Hotel Route-Inn Ise

I stayed for three nights to attend an event near Naiku. Since it was my first time, I was looking for a roughly 10-story building, but it turned out to be a two-story Hotel with a fresh, different Route Inn atmosphere. The front desk staff and the shuttle bus driver were all very kind and pleasant.Because it was a five-day holiday period, I was worried about parking, but the huge parking lot put me at ease—there were still open spaces even at night. On the first day, I used the free shuttle bus to Iseshi Station to visit Geku Shrine, and on the second day I drove to Naiku. Naiku also had a large riverside parking area available. The traffic restrictions and shuttle buses to the parking lots were well organized and very helpful.The breakfast venue was very crowded due to the holiday period, but everything ran smoothly. Hearing “It’s expected to be very busy” at check-in made a big difference in how I felt.There are supermarkets, coin laundries, convenience stores, an ice cream shop, and more nearby—very convenient. For dinner, an okonomiyaki restaurant close by was so good that I went two days in a row (lol). If I have another chance to visit Ise again, I would definitely stay here again. The Akafuku shaved ice was delicious too.

Thank you for taking care of us on our first visit to Ise Grand Shrine. The parking lot was free, spacious, and reassuring, and the Hotel Facility was very clean.The Rooms were divided among six buildings connected by covered walkways—an uncommon style. However, the building I stayed in was close to a wide road, and since my Room was at the very end, I could hear traffic noise until late at night and found it hard to sleep, which was a bit disappointing. I regret not requesting a quieter Room when making the Reservation.That said, the Room was comfortable to stay in, the large public bath was relaxing, and I enjoyed a hearty buffet breakfast (thank you for offering it free for guests), which helped me start my second day at Ise Grand Shrine feeling great.Thank you very much. I’ll stay with you again when visiting the Ise area—next time, please give me a quieter Room (lol).