Daisen Royal Hotel sits in Daisen Town near the trailhead for Daisenji Temple, at the base of Mount Daisen, the tallest peak in the Chugoku region and a popular destination for hiking and skiing in Saihaku District. The mid-range property is oriented around the mountain, with rooms facing Mount Daisen and a location that puts guests within easy reach of both the summer hiking trails and the winter ski grounds on its slopes. Rooms include Japanese-style, Western-style, and twin configurations, catering to a mix of hikers, skiers, and temple visitors. The restaurant serves regional Tottori dishes, drawing on mountain vegetables and local produce from the Daisen area. There is no spa or pool, though ski and hiking equipment storage is provided, a practical feature for the property's outdoor-focused guest base. Free WiFi and on-site parking round out the amenities. Service is oriented toward outdoor travelers rather than luxury seekers, with staff familiar with trail conditions and seasonal access to Daisenji Temple, making the hotel a practical base for exploring Mount Daisen year-round.
Room types
- Japanese-style
- Western-style
- Twin
Amenities
- Mountain-view rooms facing Mount Daisen
- Restaurant serving regional Tottori dishes
- Free WiFi
- Ski and hiking equipment storage
- Parking
Location
Daisen, Daisen-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori 689-3318
35.3891, 133.5337 View on map
Highlights
- Mountain-view rooms facing Mount Daisen
- Near the trailhead for Daisenji Temple
- Ski and hiking equipment storage on site
- Restaurant serving regional Tottori dishes
- Convenient base for both summer hiking and winter skiing on Mount Daisen
Tips for visiting
- Store hiking or ski gear on site rather than carrying it back and forth from home
- Book well ahead for winter ski season and autumn foliage weekends
- Ask staff about current trail conditions before heading to Daisenji Temple
- Mountain-view rooms are worth requesting for sunrise views over Mount Daisen
- On-site parking is useful given the town's limited public transit options
Accessibility
As a mountain-area hotel with a mix of Japanese and Western-style rooms, some paths and entrances may involve slopes or steps typical of hillside terrain; guests with mobility needs should confirm access details when booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the hotel close to Daisenji Temple?
Yes, the hotel is near the trailhead leading up to Daisenji Temple on Mount Daisen.
Is this a good base for skiing?
Yes, the hotel provides ski equipment storage and sits close to Mount Daisen's winter ski grounds.
Does the hotel serve local Tottori food?
Yes, the on-site restaurant serves regional Tottori dishes using local mountain produce.
Is parking available for guests arriving by car?
Yes, the hotel provides on-site parking, useful given limited public transit around Daisen Town.