room" is an exceptionally elegant space with a Japanese-Western style room, a Western-style room, a lounge, and a twin bedroom. The silhouette of Mt. Daisen lit up in the morning light is almost divinely beautiful.
After enjoying the soothing hot spring and the view of Mt. Daisen, you can cool off with a free beer and look out over the Sea of Japan... That's how you can enjoy yourself. Services that are great for female customers, such as KOSE's Antelope EX for skin care and Dyson hair dryers for hair care, are also popular.
Private hot spring "Hosho no Izumi" overflowing with baths for men and women
Relaxing in the hot springs is also an endless attraction. There are separate baths for men and women, each overflowing with the precious private hot spring "Hosho no Izumi". "Yubinkan" is the perfect place to bathe while looking out at Mt. Daisen and the Sea of Japan. The women's "Daisen no Yuya" has a large bath, an open-air cypress bath, and a tourmaline open-air bath, while the men's "Matsukaze no Yu" has a large bath, an open-air rock bath, and a reclining bath. After the bath, you can quench your thirst with chilled "Mt. Daisen water". There are also four types of private baths, "Shoki no Yudokoro", on the first floor. If you want to enjoy the true pleasure of natural hot spring water, head to "Kasuikan". The men's "Nagisa no Yu" and the women's "Hana no Yu" both have large baths and open-air baths, where you can soak in the natural hot spring water. At night, the garden is lit up, and the rising steam will transport you to a fantastical world. After the bath, you can have your body maintained at a beauty salon. There is also a women-only "Hanahana Club" and a men-only "Relaxing Space."
The open-air bath of the women's large public bath "Hana no Yu" on the first floor of "Kasuikan." You can enjoy the hot spring water directly from the source.
"Nagisa no Yu" is a large men's bath on the first floor of "Kasuikan." The wide open windows and the breeze carrying the scent of the sea are very pleasant.
For meals, enjoy the chef's recommended "Seasonal Omakase Kaiseki," which is carefully prepared using fresh ingredients from the Sanin region. All of the dishes are exquisite, including Matsuba crab and white squid from Sakaiminato, one of Japan's leading fishing ports, melt-in-the-mouth Tottori Wagyu beef, and Daisen chicken raised under strict hygiene control. The delicacies are a testament to the traditions of this long-established inn. The rice used is "Kinumusume," the first top-rated brand of rice produced in Tottori Prefecture. Even the Japanese set meal for breakfast is delicious.
During your rest, you can enjoy the light, breeze, and sounds of the ocean at Yumigahama Beach that spreads out before you. At night, you can also enjoy some adult time at the bar "Plage".
The chef carefully prepares each dish in our "Seasonal Omakase Kaiseki" course. The appetizer is the popular "Asparagus Tofu."
At the main bar, "Plaju," you can sip a glass and enjoy the ever-changing scenery of Kaike to your heart's content.
A full view of Kasuitei emerges in the night skyline.
More Information
| building | Reinforced concrete 8-story building |
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| Rooms | (Total 79 rooms) / 58 Japanese-style rooms, 12 Western-style rooms, 9 Japanese-Western style rooms (8 of which have an open-air bath) |
| meal | Dinner: Kaiseki cuisine, Breakfast: Japanese breakfast |
| Facilities | Baths: Large public bath, open-air bath, private bath, sauna, banquet halls (6 large, medium and small rooms), karaoke bar, bar, cafe, shop |
| Fee | 28,600 yen to 33,000 yen (tax included, bathing tax not included) |
| Day trip bathing | Adults: 1,500 yen, Children: 750 yen (tax included, 15:00-21:00) |
| Check-in and check-out | Check-in 15:00 Check-out 10:00 |
| Wifi | Guest Rooms and Lobby |
| Smoking and non-smoking | No smoking in the entire building, designated smoking areas available |
| Hot spring quality | Sodium-calcium chloride spring (pH 7.4) |
Facility information / Access
| location | 〒683-0001 4-19-10 Kaike Kaike Onsen |
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| Railway | Get off at Yonago Station on the JR Hakubi Line, then take a taxi for about 15 minutes |
| bus | From Yonago Station, take the bus bound for Kaike Onsen, get off at the Yonago City Tourist Center stop, and walk for about 8 minutes. |
| car | From Yonago Expressway Yonago IC, take National Route 431, approximately 5km |
| plane | About 20 minutes by taxi from Yonago Airport |
| parking | 50 passenger cars and 20 large cars |
| TEL | 0859-33-0001 |
| FAX | 0859-33-0303 |
| URL | https://kaikeonsenkasuitei.jp |