Around Ishimizu Museum × Accommodation With Onsen Spa RelaxationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Located directly opposite the Kyuu Interchange, the route to the Hotel is lined with numerous restaurants and shops, offering great convenience. Additionally, it takes approximately 30 minutes to reach Ise Shrine, making it suitable for sightseeing.

Featuring a large natural Onsen bath, just a 1-minute walk from Tsu Station. The hotel and guest rooms offer a relaxing space inspired by traditional Japanese style. Use us as a base for sightseeing at Ise Grand Shrine and Suzuka Circuit, and unwind after your trip in Keyaki-no-Yu.

Relax and unwind in our calm space, welcomed by a wood-accented front desk.\nParking available (first-come, first-served), making it ideal for road trips.

A 1-minute walk from the East Exit of JR/Kintetsu “Tsu Station.” Conveniently located for both business and sightseeing.We offer well-equipped Facilities and services tailored to each guest.

The lobby, designed with the concept of being a "connection point between locals and guests," is inspired by a forest and features an abundance of greenery. The Hotel offers 90 guest rooms, all with a Japanese-style interior emphasizing wood as the main element. The rooms are designed to provide both aesthetic appeal and functionality, ensuring a relaxing and comfortable stay. At DiningEMI, we focus on local production for local consumption, using locally sourced ingredients and seasonings to showcase Mie’s culinary culture, from signature dishes to traditional local cuisine. At the restaurant Kurogane, we use ingredients from Mie to create innovative French-based courses with a free-spirited approach. The Hotel's large public bath is designed with traditional Japanese colors such as sumi (charcoal) and wood tones, featuring an open-air bath with a panoramic view of Ise Bay, as well as a sauna and cold bath. Our banquet halls cater to a variety of needs, offering heartfelt hospitality.

A property surrounded by countryside and forests, where you can enjoy dining inside a cave. Dinner features seafood from Ise Port and Matsusaka beef barbecue. The public bath offers monthly alternating Shinmisato Onsen and Hakusan Onsen from Tsu, along with a rock bath made from World Heritage Mount Fuji's lava, and the opportunity to enjoy forest bathing. Meals include mountain pirate-style grill, Matsusaka beef, and Tsu's specialty grilled clams, all made with abundant Mie ingredients.