12 Safe & Comfortable Hotels for a Family Trip to Mie

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Mie is known for its mysterious power spots, including the world heritage site Kumano Kodo and Ise Jingu. Furthermore, there are many sightseeing spots that parents and children can enjoy together, such as Toba Aquarium, which has the largest number of aquariums in Japan, theme parks such as Shima Spain Village, and Iga, which is also known as the village of ninjas. It is also full of local gourmet foods such as spiny lobster and Matsusaka beef.

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When traveling with children, the amount of luggage increases rapidly, and there are many things to worry about, such as meal, baths, and sleeping. This time, we have selected hotels in Mie that have rooms with open-air baths, as well as hotels that have plenty of facilities and services for children. Please lighten your luggage and mind and go out with your family.

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HOTEL & RESORTS ISE SHIMA is located on a hill in Mie, a beautiful ria coastline in Shima, Mie Prefecture. It is in a great location, about 5 minutes by car from Shima Spain Village. There is also an accommodation plan that includes an admission ticket to Toba Aquarium, which is about a 30-minute drive from the hotel. The pool, which is only open in the summer, also has a kids pool with a depth of 30cm, so you don't have to worry about bringing your kids with you!

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The "Kids Room" was born from the idea of a hotel staff who was raising children. The floor is made of cork, so it doesn't hurt when you crawl. The bed is a Hollywood type where the family can sleep in the shape of a river. In the "Kids Room", there are toothbrushes for children, baby soap, baby wipes, and baby bottle sterilizers, so you can reduce your luggage. There are also bed guards and baby gates, so you can stay comfortably.

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For families who love ice cream, we recommend the collaboration room with Imuraya, Mie 's leading company. There are ice cream-shaped goods in the room, and you can eat all-you-can-eat ice cream in the freezer! Just looking at a freezer full of ice cream makes you happy. Please be careful not to eat too much. The collaboration room can accommodate up to 4 people.

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Blessed with seafood, Shima was once one of the ``Miketsukuni'' regions that provided food to the imperial family and court. The best part of this hotel is that you can enjoy delicious food that can only be found in Mitokutsu-kuni in a buffet style for both breakfast and dinner. The dinner buffet features a variety of menu items, including seasonal local dishes such as ``bonito chazuke'' and ``wakame shabu-shabu,'' as well as cheese fondue and roast beef. There is also a kids menu and baby chairs available at the buffet, so don't worry.

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"Hotel Shima Spain Mura" is one of the official hotels of "Shima Spain Village". The park and the hotel are directly connected by a connecting gate, so you can return to the hotel for meal or a nap while you're playing. A free shuttle bus runs between the park and the hotel, and departs in front of the hotel entrance. Easy to go back and forth.

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If you are going to stay at an official hotel, we recommend a room where you can spend time with the characters of "Shima Spain Village". This is a ``Tree House for Everyone'' room with the theme of a secret base built by Don Quixote and his friends. Children will be excited to see paint marks and closets drawn on the walls. There are also perks unique to the character room, such as commemorative photos and gifts.

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The hotel's on-site restaurant serves a variety of cuisines, including Spanish, Japanese, French, and buffets. This is a special kids course exclusively for character room guests. A special adult course meal is also prepared for papa and mama. Recharge your tired body with dishes made with local ingredients from Ise-Shima!

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In the summer, the garden pool and indoor pool are open to guests free of charge! The indoor pool also has a space for toddlers with a depth of 60cm, so small children can play in the water with peace of mind. There is also a game corner and souvenir shop inside the building, so you can have fun with your family during your free time.

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"Okushima Aqua Forest" is a resort hotel surrounded by greenery and the sea. A free shuttle bus runs regularly from the hotel to the nearby Shima Spain Village theme park. On the vast grounds of approximately 120,000 square meters, there is a large public bath with the natural onsen ``Tomoyama no Yu'', an ``Tenmonkan'' with an astronomical telescope, one of only a few in Japan, and a tidal flat that appears at low tide. There are many spots to enjoy!

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The bed in the ``Regular Twin Room'' shown in the photo is placed against the wall to prevent children sleeping with you from falling. For babies who are crawling, we also recommend the ``Japanese-style room'' type with tatami flooring all over. Both rooms have a bathroom with a washing area, so even children who are worried about using a large bath can rest assured. We also provide amenities such as children's yukatas, slippers, and toothbrushes.

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At the Ago Bay Marine Cab, which is held for a limited time, the plan where children can experience being a captain is popular. Put on your captain's cap and set sail for the scenic Ago Bay! It will be an unforgettable summer experience.In addition to the outdoor pool (for a fee) that opens in the summer, the hotel also has an indoor pool called ``Aqua Palace'' that can be used all year round. The outdoor pool is approximately 90cm deep to make it easy for children to play. Swimsuit rentals are also available.

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Inishie no Yado Ikyu is in a great location, about 15 minutes walk from the inner shrine of Ise Grand Shrine. Enjoy a stroll along Okage Yokocho and Oharaimachi Street before heading to Naiku. In addition to the large public bath, the hotel has four free private baths. Each bath has a different taste, such as a cypress bath or a silky bath. Guests can use it as many times as they like if it's empty.

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The ``Japanese Suite'' guest room shown in the photo has a Japanese-style space where the whole family can relax. Although it is not onsen, you can enjoy bathing anytime in the open-air bath on the balcony. We also have a rental service for children's work clothes, toys, picture books, etc.

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Dinner is a monthly multi-course meal using ingredients unique to Ise such as Matsuzaka beef. There is a children's menu for 4~6 year olds, and there is also a service to share adult meal for children under elementary school age. You can also ask them to warm up baby food and wash baby bottles, so it's safe even if you have small children.

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Hamachiyokan is a seaside inn located right in front of Futamiura, which has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 beaches. We also offer a great value ``Family Plan'' that allows one child to stay free of charge. Of course, children's lunches and futons are provided for free, so it's great for families with brothers and sisters. In addition, the lobby holds movie screenings at night, as well as regular handbell concerts and jazz live performances. Children's sensibilities are likely to be stimulated by experiencing live music!

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“Koigatari no Ma Kuroshio” in the photo is a simple Japanese-style room of 10 tatami mats. If you put the desks close together, the children will be able to play freely♪ You can enjoy the ocean view of Ise Bay from the room. We also have ``Sukiya-style guest rooms'' with a retro Showa feel, and ``Japanese-style rooms'' that can accommodate up to 6 people. Some rooms do not have a private bath, but there is no need to worry as there is a large public bath and a private open-air bath with an indoor bath (for a fee)!

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The main dish for the adult dinner is fresh abalone, oysters, and lobster caught in the sea of Ise-Shima. Please enjoy it with local specialties such as Matsusaka beef. The "Children's Lunch" for children will be provided as a custom menu according to the plan you have booked, so look forward to it!

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``Ryosou Umi no Cho'' is a pure Japanese-style ryokan with a vast site of 30,000 tsubo. A spectacular view of Ise Bay spreads out in front of you. The hotel has a walking route that takes you through shrines and gardens, and the tree-lined avenue is popular in the spring, when about 2,000 cherry blossom trees are in full bloom. The ``Children's Lunch'' for dinner is a popular set menu that includes hamburgers, fried shrimp, and other items that children love. You can also warm up the baby food you bring in.

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The "Superior Room" in the photo is a 78 square meter guest room in Asukakan. In addition to tatami flooring like this one, there are also flooring type rooms. It comes with an open-air bath with boiling water, so you can take a bath without worrying about the time. If you want to enjoy natural onsen, go to the large public bath "Chidori no Yu/Isarihi no Yu". We also have baby baths, cribs, and baby chairs available for those traveling with babies.

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A "garden pool" surrounded by greenery that is only open during the summer. Children are sure to have a lot of fun with the small slide! There is a changing room and a shower room, so you can use them before check-in or after check-out. You can also enjoy swimming at the hotel's private beach. It's a private beach for the hotel, so you can relax and swim with your family.

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"Toba View Hotel Hanashinju" is located on the hill of Arajima Island overlooking Toba Bay. "Toba Aquarium", "Toba Bay Tour" and "Mikimoto Pearl Island" are all within a 10-minute drive, making this an inn popular as a base for sightseeing in Toba. There are plenty of facilities and services for babies and kids, so you can enjoy traveling with children without worry.

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Most of the guest rooms have an ocean view facing Ise Bay. This is a guest room with an open-air bath with a superb view of the ocean, so you and your family can take a relaxing bath whenever you like. Breast formulas, potties, chairs for children, toys, etc. can be rented for free♪ If meal choose the "in-room dining Plan", one child under elementary school age is free.

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The baths are an open-air bath and a large public bath with a view overlooking Toba Bay. It is a natural onsen that uses Sakakibara onsen, which is said to be "beauty hot water". Baby baths and baby chairs are also available, so you can bring your baby along.

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For dinner, enjoy a Kaiseki meal filled with seasonal delicacies from Ise Bay, such as spiny lobster and abalone. There are also menus for children, such as children's Kaiseki and children's lunches (pictured), and if you make a reservation in advance, they will also prepare baby food according to their age. The next morning, start your day off right with our chef's special ``Tai Chazuke'' and dried fish, which won 2nd place in Mie at Rakuten Travel's ``Breakfast Festival 2019''!

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There is a cafe and kids park called "umi no ue" inside the building, so you can enjoy it even on rainy days after sightseeing. There is a ball pool, bouldering, and a slide, and there is also a cafe where you can relax while watching the children. Mom and Dad will be able to relax and enjoy themselves.

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"Resort Hills Toyohama Sora no Kaze" is located in Osatsu, Minami-Toba, a town of divers and fishermen at the tip of Ise-Shima National Park. When you arrive at the hotel, first of all, please go to "Healing Space AZUL" next to the lobby. You can swing in a hammock in the sea breeze or experience a fish beauty treatment. Picture books and magazines for adults are also available, so each family member can have a relaxing time.

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There are 9 guest rooms of 5 types with open-air baths where you and your family can enjoy a relaxing bath. This is a ``Japanese-Western special room with open-air bath (barrier-free)'' that can accommodate up to 7 people. There are two rooms, so it's perfect for three generations traveling together. It's spacious and safe for crawling and toddler babies. A variety of rental goods such as baby chairs, Bumbo, diaper buckets, and bedwetting sheets will support your stay.

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This is the 12 tatami open-air bath of the "Family Open-air Bath Room". Only your family can enjoy the hot onsen of Shaguji Onsen, which has the same source as Sakakibara onsen. It moisturizes your skin and keeps you warm even after bathing, so it's great for moms who tend to get cold. There is also a private open-air bath (free of charge for up to 40 minutes), so even if your room doesn't have an open-air bath, you can enjoy a bath just for your family.

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Dinner is a multi-course meal that uses plenty of Mie brand ingredients such as Ise lobster, abalone, and Matsusaka beef. Children's lunches, omelet rice, rice porridge, etc. will be prepared according to your wishes. With the Baby Plan, a semi-private room is guaranteed for dinner. For dinner only, it is also possible to change to in in-room dining for an advance reservation and a fee. Breakfast is "Osatsu Gozen" where you can smell the sea of Osatsu. Babies are also comfortable because they prepare Kuhan and baby chairs in the dining room.

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“Nostalgic Romantic Inn Kisara” is a small inn located on a hill overlooking Toba Bay. This inn has plans and services that are great for families with babies. I would like to use the "Children's Anniversary Plan" for special celebrations such as the first meal or birthday. Each guest room is independent, so even if your baby is crying or your children are having fun, you can relax without having to worry about your neighbors.

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``Honkan Annex'' is a two-room suite with a Japanese-style room with tatami flooring and a bedroom. All guest rooms have an indoor bath and an open-air bath, all drawn from the natural onsen ``Shaguji onsen''. The bathroom floor is tatami, so it's perfect for toddlers to make their debut in onsen! We also provide baby soap, bath mats, bath towels, etc. Also, you can rest assured that the water temperature can be adjusted in 0.1℃ increments.

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Kisara also has a wide variety of rental goods for babies and children. We have items such as children's yukatas, toothbrushes, Bumbo chairs, diaper bins, and kettles. Also, there is baby food for each age group next to the front desk, and if you ask, you can have the baby food warmed for you. We're also happy to offer one of udon, white rice, or porridge as dinner for your baby!

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"Toba Seaside Hotel" is a seaside resort hotel with a spectacular view of Toba Bay. The appeal is that you can enjoy visiting three onsen with different tastes. There are also 5 private baths (charges apply, reservations required), so you and your family can enjoy bath time without having to bathe. After taking a bath, try the popular soft monaka or milk at Ippuku, the after-bath restaurant♪

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This is a "Japanese bed type" room that can accommodate up to 5 people. A room with flat Ryukyu tatami mats, perfect for families with babies. All rooms are non-smoking, which is great for family trips. You can see Toba Bay from your room. There are also 12 different types of rooms available, including ``deluxe rooms'' that can accommodate up to 8 people, rooms with onsen open-air baths, and spacious special rooms.

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A 1.2m deep seawater pool with a slider called ``Dolphin'' and a 40cm deep freshwater pool for families called ``Seagull'' will be open only during the summer. Plus, there are plenty of family-friendly activities during the summer! You can have fun at the hotel even after sightseeing with the in-house stamp rally, fireworks set gifts, cardboard maze, festival plaza, etc.

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``Nagashima Spa Land'' is a place where everyone can have a fun time, from the thrilling thrill rides to the ``Kids Town,'' which is extremely popular with small children. The "Jumbo Seawater Pool" is also open in the summer. ``Hotel Hanamizuki'' is one of its official hotels. You can arrive in about 2 minutes on foot using a private passage. There are also plans that come with unlimited ride tickets and pool discounts, so be sure to check them out.

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This is a spacious standard type "Japanese-style room" with the following rooms. The bath in your room is a natural onsen! You and your family can enjoy onsen without worrying about people around you. We have rental items such as yukata for children, diaper pails, toilet seats for infants, and step stools, and paper diapers can be provided for a fee if you ask at the front desk. I would like to reduce my luggage and enjoy my trip as light as possible.

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After playing to your heart's content at "Nagashima Spa Land", it's time for a long-awaited meal. In addition to seasonal Japanese kaiseki dishes that use spiny lobster and Matsusaka beef, you can also order Western-style dishes for children. For dinner, there is also a in-room dining plan that allows you to eat slowly with your family, so it's safe to have a baby with you.

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You can enjoy the large public bath exclusively for guests, and the garden bath "Taki no Yu" (pictured). ``Taki no Yu'' onsen where you can spend a relaxing time while enjoying the waterfall in the garden and nature. From 2:00 pm to 10:00 am the next morning, you can enter even late at night, so please relax after putting your children to bed. You can also use the Nagashima onsen ``Yuami no Shima'' within ``Nagashima Resort'' for free, so you can visit many different baths.

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onsen Onsen is onsen located at the eastern foot of Mt. Gozaisho. “Irodori Kouyo” is a place where you can enjoy hot springs that have been open for 1300 years in the middle of nature and dishes made with care. There are Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, and tatami mats, so you can rest assured. You can see the majestic mountains from your room, and rental goods such as trash cans for diapers and baby chairs are free. You can also borrow card games and board games, so you can have fun during your stay.

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You can enjoy Kaiseki cuisine with a focus on locally produced ingredients. This is the popular dish ``Oishii Mie no Zen,'' which features lava-grilled Matsusaka beef and Ise lobster hotpot. For children, there are ``Mini Kaiseki Warabe'' and ``Children's Lunch.'' You can bring your own baby food, and you can also request it to be heated, so feel free to bring your favorite food with you. If you want to enjoy a leisurely meal with just your family, we recommend the in-room dining plan.

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There are still many facilities and services for children! There is a ``kids space'' (pictured) where you can play with toys and coloring books, a buffet of sweets, a manga and magazine corner, and more, so not only children but adults can have a great time together. At the tourist information corner created by our staff, you might find hidden gems you didn't know about!

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"onsen" is also called "Shika-no-Yu" because there is a legend that a wounded deer healed its wounds. The open-air bath is about a 2-minute walk from the hotel. It's a little far away, but you can definitely refresh your mind and body while feeling the great nature of Yunoyama. There is a baby shampoo in the large public bath, a baby bed in the women's large bath, and a baby bath, baby bath chair, and baby soap at the front desk, so you can make your onsen debut with peace of mind!

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Suzuka Circuit Park is adjacent to Suzuka Circuit, where races such as the F1 Japanese Grand Prix and the Suzuka 8 Hours are held. "Suzuka Circuit Hotel" is a hotel adjacent to the park. You can access the park directly from the premises, so you can enjoy a full day of fun without having to travel far. We have a variety of plans that come with various benefits, such as free park admission and free parking during your stay, and ``Early Park In'' that allows you to enter the park 15 minutes before business hours. Full of facilities and services suitable for traveling with children!

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The ``Click here Family Room'' guest room will make you feel excited just by stepping into the room. The interior is designed with the original character ``Kochira'', as well as a low bed that is safe for children, a low table with rounded edges, and a floor where you can take off your shoes and relax, making it full of kid- and baby-friendly features.

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The "Kochira Family Room" is equipped with an amenity set for children, a baby bottle sterilization set, a baby chair, a step stool, a child's toilet seat, a diaper bag, bed-wetting sheets, an outlet cover, and more. If you make a reservation in advance, they can prepare pajamas and baby beds for children (for a fee). You can also buy diapers, wipes, powdered milk, and baby food at the hotel, so don't worry if you run out or forget!

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For dinner and breakfast, enjoy a buffet made with carefully selected ingredients from the Suzuka area, such as roast beef of Kuroge Wagyu beef. You can enjoy plenty of menus that bring out the goodness of carefully selected local Mie ingredients with traditional cooking methods of Japanese, Western, and Chinese chefs.

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The children's plate with pancakes and egg dishes is prepared first, so mom and dad can enjoy meal at their own pace. The cooking table is at a height that is easy for children to reach, so even older kids who want to do everything themselves will be very satisfied!

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"NIPPONIA HOTEL Iga Ueno Castle Town" was born in Iga Ueno, which has prospered as a castle town. A decentralized hotel that treats the entire town as a hotel, you can stay in 10 rooms in 3 renovated historic mansions. This "Kourai building" is a kumihimo store and workshop, and the separate building can be rented out. It's a child-friendly inn, with a "whole house reservation plan" that allows you to stay comfortably with your family, and a "child-friendly plan" that gives you priority guidance on rooms recommended for spending time with children.

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This is a "VMG Premier" guest room, and the bath is large enough for parents and children to comfortably fit together. It has been renovated while retaining its old-fashioned flavor, so you can spend a comfortable time here. Amenities such as yukatas, toothbrushes, cups, and slippers for children are also available. We also rent out children's blankets.

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This is the cypress bath of the "VMG Suite", which is reserved for the entire building. You can relax not only in your room but also in the bath with your family, and it's nice to be able to do it at a time that suits your child's rhythm. Mom and Dad can relax while looking out at the garden.

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Dinner is a course meal using Iga beef and local vegetables. Elementary school students prepare a half-course meal, and toddlers prepare a one-plate meal. Breakfast is a local body-friendly Japanese breakfast, such as Iga rice cooked in a clay pot at Haseen, an Iga ware kiln, and cooked using local chicken. There is a child chair in the restaurant dining room, and you can disinfect baby bottles and warm baby food, so you don't have to worry about meal.

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``Hotel Tokinoza'' is an inn located in Kihoku Town, which is also known for the World Heritage Site ``Kumano Kodo'' and a fishing town. It takes about 15 minutes by car to the starting point of Kumano Kodo Iseji. There is also a free shuttle service from the hotel (reservation required). We also have a ``Baby Welcome Plan'' that will be great for your child's first trip or onsen experience. Jonohama Beach is right in front of the hotel, so if you get tired of playing, you can go back to the hotel right away.

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This "semi-suite" room is a Japanese-Western style room where children can relax. Accommodates up to 5 people. Other slightly more luxurious rooms are also popular, such as the ``Special Room with a View Bath,'' suites with pools, and suites with Jacuzzi baths. Even if you don't have a bath in your room, there is a private bath (charged and reservation required) that can be used by just your family, as well as a large public bath where you can enjoy a bath while looking out at the Kumanonada Sea.

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With the "Baby Welcome Plan", diapers, wipes, trash cans for diapers, bed guards, bath products, and one serving of baby food are provided. Dinner is a private tatami room, and Bumbo and Kuhan are also available. All fulfilling goods are free! You can enjoy traveling lightly by significantly reducing your child's luggage.

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The head chef himself goes to the nearby Kiinagashima port to purchase and cook fresh seafood that was just landed that day. For dinner, seasonal kaiseki cuisine is served, and in addition to kaiseki meals for elementary school students, there are menus for children such as fried shrimp and hamburgers. Breakfast is a buffet with a focus on dried fish. It's fun to grill dried fish on binchotan charcoal at each table.

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Owase Seaside View is a small single-family inn with only 10 rooms, located in Kata Bay, Owase City. Surrounded by the sea and mountains, it is famous for being able to taste the rare luxury fish "natural longtooth grouper" in an environment rich in nature. This large public bath is only 10 cm from the sea. There is also a children's room in the hotel, so you can spend a relaxing time with your family.

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All guest rooms are Japanese-style rooms, so it's safe for sleeping and crawling babies. After putting down my luggage, I stretched out on the tatami mat and took a deep breath. The scent of the sea is pleasant and you can spend a relaxing time here.

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For dinner, we recommend the "Natural Kue Full Course" where you can enjoy grouper hot pot, thinly sliced grouper grouper, and boiled grouper grouper. Also popular is the [Seasonal Natural Seafood Kaiseki Meal], which uses wild fish from Owase and local vegetables. This "small kaiseki" is for elementary school students. Appetizers, sashimi, simmered dishes, etc. are cutely arranged like a bento. There is also a lunch menu for infants where you can eat hamburgers and fried chicken, so please make a reservation according to the age of your child.

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Another fun at the inn is fishing. There is a pier for the exclusive use of hotel guests right in front of the hotel, so everyone can enjoy fishing, from children trying to fish for the first time to dads who enjoy fishing. Fishing rods, buckets, and life jackets are free, and bait is charged. The fish you catch will be cooked at the inn and served for dinner. The family fishing experience will surely be a wonderful memory.

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Kumano no Yado Umihikari is located on a hill overlooking the Kumano Sea. This inn is also a popular base for walking around the world heritage site, Kumano Kodo. You can enjoy the magnificent Kumano Sea from the large communal bath where you can enjoy hot water from Kumano onsen that gushes out from within the grounds, and enjoy a moment where you can wash away all the fatigue from childcare and travel. The entire building is non-smoking except for the smoking rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors, so it's safe for babies.

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There are 15 tatami family rooms, 6 tatami, 8 tatami, and 10 tatami Japanese rooms, so you can choose according to the size of your family. There are also ``Triple Rooms'' and ``Special Rooms'' with a blend of Japanese and Western styles, which are rooms where you can spend a relaxing time. All guests are equipped with room temperature water, toilets with flush toilet seats, and air purifiers. There's also an electric kettle, insect repellent, and DVD player, so it's a good idea to bring your favorite anime. You can also rent Othello and playing cards for free.

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Dinner is a Kaiseki meal featuring fresh seafood delivered directly from the Kumano Sea. For children, we also have ``Children's Kaiseki''. The next morning after a good night's sleep, you'll be ready for some healthy Japanese food. The all-you-can-eat Kumano dried fish, local pickles, and egg-cooked rice are exquisite! Both adults and children should eat plenty of it and use it as energy for the day.

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There is a kids room on the first floor of the hotel so that you can enjoy rainy days and free time. Go from the slide to the ball pool! There is also a manga room on the first floor, with over 3,000 manga and over 300 DVDs. There is also a karaoke room (reservation required), which is free for one hour. I also enjoy karaoke competitions with my family.

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``Resort Kumano Club'' is nestled in nature, surrounded by mountains, sea, and countryside, connecting Ise Grand Shrine and the world heritage site ``Kumano Kodo''. The vast grounds include a reception desk, shop, workshop, and hot springs, and all 40 guest rooms are all suites. Because it is all-inclusive, you can enjoy a luxurious time without worrying about your wallet, such as afternoon tea and free drinks at dinner.

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At ``The Club Lounge Yasuragi-no-Za'', we will be holding a stargazing event with commentary from a starry sky guide. You can spend a relaxing adult time enjoying your favorite alcohol while looking at the starry night sky. Be impressed by the star-filled sky, which is hard to see in the city!

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The rooms are made of Kumano cedar, and the scent and texture of nature will soothe you when you spend time in your room. This is Shingetsu-an, a detached suite with an open-air bath. This type of room has an indoor bath as well as a semi-open-air bath on the balcony. The low bed creates a sense of unity between the bedroom and living room, and you can rest assured that you can keep an eye on your child no matter where they are.

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Dinner consists of three courses: ``Kaiseki full of the flavors of Kumano,'' ``Miketsukuni Kaiseki,'' and ``Half buffet with oven-roasted spiny lobster.'' All of them feature luxurious dishes that allow you to fully enjoy the blessings of Kumano. For families with children, we recommend the half buffet where you can enjoy as many dishes as you want. The next morning, wake up refreshed with dried fish, a nutritious salad, and 100% Kumano mandarin juice.

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``Tengou Yudokoro Yuyoku Mibokko'' located on the premises uses onsen water from Shinyu no Kuchi Onsen. The open-air bath boasts an open feeling of looking up at the sky and a spacious bathtub. Both the indoor and outdoor baths have tatami floors throughout, making them safe for small children. After your bath, try the local Ouchiyama milk.

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There are baby goods available, a kids' room, and a children's menu. We have introduced hotels in Mie that will help you when traveling with children, which is full of anxiety. It's fun to stay at a hotel next to a theme park and have fun, or we recommend relaxing in nature. Find a nice hotel where kids can have fun and mom and dad can feel refreshed and enjoy your family trip to the fullest.