Sun Urashima Yuki No Sato

“Traditional ryokan”

This is a very traditional onsen ryokan without any fusion . Second time here since 2015 even inthe same room with private onsen. Almost the same. Both dinner and breakfast are traditional Japanese kaiseki . Big and delicious with local seafood like oyster, lobster and abalone. All staffs are frien… Plus

This is a very traditional onsen ryokan without any fusion . Second time here since 2015 even inthe same room with private onsen. Almost the same. Both dinner and breakfast are traditional Japanese kaiseki . Big and delicious with local seafood like oyster, lobster and abalone. All staffs are friendly and extremely helpful. Meals served in room with dining table. I visited also the public bath which is quite big with water from different spring. Definitely with come back.

Moins

“Fantastic holiday”

I had spent a short but memorable holiday with my wife and my son aged 13 months in Toba and the 3 nights staying at Yuukino Sato was fantastic. My flight was delayed so the arrival to the door front was 8.30pm already but I was so glad that we were still so welcomed and the dinner prepared was s… Plus

I had spent a short but memorable holiday with my wife and my son aged 13 months in Toba and the 3 nights staying at Yuukino Sato was fantastic. My flight was delayed so the arrival to the door front was 8.30pm already but I was so glad that we were still so welcomed and the dinner prepared was still warm and fresh. I was so impressed with the baby meal they prepared for my little one serving so nicely and just at the right eatable temperature. Here I would like to thank for Tsubasa San who served us during our stay and making us so warm and particularly my son was definitely loving Tsubasa San. The room I stayed came with a private onsen which was great where I could have a short while with my son which was actually his ever first trial in onsen. As a foreigner, I had only visited quite few numbers of onsen hotel mainly in Hokkaido, but I and my wife would rank Yuukino Sato is the best.

Moins

“Fantastic experience in a resort for locals”

A memorable experience to an onsen resort for the locals. We would have been the only non-Japanese speaking people there but it wasn't a problem even if it was a bit tricky. Nevertheless, it was memorable and highly recommended for those that venture to this infrequently (by non-Japanese) visited s… Plus

A memorable experience to an onsen resort for the locals. We would have been the only non-Japanese speaking people there but it wasn't a problem even if it was a bit tricky. Nevertheless, it was memorable and highly recommended for those that venture to this infrequently (by non-Japanese) visited seaside town. You should ensure you get a room with Western facilities. What I liked: * gorgeous rooms looking over Toba harbour. These were traditional Japanese style rooms with tatami but also a separate couch section. * amazing food as part of the package, particularly if you like sashimi. The area is well known for rock lobster. * super friendly staff. We had a room helper who was friendly and helpful despite language issues. It is also customary for the owner's wife to greet all their guests during their dining time, and to say goodbye at the end of the trip. Just a nice touch. * handy shuttle bus from Toba station to the resort, which is free * the onsen was super relaxing. Plus there was a guy roasting oysters there and providing complementary snacks after your session What I didnt like (not much) * wifi didn't work while I was there * I liked the onsen but there are better places to go for the onsen experience. It was a bit smaller and limited compared to other places. However, we liked the balance of the great food, relaxing experience and the onsen. * The pillows provided were like rocks!

Moins

“Great view, nice staff, great food”

My wife and I wanted to stay somewhere for a night that would give us a true Japanese experience. We live in Japan so we had an advantage when choosing a location. Toba City in Mie Prefecture is great for those who want to stay by the seaside. We chose Yukinosato from the recommendations of many Ja… Plus

My wife and I wanted to stay somewhere for a night that would give us a true Japanese experience. We live in Japan so we had an advantage when choosing a location. Toba City in Mie Prefecture is great for those who want to stay by the seaside. We chose Yukinosato from the recommendations of many Japanese Guest house websites. This is what we though of Yukinosato Ryokan: 1) Staff: Very good - all staff were nice and some spoke English. Our staff member for most of our stay, Haruko, was great. 2) Location: Next to a small seaside town - fantastic views of the harbour. 3) Food: We had a delicious traditional Japanese course meal including many different types of fish and shellfish, tofu and vegetables served in our room. They do offer vegetarian courses too, and will cater to other food requirements should you have them. 4) Room: Comfortable room with roll out traditional futon beds. Don't worry, they are very comfortable. We have since left Japan but if we visit Toba City again we will definitely stay at Yukinosato again.

Moins