Inishie no Yado Ikyu (Kyoritsu Resorts)

⛩️A 15-minute walk to Ise Jingu’s Inner Shrine, open-air bath in every room

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An inn on the old pilgrimage route

• ⛩️The Inner Shrine (Naiku) of Ise Jingu is about a 15-minute walk away, so you can visit on foot just like pilgrims of old.
• 🌲The inn faces the forest that runs on to the Naiku woods, and all guest rooms were renovated in April 2026.
• 🏯True to its name, this Kyoritsu Resort ryokan displays Ise’s traditional crafts, culture and books about the shrine throughout the building.

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Hot springs and private baths

• ♨️The water is Shin-Misato Onsen “Choju no Yu”, an alkaline simple spring (pH 9.0) said to help with neuralgia, muscle pain and fatigue.
• 🪵Two large baths, the cypress Yashiro no Yu and the rock Mori no Yu, each have an open-air bath, dry sauna and cold plunge, and switch between men and women morning and evening.
• 🛁Three free private baths (Ise no Yu, Aotake no Yu, Shiraishi no Yu) can be used as often as you like when vacant, and the baths stay open overnight from 15:00 to 11:00.

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Tatami rooms with open-air baths

• 🛏️All 58 rooms have a private open-air bath and shower booth, with Japanese-style beds set on tatami.
• 📐Nine room types include Japanese Twin (27–29㎡), Japanese Double (21㎡), Japanese Triple (37㎡) and Japanese-Western rooms (38–42㎡); all are non-smoking and one room is barrier-free.
• ✨The two Special Rooms (48㎡ and 59㎡) have their own entrance and natural hot-spring open-air bath, while the top-floor Miyabi Floor has a guests-only lounge and footbaths in some rooms.

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Kaiseki with the flavors of Ise

• 🥩Dinner is a monthly-changing kaiseki of Ise’s land and sea produce, including Matsusaka beef, served at the Shozan dining room.
• 🍳For breakfast you can choose a Japanese or Western set meal.
• 🍜Guests who dine early are offered “yonaki soba” noodles as a late-night snack, and a low-allergen menu is available if requested two days before your stay.

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Ise culture inside the inn

• 🎎The Hanazakura welcome area displays Ise katagami stencils and Ise shunkei lacquerware, with welcome drinks from 15:00.
• 📚The Ise Inishie-dokoro corner has go and shogi sets and books about Ise Jingu, and yukata and obi can be borrowed free of charge.
• 🛍️The Omoide Yokocho shop, stocked with Ise souvenirs, is open 24 hours.

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Relaxation

• 🌙The Tsukimidai terrace, reachable in loungewear, looks out over the forest leading to Naiku and the open sky.
• 💆At the Yumegatari massage corner you can choose the area and treatment you want (paid).
• 🛌A pillow corner lets you pick from pillows of different materials, firmness and shapes for free.

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Access and parking

• 🚃From Kintetsu Ujiyamada or Iseshi Station, take a 15-minute bus to “Naiku-mae” and walk 15 minutes, or take a taxi (about 15 minutes).
• 🚐A free shuttle bus runs from Kintetsu Isuzugawa Station (reservation required); a taxi from that station takes about 8 minutes.
• 🚗From Ise IC or Ise-Nishi IC, take Prefectural Route 32; free parking for 24 cars is available (public transport is recommended in peak season due to heavy traffic).

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Dawn and dusk shrine visits

• 🌅For guests making an early-morning visit right after the gates open, katapan (a traditional Ise biscuit) and coffee are served from 4:30 to 5:30.
• 🚶Take the steps beside the parking lot, cross Shinbashi bridge over the Isuzu River, and walk via Oharai-machi or along the riverbank to reach Uji Bridge in about 15 minutes.
• 🌆The inn also recommends “yumazume”, a visit just before closing, and the large baths stay open all night so you can purify yourself before worship.

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Tatami rooms with open-air baths

• 🛏️All 58 rooms have a private open-air bath and shower booth, with Japanese-style beds set on tatami.
• 📐Nine room types include Japanese Twin (27–29㎡), Japanese Double (21㎡), Japanese Triple (37㎡) and Japanese-Western rooms (38–42㎡); all are non-smoking and one room is barrier-free.
• ✨The two Special Rooms (48㎡ and 59㎡) have their own entrance and natural hot-spring open-air bath, while the top-floor Miyabi Floor has a guests-only lounge and footbaths in some rooms.

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Kaiseki with the flavors of Ise

• 🥩Dinner is a monthly-changing kaiseki of Ise’s land and sea produce, including Matsusaka beef, served at the Shozan dining room.
• 🍳For breakfast you can choose a Japanese or Western set meal.
• 🍜Guests who dine early are offered “yonaki soba” noodles as a late-night snack, and a low-allergen menu is available if requested two days before your stay.

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With Ise Jingu’s Inner Shrine within walking distance and an open-air bath in every room, this is a great base for a shrine pilgrimage. Note that only the two Special Rooms have natural hot-spring water in their private baths, and nearby roads get very congested in peak season.

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Pet Policy Pets are not allowed.

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From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Inishie no Yado Ikyu (Kyoritsu Resorts)?

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.

Where is Inishie no Yado Ikyu (Kyoritsu Resorts) located?

It is in Ise. Address: 679-2 Ujitachicho.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.