3-Star Hotels in Mie Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is located not far from the station, and there’s a supermarket nearby. Within a 10-minute walk, there are some small restaurants, but be prepared—they’re too small to comfortably fit a family. I have two major complaints about the hotel: 1. The booking didn’t mention that parking spaces are limited and not managed by the hotel staff, so anyone can park there. We arrived from Tokyo and had to use a paid parking lot near the hotel. 2. At breakfast, you have to wait in line because tables are cleared very slowly. You come down for breakfast and end up waiting about 15 minutes before you’re seated. 3. There’s no way to adjust the air conditioner temperature—only the fan speed. The room was very cold, and you could easily catch a cold.

The room is super clean and spacious, and staff are very helpful.  We are so surprised that there are complimentary snack and drinks at lobby almost all the time, and have free croissant in breakfast time. They are very thoughtful that provided a wide range of amenities including skin care, hand cream, body lotion and hair essence.

The location is very close to the beach, a 10-minute walk to the Futamiura Meotowa (Twin Rocks). The hotel has a shuttle bus to the JR station (unfortunately, a Japanese mobile phone number is required to make a reservation). The hotel has onsen (hot spring) and private baths. The rooms are much larger than expected, big enough to fit two suitcases. Overall, it exceeded my expectations.

The stay was very pleasant. I used Tsu as a hub to visit both Ise Shingu and Nachi given that there are rapid and limited express trains running from Tsu. The hotel is situated directly next to Tsu station with various restaurants situated near it. There is a shopping ***** located about a 13 minute walk from Tsu station with Uniqlo and a large supermarket next to it. As for the room, the beds were comfortable and spacious. Various amenities such as toothbrush and shavers were provided. There is also a free coffee machine located next to the check in desk. I will highly recommend those who plan to visit Mie prefecture to stay here!

I stayed here for one night during a trip to Ise-Shima. Since I was traveling by train, I used the free shuttle service to Kintetsu Ugata Station. The departure was on time and the service was very courteous. [Good Points] ① Large public bath (open until midnight, morning bath available from 5am. Free popsicles after bathing, choose from four flavors) ② Ample amenities (POLA lotion, milky lotion, razors, toothbrushes, combs, etc. - pick up what you need from the counter in front of the reception desk) ③ Free room wear (can be worn anywhere in the hotel) ④ Delicious and substantial breakfast (enjoy home-cooked meals made with local ingredients. In addition to specialty dishes like Ise udon and tonteki, there was also curry and yakisoba. There was also a wide variety of desserts and drinks, and the yogurt and smoothies were especially delicious) ⑤ Spacious and spacious guest rooms (The interior has a unique atmosphere, and the appliances and furnishings are a bit dated, but the beds are spacious, and the value for money is excellent, especially for a night's sleep.) ⑥ The service was good (there was a free-flowing coffee machine, water dispenser, tourist information pamphlets, etc. near the reception desk. The staff was also friendly and efficient, especially during breakfast.) [Areas for Improvement] 1. I was concerned about whether the slippers allowed to be worn inside the hotel had been disinfected. It would be reassuring if there was a sign indicating this. (I was reluctant to wear slippers directly on my feet, so I wore socks over them throughout the stay.) 2. There was a thin layer of dust on the wall above the bed (the side of the room), so it might be a good idea to wipe the wall down about once a month. [Advice for Future Guests] When using the large public bath, you will need to walk on carpet from the slipper area at the entrance to the changing room. If you are uncomfortable walking barefoot, it may be a good idea to wear socks or bring your own. We checked in on Sunday and checked out on Monday, and the stay for two people, including breakfast, was less than 9,000 yen, which was a great deal. Access is not the best, but I would definitely stay here again at this price range.

I visited the place because I was traveling alone, and it was very close to the station, so it was convenient to visit. The staff were also kind and helpful when I asked, and the room was in good condition.

This hotel is super close to the train station and the outer shrine's pilgrimage route, making it really convenient for getting around. We used the self check-in, but ended up with two rooms on different floors. After a quick chat with the front desk, who were very helpful, they managed to get us on the same floor. There was a weird smell in the room; I initially thought I'd mistakenly walked into a smoking room. It got a bit better after I turned on the air purifier. Breakfast was just okay – a bento box per person, plus a self-serve selection of bread, drinks, and miso soup. Overall, I'd say it's pretty decent for its star rating and price.

Great value for money, much cheaper than similar hotels in Osaka. Toiletries are provided for free and there's a good variety. You can even choose from different types of pillows. Plus, there's a free onsen, which is amazing! 👍 I stayed in a king-size room and the bathtub was a good size and depth. The map shows it as a 2-star hotel, but I honestly feel it's on par with at least a 4-star hotel in China. Everything was perfect except for the slightly smaller room size. Breakfast was also good, a bit pricey at 1400 JPY, but acceptable.

It was a much nicer hotel than I expected. It was a shame that there was a little dust on the walls, but the bath was a family bath and you couldn't choose, but it was very nice. All the baths are similar, so I think any one is fine. I booked with breakfast, and the breakfast, bread, and rice were very delicious.

We arrived early on the day of check-in and waited briefly in the lobby before being escorted to our room around 3:00. We were given a large twin room with tatami mats. While the furniture was a bit worn, it was very clean. The air conditioner was a Daikin brand and looked brand new. The staff, though not very numerous, were very helpful. Breakfast was a Japanese set menu delivered to the room. Kashikojima Station is less than a ten-minute walk away, and the hotel offers a morning shuttle service. Kashikojima gradually becomes quiet around 5:00 or 6:00, and restaurants and convenience stores at the station close by 6:00. We didn't book dinner at the hotel, so we took the train two stops later to eat.