2-Star Hotels in Mie Prefecture, Japan

”Flight Cat in Ise” is a conveniently located and cost-effective accommodation. The rooms are clean and tidy, and while the facilities are simple, they are complete, making it especially suitable for independent travel or short stays. It's within walking distance of Ise-shi Station, and also very convenient for visiting the Ise Grand Shrine Outer Shrine. Overall, it's a reassuring and comfortable accommodation option, highly recommended for travelers who want to experience the charm of Ise at an affordable price.

Hotel very much equipment hot spring ♨️ restaurant sauna Parking is very convenient,  The parking lot is in front of the guest room. Nature feels very beautiful. There is a train station and convenience store across the road Bakery Very comfortable!

We used it for sightseeing! I didn't eat because I stayed without meals, but it was good that everyone sent me with a smile! I wonder if the amenities will be a little more substantial.

You don't speak English well, but you're very kind. I didn't speak Japanese well, so I talked with a translator, but he kindly told me about the room and the shared bathroom. 👍 Even though it was 7 pm at night, it was dark from the moment I got off at the station. The operation time of nearby shops is very short There are not many restaurants around the dormitory except convenience stores. Instead, it's very close to the ferry dock to Nagoya Airport. Recommended for those who want to experience tatami rooms at an affordable price.

The front desk staff worked carefully and answered questions in detail and clearly. The breakfast content is sufficient, but the room facilities are a bit outdated. The hotel's location is close to attractions and transportation is very convenient. There are many bus routes to the train station.

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.

Stayed here for five days, it is too beautiful to say, the boss and the proprietress are super good, the scenery is charming. That is, breakfast is fixed for one person every day, all the same, there is no choice, if you live for a long time, you will be tired of breakfast. I travel here every year and stay here next time.

The breakfast is a self-service buffet. When moving through the line, you often encounter impatient guests behind you. It's unclear if they're simply short-tempered or just in a rush, but many seem to struggle with emotional control. Seating is quite limited, which often leads to waits for tables. You'll also see solo guests occupying four-person tables. While you occasionally run into patrons who seem to lack basic common courtesy, the serving ladies are entirely focused on refilling food and clearing used dishes (even though it's a self-service system) and make no effort to address seating issues, such as asking guests to consolidate. That said, it's a good hotel, and there's plenty of parking available, even if some spots are a bit of a walk.

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.