Conveniently located just a one-minute walk from Iseshi Station. The ideal base for exploring the shrine.

Large common bathing area. The hotel has the only natural hot springin the area of Ise Jingu Shrine. Feel the pleasure of cleansing both body and mind, a refreshing remedy, only found here.

All rooms have private open-air baths. Whenever you please, without hesitation, enjoy the caress of the breeze while luxuriating in these natural hot spring waters.

Suite rooms. Unwind in complete relaxation within the wide open space.

Standard Japanese-Western room. Whatever room you choose is sure to soothe the fatigue of travel, with a white and beige color palette that honors traditional Japanese inn culture.

Fresh fish from the wealth of seafood around Ise-Shima are served in a kaiseki style among a diverse range of dishes. Relax in a private or semi-private room at the restaurant.

The wide open space of the lobby. Take your time and unwind in this serene space.

Near the entrance to Ise Outer Shrine is the famous Ise Pottery Market (Meiyo Sokubai Ichiba Ise Utsuwa Ichi). Within this treasure trove of ceramics are works from many kilns and artisans in the Tokai region, from everyday items to carefully curated articles of rare beauty handmade by masters of the art.

The Ise Souvenir Ise Hyakkaten is the largest souvenir shop on the road to the Ise Outer Shrine. The shop is filled with a vast selection of seafood and famous sweets from Mie Prefecture.

Gohoubi is the sister store of Ise Hyakkaten. From local sake to Ise tea and goods made of pearl, a selection of the best, most famous products from Mie and Ise are waiting to be discovered here. The sake tasting booth is also a great spot to leisurely sip and select the local sake that suits you best.

O-Ise Mairi Café Sando TERRACE. In front of Iseshi Station at the entrance to the Ise Outer Shrine, this café provides a relaxing space to take a break. The rich flavor of Ise Shinsen’s popular original castella is not to be missed.

Local Seafood Cuisine at Ise Amimoto Shokudo. Focused mainly on light, casual rice bowl dishes, the shop menu offers a vast variety of treats cooked up in all sort of ways to showcase the wealth of fresh ingredients only found in the Ise region.