Hotel St. Palace Kurayoshi
Tottori-ken Kurayoshi 1-9-2 Agei-chou
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Hotel St. Palace Kurayoshi
Tottori-ken Kurayoshi 1-9-2 Agei-chou
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Facilities & Services
Hotel Policy
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Check-in/Check-out
Check-in
15:00 - 25:00
Check-out
10:00
Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, we have parking for 65 cars. It is free for hotel guests. Reservations are not required, and it is on a first-come, first-served basis. There are entrances on the 1st and 2nd floors, and the 1st-floor parking has a height limit of 2.1m. If the parking lot is full, please contact the front desk. For trucks and large/small minibuses, we will direct you to paid parking.
- We are a 1-minute walk from JR San'in Main Line Kurayoshi Station. There is only one ticket gate/exit at the station, and our hotel is the white 8-story building visible from the small park with a fountain to the left of the station. If you are coming by car, the travel times are as follows: - 50 minutes by car from Tottori Airport - 60 minutes by car from Chugoku Expressway / Innosho IC - 50 minutes by car from Yonago Expressway / Hiruzen-Yubara IC - 60 minutes by car to Yonago
- Check-in is from 15:00 to 25:00, and check-out is at 10:00. These times may vary depending on your accommodation plan, so please check the details of each plan.
- There are several tourist attractions around the hotel. - **Kurayoshi Park Square**: About a 10-minute drive from the hotel, this is a complex facility centered on culture, tourism, industry, entertainment, and historical functions. - **Mitokusan Nageiredo**: Tottori Prefecture's only National Treasure building, located on Mt. Mitoku in Misasa Town. It is currently in the process of applying for World Heritage registration. The hike takes about 1.5 hours round trip. - **Shirakabe Dozogun (White Wall Storehouses)**: A group of Edo and Meiji era buildings spread along the Tamagawa River at the foot of Mt. Utsubuki, the symbol of Kurayoshi, designated as a National Important Traditional Buildings Preservation District. "Akagawara," where shops and workshops renovated from old storehouses gather, is also popular. - **Enchoen**: A Chinese garden located near Lake Togo, one of the Nashinohana Onsenkyo hot springs, built as a symbol of friendship between Tottori Prefecture and Hebei Province, China. It was also used as a filming location for the TV drama "Journey to the West".