Hotels With Bars in Mie Prefecture, Japan

This is a traditional, large-scale hot spring ryokan. I've been to many hot spring ryokans, and most of them felt deserted with few staff and many foreign guests. However, this ryokan had plenty of staff, and they were very attentive with both greetings and farewells. The baths were spacious, and the changing rooms were cleaned frequently. The unlimited use of bath towels was a fantastic service for us, as we love to soak multiple times. The view from our room, with the calm sea and beautiful sunset, was absolutely stunning. The meal service system was new to us and a bit confusing at first, but it turned out to be very convenient for our family, as we all eat different amounts. Finally, I must mention that we stayed here about 15 years ago when my late father was battling an illness. Being able to come back with my now-grown children and reminisce about those memories was truly special. The ryokan is just as wonderful now as it was then. Thank you for everything. The ryokan is very large and even has a bowling alley, which our children thoroughly enjoyed.

This is an older, well-established hotel that is impeccably maintained. It's just a few minutes' walk from the station. The rooms are quite spacious by Japanese standards, and the pricing is reasonable outside of peak season. The breakfast is decent, if not exceptional. I would recommend staying here.

The room and facilities were clean and nice. Breakfast was a little late, which was a bit of a problem, but the food was delicious and enjoyable. The shuttle bus from Kashikojima Station was on time and very good.

I am a girl and I took the bus from Nagoya with my child. Except that it took 7 or 8 minutes to get to the hotel by taking a detour according to Google Maps because I was not familiar with the road when I got off the bus (because I brought a 28-inch + 15-inch suitcase, there were many ups and downs along the way, and it was still quite dangerous and laborious to walk on the road. I suggest that the business put up a guide sign near the get-off point, so that it is safer and faster to take the small road to the hotel), everything else was perfect: the room was super big! The sleep was very comfortable! The hotel is very close to the ski area (the bus station is actually here). The waiter introduced us to a safe and fast route (less than 3 minutes). In addition, the hotel also provides cable car tickets for the ski resort, which is very considerate. I will bring my child here next time!

The main draw for us was undoubtedly the Pearl Onsen; it left our skin feeling wonderfully soft and glowing. However, it was also at this onsen that I encountered something I'd never seen before: people queuing naked to use the showers, which I suspect was due to the hotel accommodating a large number of international guests and the service being noticeably stretched. The bathrobes in our room were also missing their belts, and we didn't bother to ask for replacements, so we ended up not using them to go to the onsen. This significantly detracted from our overall experience. That said, there were definite upsides. On one occasion, when we wanted to go for dinner down the mountain, the front desk couldn't arrange a taxi for us. Instead, they kindly sent us in their shuttle bus, a gesture our family deeply appreciated. The Japanese-style dinner and breakfast were also delicious, and evenings offered marshmallow roasting and a firework display.

The hotel is very clean and conveniently located, just a 2-3 minute walk from the Kintetsu station. The staff are very friendly. There is no elevator; if you have luggage, you'll need to carry it up to the second floor yourself. The stairs are short but the space is narrow. There are two common areas where you can eat. Each bed has a curtain, which can be closed to create a private space, so privacy isn't an issue.

The hotel is well maintained. The room is probably the largest I've stayed in Japan. You can see the beautiful view of Ago Bay when you enter the room. The staff are very friendly and speak good English. At the same time, the hotel has a car to pick up to the other main building at any time. The sky garden has a check-in point for the 2016 G7 Summit, and the scenery is no less beautiful than the view from the Yokoyama Observatory. The breakfast is rich, with Western buffet and Japanese set meals to choose from, and the taste is very good. There is a scheduled shuttle bus from Kashikojima Station to the hotel. If you are late, you can also call the hotel to pick you up at the station. The service is really considerate. It is difficult to find a restaurant open after 5 o'clock near Kashikojima Station. It is recommended to make a reservation for dinner at the hotel. I will stay here again if I have the chance~

The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to and from Toba Station every hour and half hour, though the last one departs at 6:00 PM. The Harbor rooms offer beautiful sunrise views every morning, and the hot spring, with its unique pearl powder, is quite special.

The location is good, but the facilities seem old due to the price. I don't mind, but the good thing is that the pancakes for breakfast are amazing.

What is better near the station. The room is clean and the size is appropriate that does not feel small. The bed is hard. The downside was that the towels were thin and tactical, and it was cold even if I turned on the air conditioner.