Hotels With Breakfast in Mie Prefecture, Japan

We booked the Annex, which is a great hotel. It is just across the street from the JR station. Free snacks, tea and coffee are provided. You can choose different pillows that suit your height. Toiletries and bath salts are on display for you to choose from. There are also many books about Ise Jingu Shrine to read. The cheese omelet for breakfast is very delicious. In short, the stay experience was so pleasant that I look forward to staying in this hotel chain next time. 🥰🥰 The balcony overlooks the Gegu, and it is only five minutes away from the Gegu Annex Tsukiyomigu.

The room was spacious and bright, and the breakfast was delicious! It's adjacent to a commercial facility and there's a convenience store right in front, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat 🍚 It's also close to the station, so I'd like to stay here again next time!

For the price, EN Hotel is a decent stay. The room is clean, they offer free coffee, tea, and personal care products at the lobby. Location wise, it's nice. There's a convenience store nearby and the outer Ise Jingu is a short drive. (The main shrine is about 20 minutes by car). Service is standard. The room is economically sized. The public spaces smell a bit like tobacco. The WiFi is not very good (don't use it if you're trying to do something important). Sorry, no onsen on property.

Our family of 4 stayed for 3 nights at Hotel Nagashima in April 2024. The good things: Excellent service, friendly staff, free access to Nagashima Spaland, free access to the excellent public Onsen facilities, spacious rooms, in room private onsen bath, fantastic all-you-can-eat breakfast and dinner buffet included in the accommodation price. The hotel has free shuttle bus runs between the hotel and Kuwana station and the Nabana no Sato gardens, so you don't need to pay for any public transport to/from the hotel. To be aware of: Room price does NOT include any ride passes at Nagashima Spaland. A discounted all-day, all-access ride pass is ¥50,000 for guests, or ¥58,000 for the public. Guests get 15mins early access to the park before the public gates are opened. The rooms and some facilities are a little dated, but everything is clean, tidy and functional. This is not a typical western tourist resort. I got the sense that Westerners were few and far between at the hotel. Indeed, for 2 of our days, we didn't see any another westerners at the hotel. There was absolutely no problems with this, but it's just something that struck me as unique from the other places we visited in Japan. The place is about a 1.5hrs from Nagoya. It's not super easy to get to my public transport, but the hotel Shuttle bus between Kuwana Station definitely helps. Contact the hotel by email for shuttle bus times. We took a cab from Legoland Nagoya to the hotel. Approx 20mins and ¥60,000. The bad: My daughter got food poisoning after dinner at the buffet on our first night. We are blaming a questionable oyster-like shellfish (Turban Shell) - this was the only things she ate differently to the other 3 people in our family. The staff were very apologetic and allowed us to stay an extra night to make up for our missed day at Spaland.

It's in a very convenient location in front of the station. You have to take the amenities you need yourself, but it was convenient to have a choice of pillows with different hardness and towels to wash your body in the bath.

This was my first time staying at VISON. The room was on the slope of the mountain, so we had a great view. We could take a walk and look around at all the different shops, so we had fun all day. The room was clean and simple, but we could go out onto the balcony and watch the sunset or enjoy the morning sun for a pleasant morning. There were many different shops to choose from for breakfast, and we chose bread, but being able to eat five different kinds of bread that we liked was so great! The hotel staff were all very kind and helpful, so we were very satisfied. We have recommended it to all our friends. We would like to stay here again.

The location is excellent, just a three-minute walk from Kintetsu Yokkaichi. The room is close to the railway line, but it has almost no impact. There is a pillow selection, which is beyond the general business hotel, and the lobby has a rich selection of amenities. The breakfast is standard and the service is very good. I will stay again if I have the chance.

I heard that the large communal bath was beautiful and the breakfast was very delicious, so I made a reservation, but I'm really glad I went there! There were several kinds of small plates carefully made, and I was very satisfied. The staff was very good!

When I went to Shima Spain Village with my son, we stayed at the Quintessa Hotel. We were very satisfied with the room, the breakfast buffet, and the large public bath!! Thank you very much. I heard that they provide a shuttle from the station, but in the summer, Spain Village is open at night, and there was no shuttle from the station at late hours, so we took a taxi. I felt that it was a little far to walk, but I think it would be fine in the nice seasons.

There is an open-air bath. Although the transportation is a bit inconvenient, the hotel actually provides free transportation to the hotel and the staff are very enthusiastic.

The waiter knew that we had to park the car after putting down our luggage, so he was very considerate and helped us deliver our luggage to the room at the gate. You can soak in hot springs in the room, which is convenient and comfortable. The kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast are both exquisitely arranged and delicious. The food is well matched and thoughtful.

All employees were polite with a smile. The meal was delicious. It was a pity that the public bath was. The part of the ceiling of the dressing room was peeled off, and it was black in the feeling that it was mold everywhere?

I stayed here by visiting Ise. This is a calm building, there is no air conditioning when booking, but the room I was directed to is equipped with air conditioning and heating for each bathroom and toilet. A young man was dyed in the large bath, and the smell was low, which surprised me by impolite customers. A sticker might be good. Breakfast and dinner are served in separate rooms. Because it is a Japanese-style room, the bedding is a futon, but it is laid out at dinner and the futon is made at breakfast. This may be an old-fashioned service, but I am very grateful for it because it is a messy place to move around. The room is on the first floor, but the garden is well maintained and the sunrise view is beautiful. We enjoyed breakfast and dinner with 5 people. (The picture shows breakfast) It's so comfortable, and my husband wants to stay another night.

I chose a Japanese-style room, the hotel is served by grandparents, so flattered. The seaside bar almost booked for dinner. The hotel has a car to pick up and drop off it. Fireworks can be set off at the seaside. As there are few people, I also booked the hot spring! Breakfast is Japanese style my husband likes, I think the fish is good and the soup is good👌

We booked the Annex, which is a great hotel. It is just across the street from the JR station. Free snacks, tea and coffee are provided. You can choose different pillows that suit your height. Toiletries and bath salts are on display for you to choose from. There are also many books about Ise Jingu Shrine to read. The cheese omelet for breakfast is very delicious. In short, the stay experience was so pleasant that I look forward to staying in this hotel chain next time. 🥰🥰 The balcony overlooks the Gegu, and it is only five minutes away from the Gegu Annex Tsukiyomigu.

For the price, EN Hotel is a decent stay. The room is clean, they offer free coffee, tea, and personal care products at the lobby. Location wise, it's nice. There's a convenience store nearby and the outer Ise Jingu is a short drive. (The main shrine is about 20 minutes by car). Service is standard. The room is economically sized. The public spaces smell a bit like tobacco. The WiFi is not very good (don't use it if you're trying to do something important). Sorry, no onsen on property.

I heard that the large communal bath was beautiful and the breakfast was very delicious, so I made a reservation, but I'm really glad I went there! There were several kinds of small plates carefully made, and I was very satisfied. The staff was very good!

The room was spacious and bright, and the breakfast was delicious! It's adjacent to a commercial facility and there's a convenience store right in front, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat 🍚 It's also close to the station, so I'd like to stay here again next time!

The location is excellent, just a three-minute walk from Kintetsu Yokkaichi. The room is close to the railway line, but it has almost no impact. There is a pillow selection, which is beyond the general business hotel, and the lobby has a rich selection of amenities. The breakfast is standard and the service is very good. I will stay again if I have the chance.

I love the room size and especially the table with a small couch. The couch is so comfortable for you to sit down and work.

The distance is about 13 to 15 minutes on foot from Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station. The front desk staff is very friendly. There are free beverage machines on the left side of the front floor. The room is also neatly organized. Unlike the reviews, the shower temperature doesn't seem to be a problem.

Clean and hygienic, downstairs is the most prosperous street, close to the exit of the railway station

It was convenient and close to the destination. There is a large and free parking lot for your peace of mind. There is a bathhouse, although it is not very large, and it was nice to be able to take a relaxing bath. My child was happy to be lent an Anpanman bath set. I didn't use the breakfast buffet because I was leaving early in the morning, but the breakfast buffet at the route inn was delicious with a large variety of items, so I'd like to use it next time. There is also a convenient restaurant where you can have dinner. Perhaps because it was crowded, there was always a waiting list at the front desk, which was inconvenient as it took a long time to receive the PIN card for the women's bath and the bath set.

It is a 7-8 minute walk from Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station. The breakfast menu seems to be a bit more extensive than that of a typical business hotel. I liked that.

I only have one key and I want two. It is not an auto lock, so be careful not to forget to tighten the key. Since heating and air conditioning are hotel units, it is difficult to adjust even if it is cold or hot.

I stayed here on a business trip. The room is the same as any other Toyoko Inn, but it's nice to be able to bring breakfast to your room, and the coffee was delicious.

Not far from the station, a few minutes away. The air conditioner in the room was covered with dust and did not dare to open it at all, so it was cold to sleep at night. Hope it can be cleaned. Breakfast looks simple but good and delicious.

Our family of 4 stayed for 3 nights at Hotel Nagashima in April 2024. The good things: Excellent service, friendly staff, free access to Nagashima Spaland, free access to the excellent public Onsen facilities, spacious rooms, in room private onsen bath, fantastic all-you-can-eat breakfast and dinner buffet included in the accommodation price. The hotel has free shuttle bus runs between the hotel and Kuwana station and the Nabana no Sato gardens, so you don't need to pay for any public transport to/from the hotel. To be aware of: Room price does NOT include any ride passes at Nagashima Spaland. A discounted all-day, all-access ride pass is ¥50,000 for guests, or ¥58,000 for the public. Guests get 15mins early access to the park before the public gates are opened. The rooms and some facilities are a little dated, but everything is clean, tidy and functional. This is not a typical western tourist resort. I got the sense that Westerners were few and far between at the hotel. Indeed, for 2 of our days, we didn't see any another westerners at the hotel. There was absolutely no problems with this, but it's just something that struck me as unique from the other places we visited in Japan. The place is about a 1.5hrs from Nagoya. It's not super easy to get to my public transport, but the hotel Shuttle bus between Kuwana Station definitely helps. Contact the hotel by email for shuttle bus times. We took a cab from Legoland Nagoya to the hotel. Approx 20mins and ¥60,000. The bad: My daughter got food poisoning after dinner at the buffet on our first night. We are blaming a questionable oyster-like shellfish (Turban Shell) - this was the only things she ate differently to the other 3 people in our family. The staff were very apologetic and allowed us to stay an extra night to make up for our missed day at Spaland.

A fairly new hotel, about half an hour's drive from Nagoya, very suitable for self-driving people. The parking lot is large and free, breakfast is included, and a can of vending machine beverage is given every day. There is also a large bathhouse for bathing. The rooms are well-equipped, clean and sanitary. There is also free coffee in the lobby, which tastes very good. The hotel has its own restaurant, but only breakfast and dinner are available. There is a large supermarket across the road. There is a Fuzhou restaurant 10 minutes' drive from the hotel, which has some Chinese dishes and tastes good.

There is no bathroom in the room, you can go to the hotel's own big bathhouse or the big bathhouse in the resort. The bathhouse has shampoo, shower gel, facial cleanser, lotion and lotion. You can take the shuttle bus to the outlet for meals nearby, and there are some snacks in the amusement park at reasonable prices. There is a special area for toddlers in the amusement park, basically anyone over 90cm tall can play.

The hotel is a bit uncomfortable close to Kuwana Station. Kuwana is not big. The hotel is a two or three minute walk from Kuwana JR Kintetsu and the bus terminal. The hotel provides a free breakfast, which is good. Although it is provided free of charge, it is far better than the paid breakfast at the domestic express hotel. Hotel stays are almost all Japanese, but the front desk speaks English and the service is in place. You can get a few small gifts upstairs for free on the first floor. The room we lived in was indeed bunk beds. The upper bed was no problem for sleeping people, but the room was too small. Two rooms for the next three outings must be booked. Organizing things is very strenuous, but this is a common feature of Japanese hotels and cannot be said to be a problem. I recommend everyone to go to Sangming to eat Matsusaka beef in Shimon. Here is Japan's main store, Osaka and Tokyo should have branches, about 15 minutes walk, the environment is great.

Thank you for responding to my request. Thanks to all of you, it was a very fulfilling and memorable trip. The bath was better than I imagined and I was impressed with the food. I would definitely like to go again. Thank you very much.

It's in a very convenient location in front of the station. You have to take the amenities you need yourself, but it was convenient to have a choice of pillows with different hardness and towels to wash your body in the bath.

Go to Nagashima Onsen Paradise. This hotel is near Kuwana Station. You can see the train track from the window. You can take the 53 bus to Nagashima Onsen from Yurakucho Station nearby. Hotels in Japan are too expensive, and it’s not easy to find such a cheap hotel. Although the room is small, it is fully equipped with a refrigerator, hairdryer and bathtub. Pajamas, combs, and razors are available for free in the lobby on the first floor. There are restaurants nearby. The hotel has breakfast for 800 yen, and the set meal looks pretty good. The front desk speaks English.

The hotel feels that the seat is a bit off, cross the small road on the side of the station and turn left under the viaduct. If a girl walks at night on that section of the road, it is a bit scary. This time I booked two single rooms. The hotel is relatively old. The non-smoking room was booked as a smoking room, which has a heavy smell of smoke. The air conditioner is especially powerful, so the air conditioner is basically not turned on. The front desk manager is a bit old, but his English is very good, the communication is smooth, and he is very enthusiastic, because he also took two bottles of air freshener for the smoking room, although it was useless. The room is relatively small, so it’s okay to live alone. The breakfast buffet is okay, you can eat enough, the taste of natto is unacceptable...Anyway, I chose to live in Kuwana to see the lights in the famous flower garden. Actually, I went back to Nagoya. It's perfectly fine to live. The hotel, if it is a single girl, it is not recommended, two people are okay.