Your Stay
Your Stay
Guest rooms, a café, a sauna and a playroom — an English manor appointed for comfort, reserved for just one group a day. Here are the main ways to spend your stay.
A beautiful manor house,
embraced by nature
A private hideaway for just one group a day, far from the noise of the city. The architecture, reminiscent of a traditional English manor house, brings together a sense of nostalgia and modern comfort.
Gaze up at a sky full of stars through the changing seasons, and read a book by the glow of a warm lamp. In a place where time flows gently, rest as deeply as you wish.
Between Mt. Daisen — the highest peak in the Chugoku region — and the Sea of Japan, spend an unhurried time in harmony with nature.
Mt. Daisen
In summer, to the mountain.
Drive a little, and the roads of Daisen open up. From Masumizu Highland or Kagikake Pass, the great mountain rises into the summer sky, and simply cruising the shaded lanes, the journey has already begun. Summer here is the season of green: one of western Japan’s largest virgin beech forests wraps the slopes in deep new foliage, and the more you wander the dappled paths, the clearer the air.
The House
Spend a day in an English manor
White walls and black timber framing — a half-timbered house in the English Tudor manner, weathered over some fifty years. The borrowed style runs from the facade deep into the rooms: step inside and antique furnishings stand quietly along a deep-red carpet. Slip away from the everyday, into a day spent as if within an English manor.
Dining
A café by day, a special table by night
By day, a café open to anyone who cares to drop in — a cup of freshly brewed coffee or tea, and an unhurried hour to yourself. For stays with dinner and breakfast, we prepare a special galette, made plate by plate from carefully chosen ingredients — a dish drawn from the bounty of Daisen, to be tasted only here.
A Private Night
A quiet night under the stars
After dark there are few lights around, and the night deepens into a remarkable quiet. Look up, and the sky is thick with stars — a night for your party alone, with no one to mind. A sauna to ease a warmed body, a playroom with its billiard table, too — there whenever the mood takes you. Even doing nothing at all becomes a quiet luxury here.
A day here, and daily life feels a little richer.
On a fine day you can see the Sea of Japan, the gentle arc of Yumigahama, even the distant isles of Oki. To walk, take the approach to Daisenji temple or the trails through the beech woods, at your own pace beside the murmur of the valley. Spring water rising from the rock, cool air drifting across the highlands; the foothills stay a little cooler than the plain, an easy place to spend the summer. And not only the mountain — the sea is close, too: a short drive brings you to the hot springs of Kaike or the white sands of Yumigahama. The mountain for a garden, the sea next door — this is summer at Daisen, beginning at Bramley.
Stay Plan
Stay in this house
One group a day
- Up to 8 guests
- 3 bedrooms (4 beds · 4 futons)
- Check-in 16:00
- Check-out 10:00
- Dinner & breakfast included
* Multiple nights welcome. Please see the booking page for rates and availability.
Reservation
About Reservations
- Rates
- From ¥40,000 per room, 2 meals
- Payment
- Advance: credit card · On-site: cash only
- Cancellation
- Free until 15 days prior; 30% (14–8 days), 50% (7 days–1 day before), 100% on the day
FAQ
よくある質問
- Can we stay with children?
- Guests are welcome from junior-high-school age and up. We are unable to accommodate children younger than that.
- Can you accommodate food allergies?
- Let us know when booking and we will do our best to accommodate.
- Are pets allowed?
- We are sorry, but pets are not permitted at this time.
* Please see the booking page for the latest rates and availability.
In-Room Amenities
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Body soap
- Face wash
- Hand soap
- Bath towel
- Hand towel
- Bath mat
- Nightwear (one size)
- Deodorizing spray
- Tissues
- Paper towels
- Toothbrush
- Hairbrush
- Razor
- Cotton pads & swabs
- Drinks (green tea, coffee, tea)
- Mineral water
- Plastic bags
- Slippers
In-Room Equipment
- TV
- Radio
- Clock
- Humidifier
- Hair dryer
- Hair iron
- Refrigerator
- Desk lamp
- Small flashlight
- Wine opener
- Electric kettle
Available on Request Until 20:00
- Tableware
- Cutlery
- Chargers
- Nail clippers & tweezers
- Thermometer
- Sewing kit
- Picnic sheet
- Lantern
Common medicines, sanitary items and more are available on request.
Access アクセス
- Address
- 626-5 Akamatsu, Daisen, Saihaku District, Tottori 689-3319
- By Car / Taxi
- Approx. 9 min from Yonago-Higashi IC (San’in Expressway; Yonago IC on the Yonago Expressway), toward DaisenjiApprox. 25 min / 15.5 km from Yonago Station, via the toll-free San’in Expressway (Yonago-Naka–Yonago-Higashi)Approx. 40 min / 25 km from Yonago Kitaro Airport
- By Bus
- From Yonago Station, take the No. 57 Hongu-Daisen line; alight at Akamatsu-iriguchi, 3 min on foot
- Parking
- 10 spaces · Free
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