Hotels With Pools in Mie Prefecture, Japan

The view is nice. You can see the sea view outside the French window when you open the curtains. You can also see the sunset in the evening on the day of check-in. The price-performance ratio is high. Compared with the city hotels I stayed in before in Japan, this room is really big. It is comfortable to sleep. The bed is just two layers of cushions on the tatami. I am not used to sleeping on a bed that is too soft or too hard. This softness is just right for me, but the Japanese quilt cover is a little strange. You can search it first to see if you can accept it. The only facility that I find a little inconvenient to use is the water pipe connected to the shower head. It is not a hose but a hard plastic water pipe. If you are used to holding the shower head, it may be a little inconvenient. Instead of using a room card, you use a key to open the door.

The view was great, and the in-room dining and cleanliness were great. The room attendant was also very attentive.

I think it's a very good hotel if you go with your family. I didn't understand the meaning and made a reservation with a couple, so △. The reason was that I arrived late, so there were no restaurants around. It's a resort hotel, so it's natural, but laughter

It was the second time to use it, but the facilities are wide 々 and comfortable. The hot springs were comfortable. Some of the products at the shop were not priced, and when I asked the front desk, they looked it up, but it seemed that I didn't know when I asked, ”Is it individual packaging?” I pushed it from under the box and said, ”It's individual packaging.” and so on. The restaurant was very delicious (IgA beef) and I was happy that the price was cheap, but the man in black clothes who guided me felt very good, but he was a foreigner and didn't seem to have any knowledge of cooking. Japanese locals explained in detail about the sake set. I want to use it again because the cospa can be relaxed well.

We were traveling with our three children. I didn't know much about the rooms, but they were very spacious and had two bedrooms, so after the kids went to bed we were able to have a drink together as adults in another room. It wasn't new, but it had a nice flavor. The entire grounds were luxurious and out of the ordinary, which was really great. There was a pool, so our children said they wanted to come back in the summer.

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~

It was good to have a large room with an ocean view and a relaxing room. However, it was very conspicuous that the manners of the public bath users were too bad. Even though there is a ban on the use of tattoos at the entrance, a child who has a tattoos is used, a child who starts a swimming tournament at a hot spring, and a mother who doesn't pay attention to it. We do not recommend using the hot springs around 21:00 after meals. Since there is no key in the shoe locker, I was in trouble because there was no slippers in the building where I put them when I returned. I felt that I would like you to improve the tattoo notes, such as locking the shoe locker.

Mie Prefecture is a relatively remote and rural place, but Toba, Ise and Shima are still worth visiting. Todaya Hotel exceeded my expectations. I thought it was just an ordinary local Japanese-style hotel, but it turned out to be very large, with two buildings, a large public bath, an open-air bath, and several free private baths for families. There are quite a few medals at the front desk. The room size is not large among Japanese-style rooms, but it is more spacious than ordinary modern rooms. Western-style beds are also more comfortable. The dinner was quite rich, with both Japanese and Western flavors, and the freshly roasted beef was delicious. Breakfast is on the top floor of the South Building, facing the sea, with a great view. There are also many dining options. Mikimoto Pearl Island and Toba Aquarium are nearby. When you check in, you will see the last name or first name of each room occupant on the welcome board at the hotel entrance. It is quite interesting to find your own name.

Although it feels a little old, you can take lots of super cute photos! And it's empty...there aren't many people so you can take as many photos as you want!! Direct admission from the hotel is cheap, close, and great! I had heard they have the best churros in the world so I was looking forward to it, and they were the most delicious churros I've ever eaten!! The flower beds were also so carefully maintained that I was impressed!!

We stayed with a total of 4 people with 3 adult friends and 1 4 year old child. The pool was available until 18:00 on the same day and 10:00 the next day 〜 14:00 at an additional fee, and there was a jet relaxing corner in the indoor heated pool and it was quite refreshing. The hot springs after that were free and fun.