I recommend this hotel, located about 20 minutes by car from Naritasan towards Narita Airport. In addition to a large natural hot spring bath and an open-air bath, there are also herbal baths, saunas and massage facilities. There is a free shuttle bus from JR Narita Station and it is easily accessible from Naritasan.

伊勢神宮に着物で参拝ですね。いいですねぇ～。おすすめのホテルは、「伊勢シティホテル」さんです。伊勢神宮に近く、ホテル周辺にも着付けサービスのある貸衣装屋さんがあり、神宮参拝には欠かせない便利なホテルですよ。

Dinner was a plentiful meal of abalone, Matsusaka beef, and spiny lobster, and the seasoning was just right. I also liked the fact that I could choose the type of tempura I wanted. I chose a room with an open-air bath, and there were very few bugs, even though it was midsummer, so I was able to enjoy the bath at my leisure. The staff were very polite and I was very satisfied.

It is located about 5 km from Ise Grand Shrine and 1 minute walk from JR Iseshi Station. It is the first natural hot spring inn in Ise city, and all rooms have 100% natural hot spring water. There is a large hot spring bath on the 5th floor. Dinner is a Japanese banquet. Dishes include pearl shell sashimi and crab taro. The sashimi is delicious with white ponzu sauce. Breakfast is a Japanese meal.

The private open-air bath here has just the right amount of indirect lighting, so you can enjoy the starry sky. This seaside inn has Futamiura right in front of it, and has a great view. The food was a kaiseki meal with plenty of fresh local seafood, and I was happy to also get to eat spiny lobster sashimi. Children's meals are available, so it's something the whole family can enjoy. I stayed in a regular room and used the private bath, but there are also rooms with open-air baths, so you might want to try one of those.

This hotel has a relaxing atmosphere and is highly recommended in Toba, a tourist destination in Mie Prefecture. It is in a great location, with views of Toba Bay and Cape Irago from the guest rooms. This hotel is also convenient for accessing Ise Grand Shrine. If you choose a room with an open-air bath, you can enjoy the bath in a private setting.

As the hotel's name suggests, all rooms have an ocean view. It is located on high ground, and the windows in the rooms are large and offer a spectacular Breathtaking view. You can also see the ocean from the large public bath, so you can enjoy the hot spring atmosphere while feeling a sense of freedom. The food is kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with local ingredients, and is sure to leave you very satisfied.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine can be reached by public transport from Nishitetsu Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) Station, or by subway from the airport to Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) Station, and this city hotel is easily accessible from Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) Underground Shopping Mall in the downtown area. It is currently undergoing renovation, but the rooms before the renovation are particularly affordable.

If you're looking for a reasonable hotel in the Dazaifu area, you'll probably want to go to Route Inn Dazaifu. The standard plan is available for less than 10,000 yen per person. The road is a bit winding, but it's less than 2km from Tenmangu Shrine, so it's about a 15-minute walk away. It's a bit far from the station, but it's about a 5-minute drive from Nishitetsu Dazaifu Station, so taking a taxi is probably acceptable.

The nearest station is Gion Station, but it is also conveniently located within walking distance of Hakata Station. There is a bus from Hakata Station to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. The recommended points of this hotel are the large natural hot spring bath and the free Yonakisoba (noodles sold by a hawker at night). The accommodation fee is also reasonable, so you can stay here without hesitation.

The hotel is conveniently located just 2 minutes from Hakata Station, making it convenient for travelling anywhere in Fukuoka Prefecture. The room rates are also reasonable for a hotel in front of the station. There is a Japanese restaurant on the first floor, so it is convenient to eat there. The internet is fast, so even business travelers will have a comfortable stay.

Although the building itself is not Japanese-style, you can feel the Japanese atmosphere in the Japanese-style rooms and baths. You can see Breathtaking view of Lake Shinji from the rooms and the open-air observation bath. There are various dishes, such as Shimane Wagyu beef kaiseki, Japanese-Western kaiseki, and Japanese-Western Buffet, so you can choose your favorite plan.

There is a large hot spring facility called "Yurakujo" on the hotel grounds. There are various baths, including a garden-style open-air bath and a micro-bubble bath. There is also a bedrock bath and sauna. The carpet in the room was luxurious, and the modern and calming space was relaxing. There is a convenience store, a kids' space, and a pool, so the hotel has a wide range of facilities. The hotel is close to the bus stop, and it takes about 45 minutes by bus to Naritasan.

伊勢神宮の参拝に便利な立地のこちらのホテルがおすすめです。以前利用したことがありますが、このホテルから徒歩1分のところにある「椿姫」というレンタル着物屋さんで、着物の着付けをしてくれました。伊勢市駅から徒歩3分と交通アクセスも便利でした。伊勢神宮外宮へも徒歩6分と歩いて行けるので、おすすめのホテルです。

"Hotel Gyokusen" is Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a fairly large hot spring. The large public bath is one of the largest in the Tamatsukuri Onsen area, and has a sense of openness and allows you to enjoy the scenery. There is also a cypress bath, a private bath, and a sauna. You can relax in the lounge or take a walk in the spacious traditional Japanese garden. The facilities are extensive.

A free shuttle is available from JR Tamatsukuri Onsen Station with a reservation in advance. There are rooms on the upper floors overlooking Lake Shinji and rooms with 100% natural hot spring. You can enjoy a relaxing cup of tea in the garden lounge in the spacious lobby. The view of the Japanese garden was also very nice. It was lit up at night and looked fantastic. There are several baths so you can enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content. There are also hand and foot baths that you can easily enjoy.

If it's not peak season, you can stay here within your budget. There is also a private bath if you wish, so you can relax. Ise Shrine is just a short walk away, just past Okage Yokocho. As it is on the Ise Shrine side, I was happy to see that they made special arrangements for morning and evening visits.

In addition to the large public bath, there are many other baths, so you can enjoy bathing in different baths. The most popular is the raccoon bath, and there are many other themed baths scattered around the hotel. Depending on the time, you can use the private baths for free. If you want to bathe whenever you want, we recommend staying in a room with an open-air bath.

Ryokan (Japanese inn) is located right in front of Naritasan, so it's in a great location. For dinner, we had a Japanese kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）with Narita's specialty grilled eel as the main dish. Breakfast was a healthy and delicious breakfast that did not use meat, fish, or eggs. There were two indoor baths, one with a tatami floor. They left our luggage there while we were touring Naritasan. You can hear the bells ringing early in the morning. The staff are very kind.