Ine Hotel Guide - Urashima Shrine hotels in Ine, Japan.

"I recently stayed at this beautiful ryokan and was thoroughly impressed. While the building is historic, it is classic and impeccably maintained, offering a charm you just can’t find in modern hotels. The onsen facilities were a highlight—incredibly relaxing and the perfect way to unwind. The location is also unbeatable, situated right next to Chionji Temple and the scenic beach walking path. We opted for the meal package, and it was a highlight of our trip; both breakfast and dinner were delicious and clearly prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. What truly sets this place apart, however, is the staff. They were incredibly kind, courteous, and went out of their way to answer every question we had. We are already looking forward to our next visit!"

"Was told to pay 7623 JPY during checkout for an outstanding buffet dinner on the 11/02/2026 which I have already paid on that day. I tried to use my bank app to check but unfortunately the app has loading issues due to network. In the end I managed to find the payments "

"Outstanding! Great facilities and beautiful rooms"

"Great room with a nice view. Staff were really friendly and helpful - food was amazing also would definitely recommend! "

"Very clean, traditional Japanese style room with ocean view. Breakfast buffet was my favorite part. The hotel is simple, but beautiful. Hours are limited to the public bath (onsen) and restaurants. If you plan on using the public bath, there’s specific ours for men and women."

"No toilet or shower in the room. Our room was on the 3rd floor and there was no elevator. There was only 1 shower stall for our use, and it was on the first floor. This “hotel”/motel is not suitable for elderly guests."

"amazing hotel, cozy Japanese room with an incredible view to the ocean. the hotel staff were also very helpful in providing restaurant recommendations and giving us rides to the train station!"

"Great property! Clean, comfortable, well-equipped kitchen. Only one bedroom (upstairs) has actual beds. The downstairs bedroom has Japanese style futons. The stairs to the second floor are circular and somewhat steep, a challenge for those with mobility limitations or heavy luggage. Lots of space indoors for kids to play, but none outside. The house it built on stilts over a very steep slope, almost a cliff.The Main difficulties checking in were (1) the contact phone is not correct, and (2) Google maps does not show the address given,instead returning generic area view. Vrbo text chat was totally useless! It did not recognize the reservation number sent from Vrbo by email. A phone call to Vrbo customer support was necessary. The human agent was able to identify the reservation, sent a working number, and a link that correctly located the property on Google Maps.However, the contact phone number provided a lengthy intro, but only in Japanese. Fortunately, my Japanese friend handled that. The instructions warned that help was available only for those who had reserved properties through Rakuten, which threw us off for a bit, when we answered "Not through Rakuten". When we answered "Yes" anyway, we were put through to a helpful agent who straightened everything out and gave us the contact number for the actual owner. The owner herself was very helpful, but we did not meet in person and were able to enter using a "hidden" key. You MUST know Japanese to rent this property!"

"We really loved our stay. The building is old be very cozy and comfortable. The staff were very helpful and welcoming. I would definitely return there. If you plan to dine outside the hotel, make sure you book beforehand. "