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"The onsen was a nice experience!"

"Location of the hotel was great, right in front of Iseshi station and very close to shops and convenience store. Although hotel room was small, it was clean and staffs were very nice and friendly. The best of all was an artificial hot springs which made my skin super smooth, and free popsicle for after bath. The hot spring was for hotel guests only, so it was never crowded. I would absolutely stay at Sanco Inn Iseshi again and would recommend to others. I would try breakfast option next time. "

"Nice property and its surroundings. It’s great place to get away from the big city life. Quite Zen like. The location is far from Nagoya station I might add. Nevertheless it’s a nice place."

"All of staff were very helpful."

"Our stay was amazing. Probably one of the nicest hotels we have stayed in. Service was top notch. The rooms were beautiful. Couldn’t ask for anything more. "

"Location is nearby to the train station, room is big n beautiful "

"This place is amazing. Its proper ryokan with very high quality and service. It is away from downtown but worth taking time to get here. Food was delicious and probably best I had in Japan"

"A rather unique staying experience at a spacious log house and one you'd want to be bringing friends along to. Absolutely excellent value for money, just inconvenient to get to (car/taxi basically mandatory). --- I went with enough people that we booked 2 of the standard quadruple bed rooms. Since these rooms are actually two halves of the same cabin (unlike the private villas), we basically had the whole cabin to ourselves. We gathered on one of the two sides and got pretty rowdy, then checked from the outside to confirm that it was fine and shouldn't be a disturbance to our neighbours. We opted for the barbecue grill rental (red Coleman grill), which they set up on one of our sides along with a bunch of chairs and basic lanterns. We went to a nearby Aeon supermarket to pick up meat, drinks, etc. (plus oil and condiments — anything that goes in the mouth wasn't provided and we had to procure those ourselves). BBQ turned out to be a very cost effective and fun way to have dinner with friends. Apparently if it had rained, they have portable stoves as replacements that can be used indoors. The kitchen was well stocked, with available items listed in Japanese somewhere on their website. We could have easily bought ingredients and cooked a meal here instead if we wanted. Only downside is you'll want a car (or taxi) to get here, past a rather narrow winding path in the woods. But it's located pretty well in the Shima area, only about 10 min drive from Shima Spain Village."

"It’s convenient to stay here near train station and it’s walking distance to the main street to hang. "