Rokuken Station (Mie Prefecture) × Calm Accommodation For Guests In Their 50sRecommended 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.

In central Mie Prefecture, with Ise Bay to the east and the Kii Mountains rising to the west. This town is famous for Matsusaka Beef—one of Japan’s finest brands—and also boasts a rich history spanning 400 years. Conveniently located near Matsusaka Station, with easy access to Ise Grand Shrine. Free parking is available.

A 10-minute walk from Hisai Station and an 8-minute drive from Hisai I.C. Free surface parking is available. Enjoy a daily-changing breakfast buffet featuring local ingredients, including ochazuke and curry, along with Japanese and Western side dishes and salads. Check-in is available at any time with our 24-hour front desk. We also offer family-friendly Rooms designed for guests with small children to stay comfortably. All Rooms include Wi-Fi, ideal for business needs. A small banquet hall is also available, making this Accommodation suitable for sports groups and training camps.

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.

A Business Hotel just a 2-minute walk from the South Exit of Matsusaka Station. All rooms feature 140 cm-wide Simmons pocket-coil beds for a restful night’s sleep. For breakfast, we offer Matsusaka’s soul food “Chicken Miso Yaki,” the Ise-Shima regional specialty “Tekone Sushi,” and “Sohei-jiru,” a hearty soup once enjoyed by warrior monks in northern Mie, along with other local Mie dishes and classic favorites. Ise-shi Station, the nearest station to Ise Grand Shrine, is about 12 minutes away by limited express (one stop), making it a convenient location for sightseeing and shrine visits.