2-Star hotele w: Mie Prefecture, Japan

It was a really cozy place and I would love to come back again! The staff is so kind, the rooms are good cleaned, the atmosphere is really beautiful. My best hostel experience in Japan. You will have a kitchen, fridge, water and tea. In shared room I have met really nice people from Japan and Europe.

Super cheap price compare to quality. Self service check-in only. App require Uppercase input only for your name if English language or you could not submit.

徒步伊勢路途中選擇了這裏，交通有些不便，小雲取岳分岔路過來，走到休息站需要打車，或者提前跟酒店約，到新宮是有接送的班車服務的，房間不錯，自帶餐廳，沒訂餐也可以吃到好吃的料理，當地雞肉很贊，服務很細心很認真，看着峽谷的大浴室也很舒服，衞生乾淨整潔，轉天走風雲峠什麼的也方便，性價比很高的酒店，有機會來這邊玩值得選擇。

家族4人で利用させてもらいました。 小さい子供もいましたが ありがたい事にツインルームで 添い寝という形で1部屋に4人で宿泊でき フロントの方の対応も良かったです。 お部屋、布団も綺麗にされていて過ごしやすかったです。 また機会があれば利用したいです。

По соотношению цены и качества отличный вариант. Одна из сотрудниц владеет почти идеальным английским и очень сильно помогла мне решить мои проблемы. Остальные также были очень дружелюбны и гостеприимны.

영어 잘 못하시지만 굉장히 친절하십니다. 제가 일본어를 잘 못해서 번역기로 대화를 했는데 방, 공용 욕실 등 하나하나 친절하게 알려주셨어요.👍 지역 특성인지 밤 7시인데도 역에 내리는 순간부터 깜깜한 편입니다. 근처 가게들 운영시간이 짧은 것 같아요. 숙소 주변에 편의점 말고는 식당이 별로 없습니다. 대신 나고야 공항으로 가는 페리 선착장과 가깝습니다. 저렴한 가격에 타다미 방을 체험 해보고 싶은 분께 추천드려요.

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.

家族6人でお世話になりました。6人で宿泊出来る部屋を見つけるのはなかなか大変だったのですが、和室2部屋を繋げて頂いて、快適な宿泊が出来ました。私の息子が、オーナーのお子さんとも仲良く遊ぶ機会も多く、家族で貴重な体験ができました。 場所は、自然の多い小さい山の麓にあり、気持ちの良い朝の散歩も出来ました。

A typical guesthouse, nothing particularly noteworthy. Because it's an old building, the soundproofing isn't great; the experience depends on how noisy other guests are. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but not too far. There's a well-reviewed old restaurant near Isekai. The directions say to go up the slope next to Lawson, but actually both sides are slopes, so it's unclear which slope is being referred to. Based on the entrance facing Lawson, I strongly advise against taking the right-hand slope, especially when pushing a suitcase. The slope is very steep, and many of the drainage ditches are large enough to trap luggage, making it very difficult to walk. I recommend taking the left-hand slope, which is much gentler.

It was great to be able to rest right away after walking a lot, as it was close to the station, and to relax before departure. The owner was also very friendly.