3-Star Hotels in Tsu

Transportation is very convenient, with the bus station and JR trains nearby. Since Tsu is relatively simple, getting around everywhere and even the port is easy. Since it's a small town, the station has relatively few amenities and shops, but there are many izakayas around the station. The cleanliness, perhaps due to the hotel's age, was a bit flawed. The large public bath isn't large, but it can be quite crowded on weekdays. Breakfast includes a wagyu hot pot, often called Matsusaka beef, but it doesn't taste significantly different from other restaurants like Matsuya. It's delicious, but don't mistake it for Matsusaka beef you eat outside. The other breakfast dishes and varieties are quite good and delicious, and we really enjoyed the grilled fish. I give it a full score, especially since the staff who checked me in at around 3:00 PM on June 25th explained everything very attentively in Chinese. Thank you.

During my recent stay at Hotel R9 at Yard Tsu, I had a mixed experience, resulting in an overall rating of 3 out of 5. While the hotel was generally acceptable, there were some notable drawbacks. One major issue I encountered was the cleanliness of the rooms. I was disappointed to find a significant number of insects on the walls, which was quite unpleasant and off-putting. As a result, I had to deduct points and give it a rating of 3 out of 5 for cleanliness. Additionally, compared to my previous stay at another Hotel R9 location, the price at Yard Tsu was slightly higher. However, it was still within an acceptable range considering the overall quality of the hotel. Despite the drawbacks, I must mention that the hotel's staff were courteous and attentive, providing decent service throughout my stay. In conclusion, while Hotel R9 at Yard Tsu has some room for improvement in terms of cleanliness, its reasonable price and satisfactory service make it an acceptable choice for a short stay. However, I would recommend management to address the cleanliness issue to ensure a more pleasant experience for guests.

I stayed here once last year, but I forgot the details. Please note that there are no razors, hairbrushes, lotions or creams as amenities. I had completely forgotten about it. Although there is a rice shortage these days, white rice and rice balls made with newly harvested rice were served for the free breakfast. There were the standard items such as Ise udon, curry, miso soup, grilled fish, sausages, etc. The main drink was apple cider vinegar, coffee from a machine, black tea, and roasted green tea. If you don't know that you can make it with the plum kombu tea or green tea powder in the amenities and boil it with hot water, you will end up drinking apple cider vinegar. When it's crowded, you can just eat it in your room and leave it on the return desk in the hallway. It's convenient because it's close to the station.

I used it well at a reasonable price :) From the looks of it, I'm not sure how things will change since interior construction is scheduled to begin in May, but the breakfast was delicious too! If you go under the hotel, you can also find a delicious eel rice bowl restaurant!

The hot springs are quite good.

The hotel has many facilities and is mostly occupied by locals, but it is a bit old. The hot spring water is quite hot, and the beer hot spring does have a light hop flavor. It should be used by men and women on a daily basis. The mountain road we drove on was quite steep. .