3-Star Hotels in Ise

Spacious, clean, comfortable, with a station 3 min walk from it. Only the checkin process was a bit annoying: you have to call someone from an ipad and do facial recognition for all the guests.

I most highly recommend this place for an authentic Japanese ryokan experience. Splurge some and get the nicer room—you won’t regret it. Impeccable service, delicious Japanese breakfast. The bath is generously open to use all night until the morning. There is also a great and affordable sushi izakaya restaurant next door.

I stayed here the night before visiting Ise Grand Shrine. It was pouring rain on the day I arrived, but it was sunny the next day! The view from the room was wonderful. The sashimi at the restaurant where we had dinner was delicious, and I had a great time. It's only about 20 minutes from Ise Grand Shrine, so I recommend it for an overnight stay. It's also close to Meotoiwa (Married Couple Rocks), so a morning stroll there would make for a memorable experience.

Super awesome

The facility was new and beautiful. It was very good because I took a relative family ７ person in 4 rooms and got the room next to each other. I was happy that it was a samue, not a yukata. There were slippers and disposable types, and there were two sizes: male and female and ２. It was okay even for me, who has a small leg. Compact but basic is a good inn that can be satisfied.

Superbe ryokan traditionnel, chambre avec vue sur la mer. Les bains sont relaxants et la dame qui tiens cette endroit est extrêmement attentionnée et gentille (merci beaucoup à elle). Je recommande, nous avons passé un super moment. Et pour les plus geek d’entre vous, les statues de Alien et Predator sont super impressionnantes.

The hotel is located about a 7-8 minute walk from Ise City Station, but it wasn't possible to go through the station premises. The building itself felt old, but it was clean. Perhaps due to its age, there was no power outlet on the bedside table, which made charging my phone a little inconvenient. There was also no power outlet in the bathroom. Breakfast was served at the attached steakhouse; guests chose from three options (Japanese, Western, or porridge) the day before and received a meal ticket. I had the Western style, which was delicious. There was also a coffee service in front of the reception desk. The clientele seemed to be roughly half tourists and half business travelers. Incidentally, the area around Ise City Station closes earlier than expected; large souvenir shops and cafes close at 5 PM. There were no convenience stores around the station, so there were quite a few people who seemed to be struggling to find dinner. I think the hotel restaurant is the most convenient option.