Hotels near Ōsasu

Located in Shima, 13 miles from Ise Grand Shrine, Tabist Chunichi Business Hotel Shima provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.

Anonymous

Japan

location, location, location! this is everything when I describe this place. In fact, I'm not choosing this place not for travel but for the place I sleep after drinking at the bar nearby. it costs almost 5k en returning home by taxi. they provide a comfy bed, bathroom, and hot shower for a better price. how can I complain?

Located within 10 miles of Ise Grand Shrine and 10 miles of Oharai-machi, Tabist Station Hotel Isobe Ise-Shima provides rooms in Shima.

Hotel Shima Spain Mura offers Spanish-style accommodations with direct access to the 'Parque Espana' amusement park. It features 6 dining options, 2 pools and a sauna. Free parking is available.

Quintessa Hotel Iseshima offers modern accommodations and a spacious public bath. Guests can request a massage for an extra cost and use the free on-site parking.

Noe

Malta

Spacious room

Located in Shima, within 13 miles of Ise Grand Shrine and 14 miles of Oharai-machi, Grand Mercure Ise-shima Resort & Spa has accommodations with a restaurant as well as free private parking for guests...

Jason

Japan

Clean, new facilities with an incredibly spacious onsen. Location is a bit far from the stations, so you'll need to drive in order to get there.

Located in Shima in the Mie Region, 3.1 mi from Shima Spain Village, Fiore Shima features a seasonal outdoor pool, barbecue and terrace. Free private parking is available on site.

Tiger

Singapore

Best ever resort experience in Japan! Close to nature and the Spanish theme park. Cabin in the woods was spacious and well maintained.

LOG HOUSE at Shima in Shima provides accommodations with a garden and barbecue facilities. This beachfront property offers access to a balcony, free private parking, and free Wifi.

MsAPM

United States of America

Great location -- overlooking a little harbor in a small fishing town. We were there in the winter, but had good luck with sunny weather and enjoyed exploring the village. We chanced on the annual Shimenawa ceremony at the Anori-jinga shrine, which brought many of residents of the town together. The house itself is very comfortable, with an open living room and a nice upstairs sleeping space with comfy futons. Fabulous deep tub, with a view. It felt wonderful to have a whole cabin to ourselves. We had a hard time finding the address, but the hosts (although not on site) were extremely quick to help us via Booking messages.

Koinami offers accommodations in Shima, 17 miles from Oharai-machi and 4.9 miles from Shima Spain Village. The 3-star ryokan is 16 miles from Ise Grand Shrine.

Keinne Ross

Japan

It’s near to the beach. Peaceful place to sleep.

Kabuku Resort is a recently renovated luxury tent in Shima where guests can make the most of its garden and shared lounge.

18 miles from Ise Grand Shrine in Toba, Ise-Shima Ohtaya Healing Stay provides accommodations with access to a hot spring bath. This ryokan features free private parking, an elevator, and free Wifi.

Jing

United States of America

I really like this place. The female owner has an inquisitive mind, a warm personality, and a kind heart. Her English is good enough to communicate and ask for help. The sauna and the private onsen in the room are top-notch. I did not check the public onsen with natural hot spring, but heard it's amazing too. I booked the 5th floor with an ocean view, and the private onsen experience during starry night and the set rise were indeed amazing! The hotel itself is located in a remote little cute fish town called osatsucho, where you can find fishmen and women harvesting and selling the Ise lobsters in the morning by the port. It was a very unique and interesting experience to stay in that little town for two days during the winter when it was not crowded at all. The nearest convenience store is 10 + miles away. It was a very natural, grounding, even retreat-like experience to me, and it was drastically different from my experience in Tokyo, Nayoga, or Osaka. I did spot a few demolished houses with broken windows in the town, not sure if it's because of COVID or during the winter when there were fewer tourists. The big plus is the Shinmei shrine next door to the hotel, which is a very calming and spiritual place to visit and stay for a bit too.