A Ryokan with Onsen, offering a harmonious atmosphere with the local area, within walking distance to Ise Jingu.

In the year of the Shikinen Sengu, “Ishinoyado Ikyu,” a soothing hot-spring inn, was born at the doorstep of Ise Grand Shrine. About a 15-minute walk to Naiku (the Inner Shrine). Because of this privileged location, you can experience a side of Ise that few get to enjoy. In the stillness, take part in an early-morning visit or an evening visit—an Ise pilgrimage unlike daytime sightseeing. There is also an Ise you can only discover by staying overnight.

  • This was my first visit to Ise Grand Shrine, and I chose this inn because I truly wanted to attend an early-morning worship.I was able to stay in a special room, and the amenities and hair dryer were excellent. With complimentary drinks and alcohol available freely, it made for a very satisfying stay.There is also a private entrance exclusively for guests of the special room, so coming and going for the early-morning visit was very smooth, allowing me to have a truly moving experience at the shrine.My departure time in the morning suddenly became earlier than planned, but they quickly arranged a taxi for me, which was incredibly helpful. Thank you very much.When I visit Ise Grand Shrine again, I would definitely like to stay here. Thank you.

    SUZ 10/5/2026
  • We stayed here for our wedding anniversary.Thank you very much for your thoughtful consideration regarding the room upgrade!We had high expectations since it had just been renovated, and it absolutely lived up to them. The entire property was clean, stylish, and comfortable.We also loved that the floors are tatami throughout, so you can walk around without slippers or shoes—it’s so easy and feels great.Both the large public bath and the open-air-style bath in our room were wonderful. Soaking while looking out at the greenery was incredibly relaxing.The welcome drinks and post-bath ice cream were a nice touch as well—this kind of hospitality is exactly what we love about Kyoritsu Resort properties.Since we were tired from walking so much, we really appreciated having a Nespresso machine in the room so we could enjoy a good coffee at our own pace.Every staff member was polite and pleasant, which made our stay truly enjoyable.When we asked how to get to places we wanted to visit, they gave us a map and explained everything while marking it with a red pen, so we didn’t get lost at all.When we asked about the stone steps location, they even guided us there in person—we were very grateful for such attentive service.Dinner and breakfast were both excellent; every dish was delicious.I’m sorry I couldn’t finish everything because I don’t eat much.Our server was especially cheerful and courteous—the most memorable part of our stay.When I said I was too full to continue, they kindly suggested that even just one bite would be enough but encouraged me to try something from Ise. I feel bad that I still left some behind after only a bite, but it was delicious and became a wonderful memory. Thank you very much.We chose this inn because we wanted to visit early in the morning, and it’s about a 15-minute walk to Naiku (the Inner Shrine).The early-morning visit felt refreshing and serene—choosing this inn was definitely the right decision for that reason as well.Just two small points for future improvement:There wasn’t a clock in the room, so we had to check the time on our phones. It would have been nice to have a clock for quick reference.Our dinner time slot was 8:00 PM (the later seating), so we planned to bathe beforehand. After bathing I wanted to wear yukata but wasn’t sure if yukata were allowed in the dining area, so I changed into regular clothes—however many guests were wearing yukata. It would be helpful if guests could be told at check-in that yukata are acceptable.Overall, this was an extremely satisfying stay! If we come back to visit Ise again, we would love to stay here again.Thank you for giving us such wonderful memories.

    yukiduki 9/26/2026

Facilities and Services

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  • Hot spring
  • Room with Open-Air Bath
Open-air bath / Large public bath / Private bath / Sauna / Free shuttle service
IN15:00~20:00
OUT11:00
Number of rooms58 rooms
PetNot allowed
Your childPermitted

[Reopening April 1, 2026] Room Only Plan (No Meals)

IN 15:00~23:00
OUT 11:00
¥49,720~
No meals ; 2 peopleTax included¥47,234〜
(USD 298.09)

[Reopening April 1, 2026] Breakfast Included

IN 15:00~23:00
OUT 11:00
¥54,120~
Breakfast included ; 2 peopleTax included¥51,414〜
(USD 324.47)

[Reopening April 1, 2026] Room Only Plan (No Meals)

IN 15:00~23:00
OUT 11:00
¥54,120~
No meals ; 2 peopleTax included¥51,414〜
(USD 324.47)

[Reopening April 1, 2026] Breakfast Included

IN 15:00~23:00
OUT 11:00
¥58,520~
Breakfast included ; 2 peopleTax included¥55,594〜
(USD 350.85)

[Reopening April 1, 2026] Room Only Plan (No Meals)

IN 15:00~23:00
OUT 11:00
¥54,120~
No meals ; 2 peopleTax included¥51,414〜
(USD 324.47)

[Reopening April 1, 2026] Breakfast Included

IN 15:00~23:00
OUT 11:00
¥58,520~
Breakfast included ; 2 peopleTax included¥55,594〜
(USD 350.85)

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Introduction of the Accommodation

In-room open-air bath
Large Public Bath “Mori-no-Yu”
Large Public Bath “Mori-no-Yu”
Large Public Bath “Yashiro-no-Yu”
In-room open-air bath
Large Public Bath “Mori-no-Yu”

Large Public Bath “Mori-no-Yu”

Hot Springs & Baths

Our large public bath features two distinct bathing areas: “Mori-no-Yu,” a rock bath, and “Yashiro-no-Yu,” a hinoki cypress bath. They alternate between morning and evening, allowing you to enjoy different atmospheres each time. Please relax in natural hot-spring water brought in from Niimisato Onsen, known as the “Longevity Hot Spring.”

Example guest room
Sample guest room
Example guest room
Sample guest room

Sample guest room

Room

All rooms feature a private open-air bath and overlook the Healing Forest up close. One of Ikyu’s charms is the ability to enjoy forest bathing and a soothing soak at the same time. Feel the energy of nature and spend a truly relaxing moment here.

Meals

Meals

Ise is blessed with some of Japan’s finest, most abundant ingredients. Enjoy our monthly changing kaiseki course, featuring seasonal flavors at their peak throughout the year.

Facilities and Equipment of Accommodation

  • The room
    The room
  • Hot Springs & Baths
    Hot Springs & Baths
  • Facilities & Services
    Facilities & Services
  • Meal
    Meal

Basic Information

TaxesAn additional Hot Spring Tax of 150 yen will be charged per adult.
Card information
VISA / MASTER / JCB / AMEX / DINERS / UnionPay
Pets
Not allowed
BreakfastThere is no information about breakfast.
Your child
You can stay.
■ Children aged 0 to 2 years without meals or bedding can stay free of charge. ■ For children aged 3 years and above who are not yet in school (without meals or bedding), a facility usage fee of 2,200 yen will be charged. ■ Upper elementary school children will be served meals similar to adults, while lower elementary school children will receive children's meals.
Room service
Not available
Common amenities
  • ○ Shampoo · conditioner
  • ○ Body soap · soap
  • ○ Towel · Bath towel
  • × Body towel · sponge
  • ○ Toothbrush set
  • ○ Comb · Brush
  • ○ Shower cap
  • ○ Hair dryer
  • ○ Shaving
  • × Shaving Gel/Foam
  • × Bath additives
  • ○ Yukata
  • × Nightwear
  • × Bathrobe
  • × Slippers
  • × facial cleanser
  • × Toner
  • × Lotion
  • × Makeup remover
  • ○ Cotton swab
  • × Cotton
  • × Clothing deodorizing spray
  • ○ Refrigerator
  • × Minibar
  • ○ Electric kettle
  • ○ Tea set (free)
  • ○ Television
  • ○ Safe
  • × Scale
  • × Trouser press
  • × Free morning edition
  • × Pay-per-view broadcast
  • × Satellite broadcasting
  • × Video on Demand
  • × Radio
  • × CD player
  • × DVD player
  • × Blu-ray player
  • × Speakers for portable audio
  • × In-room PCs and tablets
Facilities and Features
  • ○ Hot spring
  • ○ Rooms with open-air baths available
  • ○ Open-air bath
  • × Free-flowing hot spring
  • ○ Large public bath
  • ○ Private bath
  • ○ Sauna
  • × Ganbanyoku (rock bathing)
  • × Within a 5-minute walk from the station
  • × Within a 5-minute walk to the convenience store.
  • × Indoor pool
  • × Outdoor pool
  • × Pet-friendly
  • × Spa facility
  • × Fitness
  • ○ Free shuttle service
  • × Shuttle Service (Paid)
  • × Room service
  • × Room Service Available 24 Hours
  • × Barrier-free
  • × Childcare services
Esthetic Massage
None
Fitness gym
None
Public Bath
The number of Public Bath
2
Business Hours
15:00~11:00
Hot spring
Available
Free-flowing
None
Milky hot spring water
None
Additional Information
(Heating)
Remarks
From 2:00 to 4:30, the facility may be temporarily unavailable due to cleaning and switching between men’s and women’s hours.
Open-air bath
The number of Open-air bath
2
Business Hours
15:00~11:00
Hot spring
Available
Free-flowing
None
Milky hot spring water
None
Additional Information
(Heating)
Remarks
From 2:00 to 4:30, the facility may be temporarily unavailable due to cleaning and switching between men’s and women’s hours.
Private bath
The number of Private bath
3
Business Hours
15:00~11:00
Hot spring
Available
Free-flowing
None
Milky hot spring water
None
Additional Information
(Heating)
Remarks
From 2:00 to 4:30, the facility may be temporarily unavailable due to cleaning and switching between men’s and women’s hours.
Room with Open-Air Bath
Hot spring
None
Free-flowing
None
Milky hot spring water
None
Additional Information
(Heating)
Remarks
[In-Room Open-Air Bath Information] The open-air baths in the two special Rooms use Onsen water. The open-air baths in the 56 Rooms do not use Onsen water.
Spring quality and benefits

Alkaline Simple Onsen (Hypotonic Alkaline Low-Temperature Onsen)

Neuralgia, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, bruises, sprains, sensitivity to cold, post-illness recovery period, fatigue recovery, health promotion

SaunaAvailable
Hot stone spaNone

Reviews

Overall Score
4.51
Wonderful (122)
  • Rooms & Amenities
    4.38
  • Facility
    4.53
  • Hospitality & Service
    4.61
  • Meals
    4.47
  • Onsen & Bath
    4.52
  • Satisfaction
    4.52

*Reviews that have been translated from Japanese.*

*Showing only reviews from 一休.com (Japanese) and Yahoo!トラベル.*

Access Information

Address
Mie Prefecture679-2 Iwaidatani, Ujitachicho, Ise City
TEL:+81-596-20-3777

■By Train 8 minutes by taxi from Kintetsu "Isuzugawa Station" 15 minutes by local bus from Kintetsu "Ujiyamada Station," then a 10-minute walk from Naiku Bus Stop ■By Car Approximately 5 minutes from Ise Expressway "Ise Interchange" or "Ise West Interchange" Immediately near the Ise-side exit of the Ise-Shima Skyline

Parking Information
Fee
Free for guests
Parking time
15:00 - 11:00
Parking space
No restrictions
Number of parking spaces
24 cars available outdoor
Valet service
Unavailable
Parking spaces are limited. If our parking lot is full, you may be directed to the neighboring drive-in parking lot. Thank you for your understanding. Additionally, during busy periods such as New Year's and Golden Week, heavy traffic is expected on surrounding roads.

Pickup and drop-off information
Available (Free)We provide a free shuttle service from Kintetsu "Isuzugawa Station" (approximately 10 minutes). * Departure times from Isuzugawa Station: 14:45 / 15:45 / 16:45 / 17:45 (Reservation required) * If the capacity is exceeded, we will arrange a return trip. Thank you for your understanding.

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