2-Star Hotels in Mie Prefecture, Japan

It's a clean and nice hotel. However, the bathrobe-style loungewear is easy to come undone, and the knot hurts when you lie down, which is annoying. It's quite stressful for someone who has come from far away and is tired and finally arrives at the hotel. I look forward to the future. The staff's service is polite and elegant, and the location is very close to the station, so I would like to use it again in the future. Personally, I don't think it's necessary to serve customers with masks. I remember that the WHO also announced that masks are not effective for either coronavirus or influenza. Japan is the only country that is lagging behind in wearing masks, and it has become part of the etiquette at work, but it's scary to serve customers without seeing their faces.

Family run accommodation which doesn't feel like commercial hotels. It feels so homely with daily breakfast provided and served with their hearts. Right behind is a small floating platforms where you'll see baskets of scallops, oysters and also big fishes in nets. I chose this place because of this where I can just go to the back and start fishing with wonderful views all around. Parking lots are limited but was lucky to always come back with a lot available. Older gentleman was very kind to share how to fish even though there's a language barrier. Overall a very nice secluded area if you like peace and serenity. And fishing too of course.

Mainly there is really nothing to live in this neighborhood. This 12 o'clock curfew, about 6 minutes walk from Kumano City Station, there is nothing to eat nearby, but there is a big supermarket next to it. The hotel has a 12 o'clock curfew, there is a self-service vending machine in the building to sell wine and instant noodles, but it is still cheap in the supermarket next door. In the morning, you can go to the beach to watch the sunrise, which is very beautiful.

The best thing about this hotel is that it's close to the station. The room was clean and not too small. The bed was a bit hard. The only negative points were that the towels were thin and worn out, and it was cold even with the air conditioner on.

I made a reservation because it was just cheaper for a business trip. If you go nearby, the outer wall construction? Scaffolding ＆ curtain? I was a little surprised. huh? Is there such a guide? When. I think it's a long-term construction, so I think it's better to have a guide that you can understand at the time of booking. The scenery is no problem because it is not to open the window and enjoy it. I'm sure there will be noise in the time zone. I didn't care during my stay. The staff responded politely when I left my luggage early on the day and when I checked in. The facilities are quite old (the washbasin is cracked) but I think it is cleaned. I can use it without any problems and I would like to ask again. Thank you for your help.

Beautiful location and amazing room with view (book a sea view room). Owner went out of his way to help and was quick to advise me of bad weather forecast and not to attempt mountain passes the next day. Really great breakfast and good public bath. Next door to a shrine with a 1,000 year old camphor tree. Only shame no dinner available and no restaurants close by so not ideal for walkers but if shop ahead then totally worth it. Again host is great.

Anyway, for the price it was better than I expected. I was especially happy that I could park for free even though it was so close to the station. It may have been because it was a weekday, but it was quiet and I was able to relax. Can't you do something about the slippers?

The location is convenient. It takes 5 minutes to walk to Yokkaichi Station. There are not many parking spaces in the hotel, but there is a parking lot opposite for 24 hours for 700 yen. It is more peaceful than parking in the hotel. The room is not nice but the design is old. The toilet has a slight drainage smell Hotel staff and service are very good. Free coffee and tea are provided in the lobby. Behind the hotel is the crab shop which is very famous for eating crabs. It’s worth a try.

The accommodation is small but well-equipped. There's a mini-fridge, and pajamas are only provided on the first night. For multiple nights, they provide one large and one small towel per day. There's a large shared refrigerator outside that you can use for chilling things. There's an elevator and a microwave on the first floor. The bed is comfortable, but the air conditioner is a bit dusty. It's within walking distance of Iseshi Station.

Very nice and welcoming owner. Good way very good and hotel a 3 star ryokan with private onsen, which we used alone in the evening. Cafes and nice shrine very short by. Also don’t miss the museum and story of the pearl diver women in that village! If you look for a small village at the coast, it is very natural and less touristic there!