Homestays in Ise

"A typical guesthouse, nothing particularly noteworthy. Because it's an old building, the soundproofing isn't great; the experience depends on how noisy other guests are. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but not too far. There's a well-reviewed old restaurant near Isekai. The directions say to go up the slope next to Lawson, but actually both sides are slopes, so it's unclear which slope is being referred to. Based on the entrance facing Lawson, I strongly advise against taking the right-hand slope, especially when pushing a suitcase. The slope is very steep, and many of the drainage ditches are large enough to trap luggage, making it very difficult to walk. I recommend taking the left-hand slope, which is much gentler."

"I rented a car and traveled around Ise Kumano, so I could only stay here for one night, but I wanted to stay for 2-3 nights. It was the last day stay, but it was comfortable to stay so that the fatigue of the trip can be removed. The next morning, after visiting the Naiku, I went back to take a shower and checked out. I checked out at 10 o'clock, but it was super close to Uji Yamada Station, so I took the time to go home. The room is very beautiful, there is a kitchen utensils, a washing machine and a dryer. There was also a detergent. Check-in is online at the entrance of the day with advance registration. I'm confused but it's pretty good. The only inconvenience was that there was no place to dry the laundry. I would like to stay again if I have a chance."