To all the girls traveling here, check this out!

The Japanese-style lanterns along the street in front of the hotel emit a soft light in winter, as if welcoming every guest. As soon as you step into the lobby, you are greeted by warm air and a fresh scent mixed with the fragrance of wood, instantly dispelling the cold from your body. I booked a traditional Japanese-style room, with simple decorations that exude delicate oriental aesthetics. The tatami mats in the room emit a faint grassy fragrance, and a set of exquisite bedding is placed in the center. To my surprise, there is also a small balcony in the room, offering a distant view of the streets of Tottori City. At night, you can see the distant lights, which are breathtakingly beautiful. The hot springs at Suikoen are the highlight here, divided into indoor and outdoor sections. The spring water is rich in minerals and is gentle and non-irritating to the skin. I chose the outdoor bath, where snowflakes slowly drifted down from the sky and melted into the steaming hot spring water. This unique experience of ice and fire is unforgettable. Breakfast is served in the hotel's authentic Japanese restaurant, personally prepared by the hotel's chef. The menu includes traditional miso soup, grilled fish, stewed tofu, and various seasonal side dishes, each bite conveying the taste of home, simple yet profound. In addition to comfortable accommodations and delicious food, Suikoen also offers a range of cultural experience activities, such as tea ceremony, calligraphy, and kimono fitting, allowing me, as a foreigner, to gain a deeper understanding and experience of Japanese culture. This trip to Tottori, the Shiitake Hall Suikoen gave me an unforgettable experience. From meticulous service to elegant surroundings, every detail reflects the meticulousness and thoughtfulness of Japanese culture. Whether you are seeking a quiet haven or eager to experience authentic Japanese culture, this is a perfect choice.