Enjoy in-room dining in a room with an ocean view overlooking Toba-Ikuura Bay and a hot spring bath.
The two privately-sourced hot springs are beauty baths rich in alkaline ingredients.
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- Enjoy in-room dining in a room with an ocean view overlooking Toba Bay and a hot spring bath. The two types of private hot springs are rich in alkaline ingredients that are good for your beauty.
- Large public baths for men and women overflowing with two highly concentrated hot springs A delicacy selection only possible in a treasure trove of ingredients
Enjoy in-room dining in a room with an ocean view overlooking Toba-Ikuura Bay and a hot spring bath.
The two privately-sourced hot springs are beauty baths rich in alkaline ingredients.
A special room with an open-air hot spring bath on the 8th floor of the main building. A magnificent view of Toba Bay with floating islands spreads out below.
Yukinosato is a purely Yuki no Sato overlooking the calm waters of Toba-no-ura Bay, where oyster rafts float. All guest rooms have an ocean view, and there are eight types of rooms, mainly special rooms with open-air hot spring baths, on the 6th to 9th floors of the main building. What's best of all is that seven of the types are equipped with separate dining rooms where you can enjoy in-room dining, a style unique to Japanese inns. For example, the special room on the 9th floor is a barrier-free Japanese-Western room, and in its private space, it comes with two 10-tatami mat beds, an open-air hot spring bath with a beautiful view, and a shower booth with a mist sauna, and you can enjoy in-room dining in a dining room that feels like a private dining room.
The open-air bath of the large women's bath "Uchinomiya." In the foreground is the round, warm bath "Makaru Bath" overflowing with Shinjukou hot spring water.
A special room with an open-air hot spring bath on the 8th floor of the main building that opened in 2019. It is 15 tatami mats in size and has two beds, one day bed, and a dining room.
The villa "Mizu no Hoshi" has three types of guest rooms with hot springs that blend Japanese and Western styles. Among them, the special Japanese-Western room with open-air hot spring bath on the second floor is a high-quality space of 100 square meters, with a 12.5 tatami mat Japanese-style room, a bedroom, and a dining room. While soaking in the hot spring, you can gaze out at the calm waves of Toba-no-ura Bay, a benefit of a room close to the sea. There are also observation decks on the fifth and third floors, which are perfect for after a bath.
A special room with an open-air hot spring bath at the villa "Mizu no Hoshi." The view of the oyster farms and fishing village is also relaxing.
The "Garden of Angels" is an observation terrace on the rooftop of the villa "Water Star."
Large public baths for men and women overflowing with two highly concentrated hot springs A delicacy selection only possible in a treasure trove of ingredients
Toba's oldest hot spring, Juko no Yu, was excavated in 1989, and the new Juko no Yu spring began flowing in 2014. The large public bath, Marobine-an, is a place where you can luxuriously enjoy the two private hot springs that flow from the premises. Both the men's and women's baths are equipped with five bathtubs with unique names. What's surprising is the feeling of the water clinging to your skin and leaving you feeling moisturized. This is the result of the high concentration of alkaline ingredients. Juko no Yu has a high pH of 9.5, and the new Juko no Yu has a high pH of 9.8, making them truly beauty baths. Hot and lukewarm baths are also available, so everyone can enjoy them with peace of mind.
The large men's bath, "Sonomiya," is full of atmosphere. The open-air bath, cypress bath, and large barrel bath, where you can enjoy two types of hot spring water, "Jukou no Yu" and "Shin-Jukou no Yu," are popular.
For dinner, you can enjoy a Japanese banquet course that has been painstakingly prepared with a focus on locally produced ingredients, such as seasonal seafood such as spiny lobster, puffer fish, abalone, and oysters, a specialty of Uramura, as well as Matsusaka beef and Iga rice. The dishes are brought out in perfect order, and are works of art. Each and every dish brings a smile to your face.
Enjoy a Japanese kaiseki meal that combines the flavors of Ise-Shima and seasonal ingredients.
The dining restaurant "Fushikaden" was renovated and reopened in March 2024.
More Information
| building | Reinforced concrete 9-story building (2-story annex, 6-story new building) |
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| Rooms | (Total 32 rooms) / 22 Japanese-style rooms, 1 Western-style room, 10 Japanese-Western style rooms (13 of which have open-air baths) |
| meal | Dinner and breakfast: Japanese cuisine |
| Facilities | Baths: "Marobine-an large bath (large bath, open-air bath, private bath)", bedrock bath, banquet halls (2 rooms, 24-60 tatami mats), evening meal, tea lounge, shop, beauty salon |
| Fee | 27,720 yen to 54,120 yen (tax included, bathing tax not included) |
| Check-in and check-out | Check-in 15:00 Check-out 11:00 |
| Wifi | The whole building |
| Smoking and non-smoking | All rooms in the building are non-smoking, and designated smoking areas are available. |
| Hot spring quality | Alkaline simple spring (2 types: pH9.50, pH9.80) |
Facility information / Access
| location | 1215-5 Uramuracho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture, Japan 517-0025 |
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| Railway | Get off at Toba Station on the JR or Kintetsu Line, then take a taxi for about 20 minutes |
| bus | From Toba Station, take the bus bound for Ishigami Port for about 20 minutes, then get off at Motoura stop and walk for about 5 minutes |
| car | From Ise Expressway Ise IC, take National Route 42 for about 24 km. |
| parking | 30 passenger cars and 2 large cars |
| Shuttle bus | From Kintetsu/JR Toba Station (reservations required, shuttle buses depart at 15:00, 16:00, and 17:00) |
| TEL | 0599-32-6111 |
| FAX | 0599-32-5233 |
| URL | https://www.sun-urashima.co.jp |