Kaike Onsen in Yonago pairs a working hot-spring district with a short walk to the sand at Kaike Onsen Beach. Ryokan here-like Bayside Square Kaike Hotel and Mitsui Bekkan-sit within a few minutes of the water, and most rooms come with tatami floors, yukatas, and either garden or bay views. Expect open-air baths, private parking, and breakfasts built around local seafood; rates typically land in the mid-range for a seaside ryokan, with the price reflecting whether your room faces Miho Bay.
For beach access plus hot-spring bathing, target the seafront stretch near Kaike Onsen Beach. Bayside Square Kaike Hotel (guest score 87) puts you steps from the sand and serves Japanese buffet breakfasts, while Kaike Yugetsu (guest score 100) offers a beachfront terrace, an open-air bath, and free parking-ideal if you want to forgo a car entirely. Mitsui Bekkan (guest score 79) is a budget-friendly 3-star ryokan with a public bath and a 5-minute walk to the water. All three sit within 25 minutes of Yonago Airport, and streets here are flat enough for evening strolls between baths.