Ikadaso Sanchou with this scene, where its pale facade and sheltered entrance stand beside the Matoya shoreline.
Ikadaso Sanchou with this scene, where a compact tatami room centers a low table beneath a bright shoji window.
Ikadaso Sanchou with this scene, where oyster rafts dot the calm blue water of Matoya Bay below the inn.
Ikadaso Sanchou
883-12 Matoya, Isobe-cho, Shima, Mie Prefecture
¥¥¥¥ · Traditional Ryokan
Ikadaso Sanchou is a sixteen-room Shima inn overlooking Matoya Bay. Verified ocean and bay views accompany traditional tatami rooms, creating a focused coastal stay whose appeal rests more on scenery and seafood dining than on an elaborate room inventory.
Indoor and outdoor baths are verified, but the bound evidence describes non-mineral bathing rather than natural onsen and does not establish reservable private soaking. Kaiseki and seasonal cuisine are supported at property level. Exact menus and dietary accommodations remain plan-specific.
Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and checkout is at 10:00 a.m. Cached guidance lists roughly fifty minutes by car from Ise-Nishi IC, or a reservation-only free shuttle of about ten minutes from Kintetsu Shima-Isobe Station.
Compare the exact tatami room, bay outlook, meal inclusion, bath schedule and cancellation terms before payment. Children are listed as permitted, but their meals and prices can vary. Confirm shuttle timing, accessibility and dietary needs directly rather than assuming them from the general profile.