Less than a 5-minute walk away from Tsu Station for several train lines, Dormy Inn offers rooms with free internet access and a public bath with natural hot spring.
Hillary Hewins
Japan
Super convenient location, and with all the small little extras that make Dormy a great brand. Of course rooms are always tiny at Dormy Inns, though if you don't mind that, you'll be happy with everything else-- great breakfast, efficient service, nice onsen bath, amenities, etc.
Located within 16 miles of Suzuka Circuit and a 17-minute walk of Oyatsu Town, HOTEL R9 The Yard Tsu has rooms in Tsu. The 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi....
Hotel Econo Tsu Ekimae offers simple Western-style accommodations with free Wi-Fi. Guests can wear the provided sleepwear and enjoy a breakfast buffet with warm bread.
Located in Tsu, within 11 miles of Suzuka Circuit and 25 miles of Ise Grand Shrine, Hotel Castle Inn Tsu provides accommodations with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
Toyoko Inn Tsu eki Nishi guchi is located in Tsu, within 1.9 miles of Edobashi Beach and 9.3 miles of Suzuka Circuit. The 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.
Marc
United States of America
The staff was very helpful with checking in and parking information. The breakfast was very good with quality and variety. The location was good as well as it was near the station, and a park.
Hotel Econo Tsu Ekimae offers simple Western-style accommodations with free Wi-Fi. Guests can wear the provided sleepwear and enjoy a breakfast buffet with warm bread.
Located in Tsu, 23 miles from Suzuka Circuit, Cocopa Resort Club has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Tsu is actually my 2nd least favourite city in Japan.
Tsu is actually my 2nd least favourite city in Japan. I was only staying there because it was the only place I could get a hotel for my trip in the Ise area. Despite not being a huge city, it is quite unfriendly to pedestrians and there's honestly not too much to enjoy in the city as a tourist.
The busses do work really well and are unlikely to get stuck in traffic because of how unnecessarily wide (4 lanes) the main road is.
Trains in Mie in general are a little difficult to understand as a tourist (even as one that speaks and reads Japanese quite well) so you need to be careful when relying on Google Maps and you're probably best off just going to a MAIN station (like Tsu Station) and making your decision when you get there.
The Yuki Shrine that I went to years ago was nice and there's a decent art museum if you like that kind of thing, but neither of these things are terribly unique.
I have however had the best burger of my life in this city (at a place called Both Rich) and the hotels I have stayed in this city have been good and good value for money too.
Marcus
Japan
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