Hotels with Free Parking in Mie Prefecture from SAR36

"遅い時間のチェックインでも丁寧に対応して頂けました"

"Hotel staff were excellent. Lobby and general presentation was satisfactory. Rooms are extremely dated and in massive need of a renovation. Room rates reflect the current condition of the hotel, however. So, travelers probably know what to expect. Close to the station and appropriate for Japanese business travelers but not foreign tourists, I think."

"The restaurants and onsen at the property "

"This is a 130 year old building, with beautiful woodwork. It is still run by descendants of the original builder. It is quite well maintained, and has modern amenities that have been added. If you want a genuine experience, this is it."

"Familymart is just opposite to the hotel. A lot of parking area"

"My room had a jacuzzi and a slot machine and a massager and awesome room service and lots of other things. I just wish they had a vending machine for water"

"I like to stay at these adult hotels because you usually end up with more space for the money, Fine Stay was as expected here. Service was good old Japanese style, though mentioning that no cleaning for the day but asking for coffee and new towels did not work. Would have given a higher rating except that the tv in the bathroom, the light and control in the jacuzzi was broken. Also, the tv remote never worked reliaby and always reset to maxiumn volume at the beginning of each day. Otherwise if...

"Rooms are big by Japanese accommodation standards and so are the bathrooms. The culture shock of entering a love hotel is soon forgotten but subtle reminders like the lack of wifi and available TV usage remain. Overall very relaxing to stay in."

"It’s an old motel, with no dining room, it’s a not appropriate for family or international tourists, the area is limited in transportation services such as taxis or Uber ( not available), but clean, Honestly, I do not know how Expedia offers this motel in it’s portal."

"The hotel is intended for couples, which may be a unique type of hotel in Japan. The normal procedure for walk-in customers is to select the room yourself on the vending machine in the lobby, collect the key, and then pay for the room using the payment machine in the room (basically self-service throughout). However, as foreign customers who pre-booked our stay, we still needed to fill out a form at the reception and have our passports copied (this is a requirement by the Japanese government)....