Sun Urashima Yuki no Sato

9.2

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.2/10, based on 58 reviews.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥇 1st	Kashikojima Hojoen	9.3/10	1,106
🥈 2nd	Oishiya	9.5/10	71
🥉 3rd	Toba International Hotel Shiojitei	9.2/10	2,170
4th	Hanano Koyado Jyu-bei	9.1/10	746
5th	Ise-Shima Ohtaya Healing Stay	9.3/10	62
6th	Resort Hills Toyohama Soranokaze	9.2/10	101
7th	Isegekusando Iseshinsen	9.1/10	234
8th	Sun Urashima Yuki no Sato Current ryokan	9.2/10	58
9th	Hoshidekan	9.0/10	220
10th	Hinode Ryokan	8.9/10	1,014
11th	Ikyu Reopening on April 1 ,2026	8.9/10	102
12th	Owase Seaside View	9.1/10	29
13th	Hanashinsui	8.8/10	505
14th	Oyado The Earth	9.4/10	11
15th	Kisara Bettei TOKI	8.8/10	62
16th	Kotobukitei	8.7/10	1,375
17th	Oyado Andon Toba	8.7/10	162
18th	Iruka Onsen Hotel Seiryuusou	8.7/10	139
19th	Teisho Basaratei	8.7/10	42
20th	Ryoso Uminocho	8.6/10	1,562
21st	Kisara Oneness	8.9/10	13
22nd	Kochoran	8.6/10	174
23rd	Nisshokan	8.6/10	123
24th	賢島の宿みち潮 Kashikojima Park Hotel Michishio	8.5/10	158
25th	Saiou no Miya	8.8/10	5
26th	Kawachiya Ryokan	8.6/10	9
27th	Hiogiso	8.4/10	570
28th	Shinpachiya, auberge avec vue spectaculaire sur la mer	8.4/10	163
29th	Tabinoyado Ushionoakari Geiboso	8.4/10	137
30th	Kisara	7.4/10	0
31st	Suzunami	4.7/10	0
32nd	Obama-sō, ryokan de charme à Toba	8.0/10	1
33rd	Michishio	8.3/10	586
34th	Ise Todaya Ryoan	8.2/10	23
35th	Hotel Tokinoza	8.1/10	12
36th	Ryouri no yado Ginrin	8.1/10	25
37th	Senpokaku	8.2/10	420
38th	Kaigetsu	8.1/10	588
39th	Wan Wan Paradise Matsusaka	8.1/10	721
40th	Kii no Matsushima	8.0/10	102
41st	Koinami	7.8/10	100
42nd	Ijika Daiichi Hotel Kagura	7.8/10	113
43rd	Kinpokan	7.8/10	202
44th	Ama no Shima	7.6/10	48
45th	Wan Wan Paradise Toba	7.7/10	274
46th	Ryoufuso	7.2/10	24
47th	Mizuhokan	7.1/10	22
48th	Ryokan Seishounagon	7.0/10	91

Check-in from 3:00 PM / Check-out until 11:00 AM

Sea Views Countryside Escape Hot Spring Town Public Onsen Open-Air Bath Indoor Bath

Location

517-0025 Mie, Toba, Uramuracho 1215-5, Japan

Staff 9,3/10

Facilities 9,4/10

Cleanliness 9,3/10

Comfort 9,4/10

Value for money 8,8/10

Location 9,1/10

Alkaline hot springsTwo in-house natural springs feature high-pH waters and varied indoor and open-air baths.

Bay-view roomsAll room types overlook Ise Bay, adding a calm seaside feel to the stay.

Seafood kaisekiSeasonal Ise-Shima seafood, including local specialties, is a core part of the experience.

In-room dining optionMeals can be served in guest rooms, offering extra privacy and convenience.

Late-night bathingThe bath area stays open overnight until the next morning, ideal for flexible soaking.

Toba Station shuttleAdvance-reservation shuttle service helps guests reach the ryokan from Toba Station.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsDining and bath time are the strongest stay driver here: arrive by mid-afternoon, use the onsen before dinner, enjoy the seafood kaiseki, sleep in, have breakfast, then either continue to Toba/Ise or add one more slow coastal day.

Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night destination ryokan near Toba for onsen, seafood dinner, and quiet bay scenery; 2 nights only if you want a slower Ise-Shima coastal rhythm.

Know before booking

Limited walkabilityThe ryokan sits in quiet Uramura rather than central Toba, so you cannot rely on easy restaurant-hopping or station-area convenience.

Shuttle timing mattersAccess is easiest via reserved shuttle from Toba Station, so late arrivals and spontaneous plans are less convenient.

Can feel too longA longer stay may feel repetitive if your trip priority is dense sightseeing rather than baths, meals, and coastal downtime.

Fushikaden (on-site)

on-site

Main on-site dining for breakfast and kaiseki-style meals.

Hamanadeshiko (on-site)

on-site

Tea lounge with sea views for light drinks.

Dining Room (on-site)

on-site

Private or in-room meal setting depending on plan and room type.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, arrive at Toba Station by JR or Kintetsu and use the ryokan's advance-reservation shuttle if available; otherwise take a taxi for the last stretch. For air arrivals, Chubu Centrair International Airport is the most practical airport gateway, followed by rail to Toba.

Matsuo Stationstation
3.7 kmabout 50 min walkabout 15–20 min by car or taxinot usually the simplest option for this ryokan
Closer than central Toba in straight-line terms, but generally less useful than Toba Station because transfers are more limited and the ryokan shuttle is centered on Toba Station.
Toba Stationstation
6.4 kmtoo far to walk comfortablyabout 20–25 min by car or taxiabout 20 min by ryokan shuttle when operating; local bus connections may take longer and are best checked locally
Best main arrival hub for this ryokan. It is served by JR and Kintetsu, and the ryokan publicly notes a shuttle from Toba Station with advance reservation.
Kintetsu Toba Stationstation
6.4 kmtoo far to walk comfortablyabout 20–25 min by car or taxiabout 20 min by ryokan shuttle when operating
Useful if arriving from Nagoya, Ise, or Osaka area via Kintetsu. This is the stated shuttle pickup point, so it is especially convenient for ryokan guests.
JR Toba Stationstation
6.4 kmtoo far to walk comfortablyabout 20–25 min by car or taxisimilar to Toba Station overall; onward transfer is usually by shuttle, taxi, or bus
Useful for travelers reaching Toba on JR services. After arrival, switch to the ryokan shuttle if reserved, or take a taxi for a simpler luggage-friendly transfer.
Imaura Bus Stopbus
240 mabout 15–25 min depending on exact stop position and road conditionsabout 3–5 min by carlocal bus timing should be checked locally
Potentially useful only for travelers comfortable with rural bus travel and a short final transfer. Not ideal with large luggage or in bad weather.
Toba Bus Centerbus
6.5 kmtoo far to walk comfortablyabout 20–25 min by car or taxivariable; local bus routes toward Uramura side may be available but are less straightforward than the ryokan shuttle
Useful as a secondary transfer point if arriving by highway bus or local bus, but most overnight guests will find Toba Station easier for the final connection.
Chubu Centrair International Airportairport
47 kmroughly 2–3 hours by car depending on traffictypically easiest via airport access rail toward Nagoya area and onward rail to Toba, then shuttle or taxi
Most practical airport for many domestic and international visitors heading to Toba. Best if you plan the airport-to-rail transfer smoothly rather than renting a car only for the last segment.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Beautiful Ise Bay viewsThe ryokan is positioned to face the bay, and the ocean outlook is a core part of the stay from both the building and many guest rooms. It suits travelers who want a calm seaside atmosphere rather than a city setting.
Two distinct natural hot springsThis ryokan stands out for having two on-site spring sources, including the older Jyukou no Yu and the newer Shin Jyukou no Yu. The baths are a major draw if your trip is centered on soaking rather than sightseeing all day.
Strong choice for seafood loversMeals emphasize Ise-Shima ingredients such as lobster, abalone, oysters, sea urchin, and seasonal local fish. If regional cuisine is a big part of your ryokan experience, this property is especially appealing.
Rooms can feel very privateSeveral room categories include in-room dining or private hot spring baths, which makes the stay feel secluded and relaxed. This is particularly attractive for couples or travelers who want a quieter ryokan experience.
Useful shuttle from Toba StationThe ryokan offers a scheduled shuttle between Toba Station and the property with advance reservation. That adds convenience for guests arriving by train, especially since the hotel is outside the station area.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Not close to central TobaThe property is in Uramura rather than around Toba Station, so it is less convenient for spontaneous dining, shopping, or walking to major town attractions. It works better as a stay-in ryokan than as a central sightseeing base.
Access needs more planningIf you are not driving, you may need to rely on the ryokan's limited shuttle times or local transport. That can feel restrictive compared with hotels in the city center.
Some rooms skip a full private bathAt least some standard-style rooms appear to have a shower booth rather than an in-room bath, so room comfort varies by category. Choosing the wrong room type could be disappointing if you expect a more luxurious private bathing setup.
Best value depends on loving onsen and kaisekiThis is the kind of ryokan where much of the appeal comes from the baths, the view, and the elaborate meal experience. Travelers who plan to spend little time on property may not get the full value from it.
May feel upscale rather than casualWith suite categories, seafood-focused dining, and a traditional ryokan style, the experience leans toward a special-occasion stay. Travelers wanting a simple modern hotel or a low-cost overnight stop may find it more formal than necessary.

Current position: 8th out of 48 ryokans in Mie.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥉 3rd	Toba International Hotel Shiojitei	9.2/10	2,170
4th	Hanano Koyado Jyu-bei	9.1/10	746
5th	Ise-Shima Ohtaya Healing Stay	9.3/10	62
6th	Resort Hills Toyohama Soranokaze	9.2/10	101
7th	Isegekusando Iseshinsen	9.1/10	234
8th	Sun Urashima Yuki no Sato Current ryokan	9.2/10	58
9th	Hoshidekan	9.0/10	220
10th	Hinode Ryokan	8.9/10	1,014
11th	Ikyu Reopening on April 1 ,2026	8.9/10	102
12th	Owase Seaside View	9.1/10	29
13th	Hanashinsui	8.8/10	505