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Conveniently located directly in front of Hisai Interchange, with many restaurants and retail shops lining the route from the interchange to the hotel, offering plenty of options. Ise Grand Shrine is also about 30 minutes away, making it ideal 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 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.

Sakakibara Onsen is located amidst the traditional rural landscapes of Japan, surrounded by satoyama, rice fields, and rivers. Locally known as "Miya no Yu," it is a historic Onsen where people are said to have purified themselves before visiting the shrine. Praised as a "famous spring" by the renowned Sei Shonagon, Sakakibara Onsen has been celebrated in many poems as a healing hot spring for love ailments. Even today, Sakakibara Onsen is cherished by many as a place to soothe both the mind and body. We warmly invite you to experience the renowned Onsen, endorsed by Sei Shonagon, along with our heartfelt hospitality.