Ryokan Seishonagon at Sakakibara Onsen is a hidden hot spring inn where you can spend a relaxing time. The hot spring has a 31-degree source bath and a 42-degree tub, allowing you to relax to your heart's content in two baths with different temperatures. The mild alkaline hot spring is kind to your skin, characterized by its smooth and refreshing feel.
Meals are one of the highlights of the inn. Dishes made with local Mie ingredients are generous in both quantity and quality. The deliciousness of the white rice offered to Ise Shrine is particularly noteworthy. Additionally, you can enjoy a tasting trip of three local sake. The dinner menu allows individual choices, with luxurious options like Matsusaka beef sukiyaki available.
The natural environment around the inn is also attractive. In June, you can see fireflies in the nearby river, enjoying the charm of each season. The quiet environment allows you to forget the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a calm time.
The kindness and attentive service of the staff are highly rated by many guests. Warm hospitality will enhance your travel memories.
Although there are no open-air baths or saunas, the quality of the hot spring compensates for this. Also, some rooms may have a tobacco smell, so it's good to check when making a reservation.
While access by car is convenient, the inn is also relatively close to Ise Shrine, making it ideal for overnight stays after visiting the shrine.
Ryokan Seishonagon is an inn with a good balance of hot springs, food, and environment. It is highly recommended for those seeking hidden hot springs in Mie.