Matsusaka Hotels with Pools

I originally thought that I would just eat Matsusaka beef and sleep for one night before leaving. I didn't expect this small hotel to be so good. It's clean and sanitary, and there's free breakfast. It's just as the name suggests. The location is really convenient. It's just 200 meters from the JR station. It's really convenient to go to Matsusaka Ruins Park and the main restaurant of Yakiniku. Recommended

I happened to stay in a room on the 10th floor, and the view was great. There was a large public bath and breakfast was included, so I had a very comfortable stay.

”The room is spacious, clean, and very comfortable; everything is quite nice. However, I requested two non-smoking rooms, but I only got one non-smoking room. The other room had a slight smell of smoke, but overall, it's still okay.”

This time, I got off the bus for the first time on the way to Ise and stayed there. The hotel was very clean and the room was comfortable. Breakfast included was also a decisive factor for the reservation, but do you need to be in advance? I was impressed with the efforts that were conscious of food loss, and the breakfast I actually received was simple but delicious. Rice was also prepared with white rice and cooked rice, and miso soup, onion soup, and potov. The front desk will also respond comfortably and will definitely use it again.

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Clean, friendly, close to the station, convenient. The restaurant on the 15th floor can see Matsuzaka at a glance, and the breakfast was clean.

I am very satisfied with the cheap price. I was worried about the sound of the air conditioner, but after setting it to a good night mode, I was able to sleep comfortably.

Three nights on this trip to Mie Prefecture. Breakfast/evening was provided, the first day was steak, the second day was sukiyaki, and the last day was shabu shabu. Matsusaka Wagyu is famous for its three largest wagyu in Japan. First of all, the taste of meat is art. The inn room is also quite spacious with 14 tatami mats. More than 100 years (not accurate, 150-200 years) like an inn, it has an old-fashioned style. All the staff, including the owner's aunt, are friendly.

The hotel is a small Japanese family hotel. Don't have a taste! As the rooms are very cheap (350 with breakfast, 250 without breakfast), the room facilities are average. There are public baths and toilets, but the rooms are large. The scenery is very Zen. The most amazing thing is the breakfast the next day. At first I served rice salad, egg rolls and side dishes and thought that there was only so much. But after a while, my aunt brought me Ise lobster soup and boiled Matsusaka beef. What a surprise! The colleague who hasn't set breakfast next to me is envious of it!

The hotel stays very close to the railway station, just a few minutes' walk away. The hotel environment is clean and tidy, and the beds are relatively small. The price/performance ratio is relatively high.