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Rakuten Travel rating 4.86 out of 5 (27 reviews). Guests praise the whole-villa stay, which means there is no need to be mindful of other guests, and the freedom to use the onsen whenever they like. Some rooms have their own open-air bath, and families report being able to take their time together. On the other hand, some guests report that a food they had said in advance they disliked was not fully taken into account, so it is important to convey dining requests clearly beforehand.
Kids Facilities
An in-room Sakakibara Onsen open-air bath for the family alone
An in-room Sakakibara Onsen open-air bath for the family alone
Every villa has an in-room open-air bath fed by the renowned Sakakibara Onsen, celebrated as a bath for beautiful skin, along with an indoor bath of Kiso hinoki cypress, so the family can bathe without other guests around. Families with young children who find a communal bath difficult can enjoy the onsen at their own pace.
- •Each villa has an in-room Sakakibara Onsen open-air bath and a Kiso hinoki indoor bath (the indoor bath is not onsen)
- •Each villa stands on its own and is not shared with other guests
- •Keep a close eye on young children while they are bathing
Relaxing in a Japanese-Western room over private-room kaiseki
Relaxing in a Japanese-Western room over private-room kaiseki
The Japanese-Western rooms combine twin beds with a Japanese-style tatami area, and the tatami space can be used to put a baby down to sleep. Dinner and breakfast are kaiseki served in a private room, and in some cases in the guest room itself, so the family can eat together without worrying about a child's voice carrying.
- •Japanese-Western rooms with twin beds plus a Japanese-style tatami room
- •Kaiseki served in a private room or in your own room
- •A quiet auberge limited to five groups a day
- •If you need substitute or exclusion meals because of food allergies or a medical condition, consult the auberge in advance when booking and it will accommodate your request as far as possible.
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Overview
AUBERGE YUSURA is a luxury auberge in Ise-Futami made up of five villas, taking just five groups a day. Each villa has an in-room open-air bath fed by the renowned Sakakibara Onsen, celebrated as a bath for beautiful skin, along with an indoor bath of Kiso hinoki cypress, so families can bathe on their own without other guests around. Dinner and breakfast are kaiseki (a multi-course Japanese meal) served in a private dining room, and in some villas in the guest room itself. The Japanese-Western rooms combine twin beds with a Japanese-style tatami area, giving families with babies and young children room to relax. Children's rates are available.
An auberge in Ise-Futami limited to five groups a day
AUBERGE YUSURA is a luxury auberge in Ise-Futami that opened in 2018. It is made up of five villas and takes only five groups a day, and because each villa stands on its own, families can spend a quiet stay without other guests around. It is conveniently placed for visiting Meoto Iwa and Ise Jingu, and children are welcome (children's rates are available).
In-room open-air baths fed by Sakakibara Onsen
Every villa has an in-room open-air bath fed by the renowned Sakakibara Onsen, celebrated as a bath for beautiful skin and known since the Nara period as the purification bath of Ise. Families with young children who find a communal bath difficult can bathe together at their own pace. There is also an indoor bath of Kiso hinoki cypress, where you can relax surrounded by the scent of the wood (the indoor bath is not onsen).
Japanese-Western rooms and kaiseki in a private room
The rooms are Japanese-Western, combining twin beds with a Japanese-style tatami area, and the tatami space can be used to put a baby down to sleep. Dinner and breakfast are kaiseki (a multi-course Japanese meal) served in a private room, and in some villas in the guest room itself, so families can eat together without worrying about a child's voice carrying. The auberge sets great store by a quiet stay, which suits families who want to take things slowly.
Access
The auberge is in Futami-cho, Ise, Mie, in the area served by Futamiura Station on the Kintetsu and JR lines. Parking is provided. It makes a good base for Ise's sights, including Meoto Iwa, Ise Jingu and Futami Sea Paradise.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 1347-2 Matsushita, Futami-cho, Ise, Mie 519-0601 |
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| directions_carAccess | The auberge is in Futami-cho, Ise, in the area served by Futamiura Station on the Kintetsu and JR lines. It is conveniently placed for visiting Meoto Iwa and Ise Jingu, and it has its own parking. |
| trainNearest station | Futamiura Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free parking for 14 cars; no reservation required. |
| callPhone | +81-596-63-5511 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://yusura-ise.com/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is AUBERGE YUSURA best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at AUBERGE YUSURA?
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Parking: Free parking for 14 cars; no reservation required.
How do you get to AUBERGE YUSURA?
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The auberge is in Futami-cho, Ise, in the area served by Futamiura Station on the Kintetsu and JR lines. It is conveniently placed for visiting Meoto Iwa and Ise Jingu, and it has its own parking.
How much does it cost for a child to co-sleep with us?
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Co-sleeping is for up to one child. The rates are 24,200 yen for upper-grade elementary school children, 17,600 yen for lower-grade elementary school children, and 17,600 yen for infants and toddlers with meals and bedding.
Can a baby or toddler co-sleep without meals?
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Yes. Infants and toddlers with bedding but no meals are 8,800 yen, and infants and toddlers with neither meals nor bedding are 5,500 yen. A booking with meals but no bedding is not accepted.
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