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Holiday houses in Tottori

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 50 holiday rentals in Tottori

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Tottori holiday rentals start at $17 NZD per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 2,310 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    10 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly accommodation

    Find 10 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    30 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    40 of Tottori holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wi-Fi and Pool across Tottori rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Tottori stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Tottori's top spots, include Aoya Station, Mochigase Station, and Tottori Station

Top-rated holiday rentals in Tottori

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Home in Tottori
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 53 reviews

Samurai Town Farmhouse|Tea Ceremony|Max 12

🍵 Ever wanted to try a tea ceremony — without the pressure? Whisk your own matcha, taste handmade seasonal sweets, and relax in a tatami room overlooking the garden. Warm, friendly, all in English. 🏡 A whole historic farmhouse to yourselves. Sleeps 12, 2 baths, 4 toilets, free parking. The front garden has a waterfall pond full of life. 🥢 Also: home cooking & vegetable harvesting. 📍 Samurai town, onsen, surf beach & beech forest nearby. 🔑 Self check-in. Tea ceremony by advance booking.

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Guest favourite
The exterior of a two-story house is showcased, featuring a modern black façade contrasted by a bright red door. A balcony is visible on the second level, and an air conditioning unit is attached to the side. Surrounding buildings exhibit traditional architecture.
Home in Tottori
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Riverside Hideaway in Tottori|Sand Dunes Base

Escape the tourist trail and discover the Japan most travelers never see. This private house sits on a quiet riverside street in Tottori - gateway to the famous sand dunes and a wild, unspoiled coastline. Stroll the river at sunrise, pick up local ingredients at the nearby supermarket, and cook in your own kitchen. Free bicycles and free parking makes road trips easy; a one-coin bus runs to Tottori Station. Eateries and shops are a short walk away. Slow down, and live like a local.

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Top Guest favourite
A spacious living area features warm wooden walls and flooring. A contemporary wood stove is situated against a stone backdrop. A light wooden table sits low to the ground, with floor cushions placed nearby. A minimalist chair is positioned for comfort, enhancing the inviting ambience.
Farm stay in Tsuyama
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 313 reviews

Quiet Rural Stay | Long-term Welcome | Okayama

It takes 3 hours from Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. You can see a totally different aspect of the city side of Japan. Green mountains, clear river, Firefly, many stars, rice field, Vegetable field. The house is a beautiful nature. And also we have good neighbors. You will see the real Japanese countryside that is not written in the guidebook. The room is surrounded by my father's and my artworks. The huge kitchen, living room, and garden are yours. Please enjoy and relax in the cozy house.

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An interior view reveals a unique living space featuring an open design with wooden beams overhead and natural light filtering through large windows. A cozy nook with low seating and warm lighting is situated below a staircase, complemented by built-in bookshelves displaying a collection of books.
Home in Tottori
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

"Being lost in BOOKS and MUSIC" HamaVilla

HamaVilla is a private accommodation where you can be lost in books and music. Our town in Tottori used to be popular in hot springs, but now there are few hotels, it's getting deserted. In that lovely(lonely) town, we started HamaVilla until 2021. We offer you joy of staying inside. When you stay here, you can read books(selected by Kisuikuko 汽水空港) and listen to music(selected by borzoi record ボルゾイレコード). If you like some items, you can buy that. Take your extraordinary feelings home.

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Guest favourite
Guesthouse in Yurihama
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 43 reviews

Entire House by the sea | Tottiri | Up to 6 Guests

Welcome to TomariVerse — a fully renovated, modern private house in Yurihama, Tottori. The entire home is yours, comfortably fitting up to 6 guests. Perfect for families, group trips, or anniversary getaways. ・Beach: ~5 min ・Tottori Sand Dunes: ~40 min by car ・Togo Onsen: ~15 min by car ・Great base for winter Snow Crab season ・Free parking|Wi-Fi|Kitchen|Washing machine ◉Host communicates in Japanese & Korean. English inquiries answered via translation tools — thank you for your patience!

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An expansive interior showcases traditional Japanese architectural elements, including exposed wooden beams and a polished wooden floor. A spacious area is designed for relaxation, featuring round tatami mats and low tables. Large windows offer a view of the surrounding nature, enhancing the serene atmosphere.
Hut in Kagamino
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

さいの郷 「椛」(MOMIJI)一 2名様~

(重要)ご利用は2名様からとなります 130年を超える古民家をリノベした和モダンな内装となっております。築年数ならではの古い箇所もありますが、囲炉裏やヒノキ風呂などで改めて日本の良さを感じてもらえます。 併設の広々としたデッキで山々を眺めながらBBQはグループにおすすめです。 I am permitted pursuant to new Japanese laws. 「One group per day only」 There are many hot springs in the vicinity. It is a nice place to experience various hot springs. And you can experience Japanese countryside, You can also pick up and drop off to a nearby station. For meals please consult in advance. ※掲載写真には古傷や汚れなど写りこまないために実際より綺麗に見える場合があります。

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Guest favourite
The interior features traditional wooden beams complemented by soft, round lanterns providing warm lighting. A decorative display of farming tools is arranged against the wall, highlighting the house's rustic heritage.
Hut in Chizu
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Life with Pottery|160yr Kominka Stay

At the foot of the mountains in Chizu, Tottori—where 93% of the town is forest—stands this 160-year-old farmhouse. One group per day enjoys the entire house for a quiet countryside stay. Relax on the cedar deck under the stars. Enjoy BBQ or a bonfire in the garden. Tottori City is about 30 minutes by car, with easy access to mountains and sea. Nearby restaurants serve seasonal produce and game meat. Pottery is available on-site. Ideal for remote work or long stays. Sleeps up to 8.

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The open living space features a modern dining table with four wooden chairs. A plush gray sofa faces a wall-mounted television, showcasing a flickering fire. Above, an athletic net spans the two-story area, enhancing the room's height and brightness from large windows.
Hut in Yasugi
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

Guest house Sai 2nd. Vacation house.

Although it is a town with few people, the location of guesthouse is good. 3-minute walk from the station, and you can see the ocean and Mt. Tokami from the second-floor window. There's also a piano, so we've put insulation in the wall to prevent the sound from escaping, and the windows are double-walled, so you can have fun without worrying about your surroundings. Let me, who can speak Chinese, Korean, English, and Japanese, help you create memories of your trip.

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A modern concrete structure is showcased under clear blue skies. Large glass doors provide a view into the interior, while an expanse of well-maintained grass and a paved driveway extend from the building's entrance.
Home in Tottori
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

Modern Private Villa in Tottori Forest | Coffee&st

Modern Forest Sanctuary 30 mins from Tottori City. A private concrete villa. Disconnect and reset in minimalist luxury. ■ The 2-Night Experience Day 1: Arrive. Roastery coffee & deep silence. Day 2: Stay. Forest views. No schedule. Day 3: Reset. Depart refreshed. Stay 2+ nights to truly feel the soul of this space. ■ Highlights Free Coffee: Beans from our roastery. Design: Architectural beauty & comfort. Garden: Private BBQ (Pre-book)

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Hut in Mimasaka
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

サウナし放題 一棟貸し古民家宿

DIYをこよなく愛するオーナー「JP」が、理想の暮らしを思い描きながら築150年の古民家をセルフリノベーションした一棟貸しの古民家宿です。 この宿の最大の特徴は、世界にひとつだけの「卵サウナ」。 熱が自然に循環する独自の形状にこだわり、設計から製作までJP自身が手がけた完全DIYのサウナです。薪ストーブのやわらかな熱に包まれながら、ここでしか味わえないサウナ体験をお楽しみください。 室内には古民家ならではの囲炉裏もあります。 囲炉裏を囲みながらお鍋を楽しんだり、串焼きなどをしたりと、日本の昔ながらの暮らしを体験できます。 ※食材や串などの調理用具はご持参ください。 宿は岡山県美作市の山あいにある「小房」という静かな集落にあります。 すぐ近くには地方創生や移住の村として注目されている西粟倉村があり、自然豊かな里山の風景が広がっています。 街の喧騒から離れ、自然と手作りの温もりに包まれながら、ゆったりとした時間をお過ごしください。

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Guest favourite
A traditional farmhouse is set against a backdrop of rolling hills. A wooden deck features a dining table surrounded by chairs, providing an outdoor space for gatherings. Large windows allow natural light to brighten the interior, while a well-manicured lawn adds to the inviting ambiance.
Hut in Yazu
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews

家族、仲間と過ごす時間を。広いテラスでBBQもできる【1日1組限定】一棟貸し古民家宿Fam

鳥取県八頭町隼地域にある1日1組限定の貸切古民家宿です。周囲を田畑に囲まれ、自然豊かな場所です。家族や仲間とわいわい楽しみたいとき、ゆったり過ごしたいとき、そのときどきにふさわしい過ごし方がここで見つかります。 この地ならではの四季折々の自然や景色、時間を忘れさせてくれる空間に自然と笑顔になれる場所です。心地よい風を感じ、日が暮れれば、満点の星空もご覧いただけます。子供達が裸足で駆け回れる芝生でシャボン玉や花火もできます。夜には焚火を囲い語らいあう事もできます。その日見た景色、聞いた音もその日そのときだけのもの。思い思いの時間をお過ごしくださいませ。 ■オプション  BBQ道具一式  3500円税込 (コールマンのガス式コンロになります) 焚火用薪 コンテナ一箱分 2000円税込 ※BBQ道具、薪、持参の場合は料金不要。 食材は持ち込みをお願い致します。 気になる点がございましたら、お気軽にお問い合わせくださいませ。

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A serene garden setting is highlighted by a canopy of vibrant green leaves. Stone steps lead towards a traditional wooden structure, surrounded by lush vegetation. The area reflects a harmonious blend of nature and architecture.
Home in Matsue
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Entire Home by the Beach|Fishing Village (11p)

Located in a quiet fishing village on the Shimane Peninsula, “Umi no Hanare” is a renovated traditional house offering a peaceful seaside stay. Just steps away, Konami Beach is known for its soft white sand made from crushed shells—one of Japan’s rare shell beaches. Part of the Shimane Peninsula and Shinjiko-Nakaumi Geopark, the beach is calm and family-friendly.

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Popular amenities for Tottori holiday rentals

Other great holiday rentals in Tottori

Guest favourite
A spacious room features wooden beams overhead and a warm wooden floor. Colorful cushions are scattered around, inviting relaxation. Large windows are covered with vibrant fabric curtains in yellow and blue, allowing natural light to softly illuminate the area where visitors gather.
Hut in Tottori
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 49 reviews

昭和初期に建てられた古民家長谷川邸。目の前には棚田が広がり、その景色はどこか懐かしく心癒されます。

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Guest favourite
Home in Wakasa
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews

【1日1組限定】静かな城下町、日本の原風景、美食・アート・鉄道旅。泊まれるギャラリー「はち」

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A traditional tatami room features wooden accents and sliding shoji doors, providing a natural light source. A low wooden table is centered on the tatami mat, accompanied by cushions. A wall display shows decorative items, and a small plant is visible in the corner.
Home in Tottori
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 65 reviews

Home stay Inn HANARE

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Guest favourite
Townhouse in Tottori
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

鳥取市商店街の空きビルをリノベーション!鳥取のマチナカでOTTORIした時間を。

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Guest favourite
Home in Matsue
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Private Villa in Daisen-Oki National Park

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Top Guest favourite
The entrance of a traditional Japanese house is framed by a wooden door adorned with blue fabric curtains. Surrounding greenery, including tall bamboo, enhances the serene environment. Potted plants are placed near the entrance, contributing to the welcoming appearance.
Home in Hokuei
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 14 reviews

自然に囲まれた日本の風情あふれるゲストハウス

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Guest favourite
The exterior of the Indigo Geo House is presented at dusk, showcasing modern architecture with clean lines and large windows. A distinctive illuminated sign highlights the entrance, while the surrounding area is characterized by a calm street and a soft evening glow.
Home in Iwami
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 19 reviews

DS2 / Designer house with Loyly sauna / near beach

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A modern, two-story wooden structure is presented with a sleek, dark exterior. An accessible entrance with a ramp leads to large glass doors. The building features a combination of wooden accents and minimalistic design, set against a backdrop of a cloudy sky.
Home in Tottori
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

海まで1分! 愛犬と添い寝できる 新築一棟貸し キッチン付き 1日1組限定宿!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Tottori?

    Vacation rentals around the sand dunes or lake areas are often recommended for tranquil surroundings. For easy access to local dining and shopping, stays near central Tottori are frequently suggested.

  • What are the best things to do in Tottori with kids?

    Sand sledding and camel rides at Tottori Sand Dunes, exploring the Sand Museum’s sculptures, and picnic outings to lake parks are often recommended family activities. Wildlife viewing and local craft workshops also engage younger visitors.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Tottori?

    Explore the dunes, visit the Sand Museum, stroll Tottori Castle Ruins, and sample fresh seafood at bustling markets. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy hiking and lake activities, while history buffs explore local shrines.

  • How is the weather in Tottori?

    Tottori has cool, wetter winters around 34–52°F (1–11°C), and warm summers near 73–91°F (23–33°C) with higher humidity. Spring and autumn are milder, often featuring less rainfall and comfortable temperatures for outdoor exploration.

  • When is the best time to visit Tottori?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for milder weather, blooming flowers, and seasonal outdoor festivals. Summer brings warmer temperatures, while winter is quieter with occasional snow.

  • What are the best places to visit in Tottori?

    Tottori Sand Dunes, the Sand Museum, and Tottori Castle Ruins are frequently suggested for their cultural and natural significance. Lakes, local shrines, and bustling morning markets are also worth exploring.

  • What are some hiking trails in Tottori?

    Hiking around Mount Daisen presents broad forest paths and scenic views, while trails near Tottori Sand Dunes offer unique terrain. Lakeside walks and woodlands around urban parks are also often recommended.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Tottori?

    Families can explore the dunes, visit interactive exhibits at the Sand Museum, enjoy boat rides at lakes, or join local craft workshops. Scenic parks and markets also provide opportunities for shared experiences.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Tottori?

    Explore historic castle ruins, scenic mountain temples, or coastal hot springs around Tottori. Nature lovers often visit regional parks, while food enthusiasts enjoy touring local produce markets.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Tottori?

    Several vacation rentals in central Tottori and around lake areas are pet-friendly, welcoming travelers and their companions. Park-adjacent neighborhoods often make it easy for guests to enjoy outdoor walks with pets.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Tottori?

    Consider wearing sturdy shoes when exploring sand dunes and bring sun protection for outdoor sites. Locals often recommend sampling seasonal seafood and looking out for signs detailing local folklore and history.

  • What is Tottori known for?

    Tottori has sweeping sand dunes, peaceful beaches, and regional folklore tied to scenic landscapes. It is frequently suggested for its distinctive sand sculpture museum and locally rooted seafood traditions.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Tottori?

    Quiet shrines tucked into wooded hills, small family-run cafés, and local craft workshops are often recommended as hidden gems. Some visitors enjoy discovering offbeat sculptures or tranquil lake corners away from crowds.

  • What are the best foods to try in Tottori?

    Tottori is known for fresh crab, locally caught white squid, and pear-based desserts. Regional rice dishes, matsuba crab, and grilled seafood skewers are frequently suggested in coastal eateries.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Tottori?

    Pack layers to adapt to changeable temperatures, a waterproof jacket for rain, and comfortable shoes for walking on sand and trails. Sunblock and a reusable water bottle are frequently suggested for outdoor excursions.

  • What is the nightlife in Tottori like?

    Nightlife in Tottori is relaxed, with izakaya-style pubs, karaoke lounges, and casual late-night cafes concentrated around the city center. Live music venues sometimes feature regional bands and small performances.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Tottori?

    Tottori has annual sand art exhibitions at the Sand Museum, energetic regional matsuri featuring traditional performances, and cherry blossom viewing events that often draw both residents and visitors in spring. The area regularly celebrates local traditions with food, music, and cultural gatherings.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Tottori?

    Many vacation rentals in central Tottori, around lakes, and near the dunes are designed for families, with multi-room layouts and easy access to parks and attractions. Neighborhoods with residential character are frequently suggested for quieter stays.