Ise 3 Stars Hotels

"Great staff and clean rooms."

"Extremely great staff and clean place"

"The hotel room is clean and with free breakfast."

"Big room, big bathroom."

"Very comfortable and modern hotel, albeit the decor was very “masculine”"

"Nice area with restaurants and close to train station"

"Very convenient and close to the station (5 minute walk)."

"Location : around 10 min walk from the JR/kintetsu station. It is flat road all along. Okay with the luggage. Walking distance to local restaurants. The tourist info suggests some Matsusaka beef restaurants. Good suggestions with high quality beef at reasonable price! Amenities: there is a microwave near the reception. It was getting cooler and the microwave help keep the food warm. Room: nice and clean. Size is okay for a solo traveller Staff: very nice. They helped me call the restaurant...

"My first stay at a Comfort hotel and after booking this, I noticed that some websites had rated this a 2star hotel. So I was a little apprehensive. The stay went beyond my expectations. The room was a reasonable size and there was even a full length bathtub. The staff were so helpful and spoke English. You can have free coffee and tea from the reception area, and during the evening, there is happy hour. You can chill in the comfort cafe which is a book cafe! You buy your drinks from the...

"A rather unique staying experience at a spacious log house and one you'd want to be bringing friends along to. Absolutely excellent value for money, just inconvenient to get to (car/taxi basically mandatory). --- I went with enough people that we booked 2 of the standard quadruple bed rooms. Since these rooms are actually two halves of the same cabin (unlike the private villas), we basically had the whole cabin to ourselves. We gathered on one of the two sides and got pretty rowdy, then...

"The temperature of the room was too hot despite it being 30-40° F outside. I cracked the window open."

"What I loved about this hotel was that, unlike other Japanese hotels, the rooms were big, and easy to move around in. Most Japanese Hotel rooms are basically closets with a bed. The only improvement I could think of would be to make indoor safes (for personal valuables) available in all the rooms."