Hotels near Jofukuji, Toba

I used it when sightseeing in Toba and Ise. I think it was originally a members-only facility, but it was also open to non-members. It takes less than 30 minutes by bus from Toba Station (JR/Kintetsu), but due to the infrequent buses, I couldn't find the time, so I took a taxi. The room was a spacious twin room with a six-tatami Japanese-style room, and the changing/dressing sink, bathroom, and toilet were separate. The view from the window was good and we were able to spend a relaxing time. The next morning, I took the bus back to Toba Station.

The facilities were really old, but they were kept clean and clean with the staff's hard work with luxury furnishings and construction and design. There is a hotel with dirty cheap things under the bed but it was cleaned properly. But there were many places where the facility seemed to be good if it was cleaned by a high pressure washing machine 々, but I think it is also a taste. The breakfast buffet is too acidic and I don't care to wear it. Recently, there are many places where you can make bean grinding machines, so I wonder if I can change them.

Very good hotel, there is a hotel car transfer at Toba Station, about ten minutes has arrived at the hotel. On the day of the three of us, the hotel has arranged for a Taiwanese waiter, Miss Lu, to introduce the hotel to us. Unfortunately, the hotel was just in the air conditioning, very hot. We asked for a room with air conditioning. Miss Lu was very polite, tried to help us, and finally upgraded to another quadruple room, thank you very much for her help and arrangement. The room was close to the sea, and the three of us had a very comfortable evening. The hotel facilities are very good and new. The three hot springs have been tried and are very comfortable. We also ate the morning and evening buffets, with lots of choices, fresh and rich. Unfortunately, in the pool maintenance, I will have another chance to stay again next time.

Just before GW, I stayed as a refreshment when I visited Ise Jingu shrine. I had ISE tea and cheese cake hospitality after checking in at the front desk, but this cheese cake was very delicious. The room is modern Japanese. The view is outstanding with the sea from the window. It was a nice room. Dinner was a Japanese course (with spiny lobster and abalone) in a private room of a restaurant called Shiraishi, but the volume was just right and everything was delicious. Also, the male staff who were in charge at this dinner was very friendly and I was able to spend a satisfying time. Breakfast is also Japanese, but it was very delicious and I was able to relax. The hot spring bath was also beautiful and good. I think the customer service of the hotel staff 々 (both male staff and female staff 々) is outstanding. Also, I would like to stay when visiting Ise Jingu shrine.

Let me start by saying that the staff, particularly in the restaurant, had good English and we had no problems communicating generally, which I know has been mentioned in other reviews. We stayed in an Ocean Suite room for our engagement weekend, the view was amazing! Watching the sun rise over the sea was beautiful and the panorama of the islands and sea was so peaceful. The room was plush and the furniture felt relatively new. The bathrobes and pyjamas provided by the hotel during our stay were very comfortable, though something of a shame to not be able to go from room to onsen without outdoor clothes (other robes are provided at the onsen). I and my partner both have various food allergies or intolerances but the hotel has an exceptionally good way of managing allergies by asking you to submit a form beforehand. As a result of this, we were both able to have full, proper meals with no issues. For the breakfast buffet, we were given a sheet, in English, of all the dishes on service and all allergens. The food was excellent and the wine list was the best I have seen anywhere in Japan. There are regular shuttles from the hotel to station, and the reverse. However, these stop after a certain hour and the hotel is not easily walkable from the station. I am still not really sure how this would normally be done, I assume the hotel will pick you up if asked but we were not sure how to arrange (and originally thought from the map that it would be walkable). Honestly, I am looking forward to going back there - hopefully for an anniversary!

The location is close considering the distance from the station, but I think it's okay for a moment because there is no sidewalk on the way. But I arrived unexpectedly soon when I walked along the track. The children were very happy with the wifi. It was good because there was no connection in the hotel or the speed was very slow even if it was connected. I stayed at a night stay without meals, but the nearby shops were delicious and the price was reasonable and the answer was great. The hot spring of the hotel is pleasant, it seems to be a hot spring, or it is a skin touch that I think is different at the moment I entered, and I stayed here for a night and relaxed in the hot spring It was Taisho that the meal was served in a local delicious shop It was a solution.

It was very helpful to use the shuttle service to the nearest station and to Parque Espana. I was especially impressed that they took the trouble to come back to pick me up from the nearest station, even though it was fully booked! There was a large public bath, and the breakfast was more delicious and had more items than I expected. There were no convenience stores around the inn, so I went shopping near the station before heading out, but there was a small shop inside the building. I would definitely like to travel there again, especially when I go to Parque Espana.

It is a long time trip with an elderly mother. After visiting ISE, the weather was not very good, so I arrived a little early. I waited in the lobby for a while until check-in time. The young staff guided me to the room, but I thought it was polite and good. The room was a Japanese room and it was too large for two people to use, and the view from the window was great. I was worried about whether the shape of the building was ”kunoji” or the appearance of guests in other rooms. I can see this figure, so it is not possible to change clothes by the window without intention. The bathroom, the bath were clean, and the toilet seemed to be a little ventilated. The public bath and open-air bath were clean and very comfortable. Because the meal was also a graded plan, it was full of taste, quantitative satisfaction, and the table was small in the chair seat or the dishes were lined up. I also enjoyed the local sake in Mie Prefecture. The staff is also good. However, although the meal place is a private room, the conversation of the next guest was probably separated by the mobile wall in the room, and it was like a room in a tavern. The next day was the same room, and it was dark at dinner and I didn't notice it, but when I visited at breakfast, I looked at the back and there seemed to be a seat near the window (we were near the entrance), and if it was a corner, I would like to eat while watching the scenery. I felt a little sorry with Tana ～. ISE tsurutoba is a local people who are enough distance on a day trip, so I was able to spend a good time at a better hotel that I usually never stay at.

This was definitely my best experience at a hotel in Japan. Hotel staff were very courteous and attentive. We were treated like VIPs throughout the stay. Our room was superb, with a great view of the bay. The bed and pillows were very comfortable (where can we buy those pillows?). The room was very quiet. In many hotels, you will often hear some buzzing noise of AC (?), but not in this hotel. We particularly enjoyed our time in the guest lounge with a reading room—looking over Ago Bay at sunset and enjoying small but exquisite hors d'oeuvres (the quiche was a killer!). For non-readers, this is a romantic place to look into your lover’s eyes. I enjoyed reading, relaxing next to my husband, who was sipping wine. I couldn’t finish “Karei-naru Ichizoku” so we will come back to finish the book. It would be better if the reading room had a better selection of books both in Japanese and in English--for example, some novels set in ocean resort hotels (I can recommend some), and reading lamps (for after sunset). Our stay concluded with an amazing breakfast. Although it was called “American breakfast,” it came with soup (which tasted great) and a salad (which tasted great, too, and very very fresh—cucumbers tasted amazingly juicy). I have never had a better egg benedict! The hollandaise sauce is flavored with shrimp, elevating the egg benedict to a real French dish. Overall, this is the best place to come when you want to be pampered. We will definitely stay at this hotel again.

Stayed at the standard twin on the 12th floor. From the window of the room, you can see from the large premises of Ise City Station to Uji Yamada Station, and it seems that you are looking at the diorama of the Kintetsu and JR Sangu Lines, so it was a view that I would never get tired of seeing as a railroad lover. The room was clean, the bed was a semi-double size 1 and a single size 1, and it was a size that was fine if you only sleep with 2 people. Each bedside had a 100V outlet, which was good to charge your smartphone while lying on the bed. If you have a USB jack for charging on the bedside, you don't need a charger. The empty refrigerator and kettle pot were convenient for drinking your favorite drinks. From 15:00 to 24:00, regular coffee at the restaurant entrance was all-you-can-drink and it was good to relax in the room. In addition, the large communal bath of the artificial hot spring had a washroom for 6 people and the bathtub was reasonably large, but at 8 pm and 5 am, the users stretched their limbs and feet with about 3 ～ 4 people. You can take a bath, I was tired of visiting Jingu. I think the 1,100 yen buffet breakfast was worth more than the price, with plain omelets cooked in front of you and Ise udon noodles of local gourmet food. I was able to eat plenty of vegetables that tend to be scarce when traveling. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.