Around Turtle Ace Golf Club × Highly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan

The parking lot is spacious, and the front desk staff were very helpful. With the welcome bar and welcome food, it honestly felt like, “Is this price really okay?” Breakfast was a Japanese and Western buffet with a great selection—I ate too much. I immediately messaged about a dozen friends on LINE telling them to go. The Room was comfortable with a unit bath, and the air conditioning worked well. The only downside was that the washlet was an older model and not very easy to use.

It was a clean, no-frills hotel. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Kameyama.

I have stayed here before, and the facility and meals were good, allowing for a comfortable stay. Additionally, it was convenient as a base for visiting various tourist spots in Mie Prefecture.

Convenient access from the expressway and a spacious parking lot made it ideal for traveling by car. The property was well cleaned throughout, making for a pleasant stay. The Room also felt clean, but even a small table would have made it more convenient. Since I ended up checking out late at night, I bought a bento at the adjacent convenience store, but it was disappointing that there was only a desk. The large public bath seemed like it would feel full with about four people, but I avoided peak times and used it comfortably. For breakfast, I chose the Japanese set meal. It was colorful, nutritious, and delicious—an excellent way to start the day.

The front desk staff were polite and kind. The room was clean and well-maintained. The large bath had excellent water, leaving my skin smooth and soft after bathing. I would love to stay at this hotel again.

Breakfast Only – Feedback “Pros” There are plenty of seats, so you can eat in a relaxed atmosphere. Not many guests line up first thing in the morning. They offer an original curry. “Areas for Improvement” The selection of side dishes is limited. The variety of bread is limited. Perhaps because fewer guests are eating, the portions on the large platters look sparse (though they seem to be refilled frequently).

I was drawn to the stylish property with a kitchen and a space without dogs, so I made a reservation. Upon arrival, the owner welcomed us and thoroughly explained how to use the facility. Since the kitchen and bathroom are foreign-made, they are used slightly differently from Japanese ones, so it was very helpful to receive an explanation. (For example, the timing of gas ignition in this kitchen is at the beginning for foreign-made ones, whereas for Japanese-made ones, it is at the end.) The dining kitchen has a high ceiling and a spacious area where we could relax. There are two tables, so even if two groups stay, there is ample space. The bedroom was also spacious, and even with three family members, we could relax comfortably. This property is basically self-catering (I think), but there are three supermarkets within a 10-minute drive that you might be interested in. However, there are no amenities, so you need to prepare your own toothbrush, hairbrush, shaving items, lotion, etc. Tooth gel was available. Soap, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, bath towels, and towels are provided. The kitchen facilities are well-equipped with frying pans, pots, cooking chopsticks, wooden spatulas, plates, glasses, various seasonings, olive oil, and more. Thanks to the warm consideration from the owner, we received wonderful hospitality that cannot be experienced at ordinary properties. I couldn't see it when we arrived at night, but when I woke up in the morning and looked in front of the building, there was a large garden space where children could run and play. It was a lodging experience that made me feel as if I had come to a slightly rural area on an overseas trip, even though I was in Japan. It was a property I would like to stay at again when I travel to Mie Prefecture.