Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Wanwan Resort Awazu

The Facility is old, but the staff were truly kind.The buffet was delicious, and the Room was comfortable.Just note that there aren’t many power outlets in the Room.On the first floor, you can enjoy alcohol and soft drinks, and there are also treats for dogs.You can go to the buffet with your dog!Water and bowls are provided.There are also paid meals available.If your dog doesn’t eat at the buffet, it seems you can take their food back to your Room.That said, it’s a typical “dog thing” where if one starts barking, others may join in!The elevator doors close quickly, so please be careful.Dogs aren’t allowed in the shared bath, but you can use the private family bath together.The open-air bath in the shared bath was especially relaxing.Of course, this is Awazu Onsen.In various places, pet sheets, towels, and waste bags for dogs are provided.There were many nearby places we could visit with our dog as well!If you have a lot of luggage, you can also use a luggage cart.From the moment we entered the parking lot, all of the staff here were genuinely pleasant—I was truly impressed.I’d love to stay again next year.

This was an Onsen I had been wanting to visit for a long time. I was truly happy that we could dine with our dog. It feels bad to leave them behind in the Room. The meals offered plenty of seafood and local specialties, and I was very satisfied. The drink service was also excellent! I saw many guests taking drinks back to their Rooms, so I wondered if that was allowed. The open-air bath was wonderful. The dog fee was listed as 2,200 yen, but I ended up paying 2,500 yen, which I found strange. If I have the chance, I would like to stay again.