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Fairfield by Marriott Mie Kumano Kodo Mihama
Situated against the backdrop of the Kii Mountain Range, this destination allows guests to take in the majestic Kumanonada Sea and the expansive views of Shichiri Mihama Beach, named one of “Japan’s 100 Great Beaches.”
Access
20 minutes by car from Kumano Owase Road "Kumano Odomari IC"
2 minutes on foot from JR Atawa Station
1~3 minutes on foot from Mie Kotsu "Atawa Eki Mae" Bus Stop
Guest Room
Breakfast Box
A breakfast box filled with Kishu's specialties. Please savor the unique flavors of Kishu, such as “Mehari Sushi” wrapped in salted takana leaves, special sukiyaki made with Kumano beef, and Japanese rolled omelette using Kumano's eggs. You are sure to enjoy these delicacies.
*The menu may vary depending on the season.
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Traveling the oldest pilgrimage route in Japan at Kumano, a World Heritage Site
Kumano-Kodo / World Heritage / Mihama / Religious devotion
The Kumano Kodo is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site under the title 'Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range.' Once walked by emperors and aristocrats in search of spiritual refuge, this sacred land invites visitors to connect directly with the very roots of Japanese history and culture.
To Ise Shrine and Odai for a peaceful journey through nature
Okuise / Ayu (Sweetfish) Cuisine / Unexplored Region / Canyon
Ise is an area steeped in history. For over 2,000 years, it has been a place of worship, as it is the home to Ise Shrine—a sacred site considered to be the spiritual center of Japan. You’re planning a trip that will begin at this shrine and take you deep into the nature-rich part of the Ise-Shima region known as Okuise to the town of Odai. It is the heart of Ise, a town built on mountainous terrain through which the pristine Miya River carves its way.
A coastal drive with stunning views of Shima Peninsula and Kami-shima island
Oku-Ise / Ise-Shima / Seafood / Stunning Views
Discover Kamishima, a remote island steeped in ancient legend and famous as the backdrop for Yukio Mishima’s The Sound of Waves. Embark on a two-day journey to experience the mystical views of Ise-Shima and indulge in the bounty of the sea.
Exploring the history and culture of Matsusaka before indulging in the ocean views and natural beauty of Ise-Shima
Oku-Ise / Ise-Shima / History / Gourmet
Journey to Matsusaka, a culinary haven echoing its history as a bustling Edo-period post town. Unwind in the lush nature of Oku-Ise, and cap off your trip with a breezy drive along the picturesque coast of Minami-Ise.
Traveling the oldest pilgrimage route in Japan at Kumano, a World Heritage Site
Kumano Kodo / World Heritage / Mihama / Faith & Worship
The Kumano Kodo is recognized as a World Cultural Heritage site as part of the "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range." Journey through a sacred sanctuary once visited by emperors and aristocrats, and discover the true essence of Japan’s history and culture.
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Are pets allowed in the hotel?
Pets are welcome at 7 Fairfield locations (Gifu Seiryu, Kyoto Kyotamba, Kyoto Minamiyamashiro, Okayama Hiruzen, Okayama Tsuyama, Hiroshima Sera, Kagoshima Sakurajima). Assistance dogs allowed everywhere.
Can I share a bed with my children?
For 1 adult, 1 child (12 years old or younger) may share the bed for free.
Is there parking space at the hotel?
Yes, free parking is available (cannot be reserved). If full, partner parking lots are available depending on location. Details vary by hotel.