Hotels near Tokoan, Ise

The hotel is old but very clean. The location is also very good. The front desk has a friendly attitude. There are also many Japanese staying there. It's pretty good.

It was clean and nice! Check-in was a little confused by myself, but once I checked in, it was comfortable and smooth!

The location is good, very quiet, however, do note that it's about a 20 minute walk to Iseshi train station (or a short bus ride). There's a convenience store just across the road, but very few other places of note in the immediate vicinity. The room was sufficiently large with all the necessary facilities, and all was in generally good condition. The staff was very kind and the service was good. Overall, good value for money

Beyond imagination, at this level and price, it is highly recommended! The bed is actually made of Simmons, which is the most comfortable I have ever slept in. The supplies section provides soup ingredients, and there is even a POLA travel group, which also provides freshly baked bread for breakfast. Very value for money choice!

The reception of the hotel and the room were very good. The staff was kind and politely guided me even if I was lost in the hotel. The bath in the room was very relaxing, and the terrace was private, so I enjoyed the scenery slowly. However, since it was on the 4th floor, it was difficult to change the elevator on the way and move to the destination. The vison park at night was very dark, and I went back to the hotel saying that I would be scared if I was attacked on the way. It seems that there was a lantern loan, but there was no explanation at check-in. I stopped by the smoking area because I smoked, but I couldn't see the building itself at all and I arrived by relying on the feeling, but it was pitch black inside and I felt that smokers were being treated poorly. I was very satisfied with the meal and the bath, but it was difficult to wander around because it was a rainy day in Vison Park.

Have loved Toba for many years..and stayed at the Toba Grand many times. Only on 1 occasion was I lucky enough to stay in a Sakura room on the 8th floor…but not so lucky on this my last stay in Toba. The good points: 1.Free shuttle to/from the hotel and the driver handed out wet towels on this occasion 2.Welcome drinks in the lobby 3.A good selection of food for dinner & breakfast 4.The hot spring baths are good. The bad points: 1.The hotel is badly in need of refurbishment in the rooms on 6th & 7th floors/Badly stained & old windows and the room and bathroom/toilet are out of date. 2.The restaurant area is really dirty in certain places and insects can be seen running about!The were too many families with young children here this time and the restaurant was crowded all the time it seemed. 3.The Japanese staff have no English language skills…but the abundance of Nepalese staff at this hotel at present helps a little in that regard. This hotel has a wonderful location…and if you want to look out at the water then it is good…but as mentioned Toba seems to be a neglected area in many respects…and this is certainly true for this hotel at present.

Just before GW, I stayed as a refreshment when I visited Ise Jingu shrine. I had ISE tea and cheese cake hospitality after checking in at the front desk, but this cheese cake was very delicious. The room is modern Japanese. The view is outstanding with the sea from the window. It was a nice room. Dinner was a Japanese course (with spiny lobster and abalone) in a private room of a restaurant called Shiraishi, but the volume was just right and everything was delicious. Also, the male staff who were in charge at this dinner was very friendly and I was able to spend a satisfying time. Breakfast is also Japanese, but it was very delicious and I was able to relax. The hot spring bath was also beautiful and good. I think the customer service of the hotel staff 々 (both male staff and female staff 々) is outstanding. Also, I would like to stay when visiting Ise Jingu shrine.

Let me start by saying that the staff, particularly in the restaurant, had good English and we had no problems communicating generally, which I know has been mentioned in other reviews. We stayed in an Ocean Suite room for our engagement weekend, the view was amazing! Watching the sun rise over the sea was beautiful and the panorama of the islands and sea was so peaceful. The room was plush and the furniture felt relatively new. The bathrobes and pyjamas provided by the hotel during our stay were very comfortable, though something of a shame to not be able to go from room to onsen without outdoor clothes (other robes are provided at the onsen). I and my partner both have various food allergies or intolerances but the hotel has an exceptionally good way of managing allergies by asking you to submit a form beforehand. As a result of this, we were both able to have full, proper meals with no issues. For the breakfast buffet, we were given a sheet, in English, of all the dishes on service and all allergens. The food was excellent and the wine list was the best I have seen anywhere in Japan. There are regular shuttles from the hotel to station, and the reverse. However, these stop after a certain hour and the hotel is not easily walkable from the station. I am still not really sure how this would normally be done, I assume the hotel will pick you up if asked but we were not sure how to arrange (and originally thought from the map that it would be walkable). Honestly, I am looking forward to going back there - hopefully for an anniversary!

I booked an old-fashioned inn because the regulation of corona pass was relaxed. On an unusual hot day, I gave up outdoor sightseeing (such as a pleasure boat) and arrived early. I left the car and went out to buy souvenirs nearby. If it was not hot, I wanted to walk in the garden from the room. The view of the room on the sea side was great. The meal was a Viking for two meals, but it was devised, not a thing, and it was very delicious and satisfying. The dessert was delicious and small, so I was able to eat a lot of variety. There was a free rental bath other than that and I enjoyed it. The rooms are Japanese rooms, and the oldness is undeniable, but the cleaning was neat and I was able to spend it comfortably. Although it was a long established inn, there was hospitality, and there was hospitality facing the present, and it felt fresh. It was impressive that the staff 々 was very polite.

The facilities were really old, but they were kept clean and clean with the staff's hard work with luxury furnishings and construction and design. There is a hotel with dirty cheap things under the bed but it was cleaned properly. But there were many places where the facility seemed to be good if it was cleaned by a high pressure washing machine 々, but I think it is also a taste. The breakfast buffet is too acidic and I don't care to wear it. Recently, there are many places where you can make bean grinding machines, so I wonder if I can change them.