Mansuirou
8,7/10 Excellent - Based on 243 reviews
Located in the heart of the tranquility of Misasa Onsen, this ryokan stands out with an aesthetic that combines traditional Japanese simplicity and modern comfort. Mansuirou opens onto a peaceful garden, inviting contemplation, while its open-air baths offer a deeply soothing relaxation experience, enhanced by the benefits of the region’s natural hot springs. Massage chairs and a public bath complement this wellness offering, transforming each stay into a true haven of serenity.
Nestled in an atmosphere that blends elegance and authenticity, the rooms offer various configurations suited to visitors’ preferences. Japanese-style rooms with tatami and futons offer a complete immersion into the local culture, while the suites, particularly the rooms with river views, combine traditional warmth with modern amenities. Guests can thus enjoy a unique comfort in this ryokan in Misasa.
Finally, the on-site restaurant, “Keyaki,” enhances local gastronomy by offering carefully crafted Japanese dishes made from regional ingredients. Additionally, establishments located a few kilometers away allow further exploration of Tottori’s flavors. Whether you choose to dine in the elegance of the ryokan or discover the specialties of the surroundings, every meal promises to be a celebration of Japanese culinary traditions.
Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
9/10 Set in an enchanting setting, this ryokan harmoniously balances tradition and modernity. Rooms with tatami, futons, and splendid views invite rest. The refined and colorful kaiseki cuisine celebrates the seasons. The spacious and charming onsen add a soothing touch to the experience.
Ryokan Highlights
Thermal bath/onsen
Open-air bath
Public bath
Massages
24-hour reception
Wi-Fi connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Breakfast
Customer reviews: what they liked
Guests appreciated the beauty of the hotel and the nostalgic atmosphere that provides a pleasant energy, especially with tatami rooms and a river view.
The staff is praised for their kindness and attentiveness, contributing to a relaxing and pleasant experience, with efforts to overcome language barriers through translation apps.
The facilities, including indoor and outdoor onsens, are highly recommended, and comfort is particularly appreciated, with remarkable service and varied meal options, including vegetarian.
The location is considered strategic, with easy access to local attractions and a free shuttle service to the station, which is very convenient for travel.
The culinary experience received praise, with meals served in private rooms and excellent value for money, adding to the overall impression of Japanese luxury.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is possible between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM, and check-out must be done between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM.
What types of accommodations are available?
The ryokan offers Japanese-style rooms with futons as well as Western-style rooms with beds. Some suites have a private open-air bath.
What wellness facilities are offered?
The ryokan has a thermal bath/onsen, a public bath, an open-air bath, and a massage service (for an additional fee).
Does the ryokan offer dining services?
Yes, the ryokan offers breakfast and dinner served in-room or in a private dining room. Special diet menus are available upon request.
Does the ryokan have parking?
Yes, free private parking is available on site without prior reservation.
Is there a shuttle service?
Yes, a free shuttle is offered from and to the JR Kurayoshi station.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed on the premises.
What tourist sites are nearby?
Nearby, you can visit the Misasa Violin Museum (450 m), the Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum (7 km), and the Enchō-en gardens (10 km).
What payment methods are accepted?
Payments can be made in cash or via bank cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Diners Club, UnionPay).
Is the ryokan accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes, some rooms are adapted for people with reduced mobility, and the establishment has an elevator.
