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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.

I stayed with my family in late August 2023. Because my parents were confused, they gave me a triple room with two rooms next to each other, but one of the rooms smelled distinctly of the ocean, and as someone with a sensitive sense of smell, I felt uncomfortable in the room. . . I tried using the refreshing spray provided in the room and body soap in the bathtub to cover up the scent, but it didn't work at all. It was quite crowded that day as we were staying overnight on Friday. I didn't request a room change because I was living in the next room with my family, but I don't think I would want to stay there again. . . In the Oedo Onsen Monogatari series, it is named TAOYA, so I guess it is a bit of a high-end route. I thought so, but the facility is old and there are only a few elevators and the wait is long. When you ride it, it makes a disturbing creaking sound. There are many kinds of dishes, but to be honest, I was disappointed with the fishy salmon and sweet shrimp, even though it's Shima. I was very satisfied with the variety of alcoholic beverages and local beer available. Dinner was still good, but breakfast was generally frozen food for commercial use. There are many things that say. I couldn't shake the disappointing impression. Although it is an all-inclusive, I can't shake the feeling that some key points are disappointing. This was my first time staying at Oedo Onsen Monogatari, and I was disappointed considering the price. I had the impression that Kyukamura's was quite good.

This hotel is the biggest surprise of our trip to Sane County, no one! The whole hotel is surrounded by mountains and sea, the building is an Italian-style castle, the interior is retro but very bright! The room is with a balcony, facing the sea and trees, to be cured! I booked a package that included two meals and one berth and stayed for two nights. It turned out that the first day dinner was French and six-course, and the next day dinner was kaiseki; we chose Japanese for both breakfasts, because it was too luxurious and they were as rich as dinner. In the evening, I also soaked in hot springs with my daughter ♨️; The hotel's service is very abundant, really wholeheartedly recommended!

Facing the sea, the room facilities are relatively new, the bath is also very good, free to the station, but the holiday price is too expensive

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.

I used it when sightseeing in Toba and Ise. I think it was originally a members-only facility, but it was also open to non-members. It takes less than 30 minutes by bus from Toba Station (JR/Kintetsu), but due to the infrequent buses, I couldn't find the time, so I took a taxi. The room was a spacious twin room with a six-tatami Japanese-style room, and the changing/dressing sink, bathroom, and toilet were separate. The view from the window was good and we were able to spend a relaxing time. The next morning, I took the bus back to Toba Station.

I used it on a group trip with people with disabilities. If the prefecture is not the same prefecture, the travel company seems to be unable to move, and all of them responded directly. There was a difference, and it was hard, but I answered this request properly. The meal was about the first of the group trips until now, and it was impressed with the handmade feeling that the breakfast was used. There were many foreign people, but everyone felt neat and nice. The building is old, but I want to go again for a delicious meal and hot spring.