Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Seiunkaku

This was our first time staying at a Hotel affiliated with Ooedo Onsen! Due to our schedule, we checked in late and could only get a dinner Reservation for 8:30 PM, but we had plenty of fun in the meantime—playing table tennis as a family and enjoying the Onsen. The kids were thrilled! At night, we borrowed UNO and had a great time together. Both dinner and breakfast were excellent—the sushi and steak were amazing! Everyone went back for multiple bowls of seafood rice bowls in the morning. The Facility is a bit old, and the air conditioner was quite loud, but the overall enjoyment more than made up for it. The Room was very spacious too. We’d love to stay again!

I had a very relaxing stay. The building is old, and the air conditioning only has stronger/weaker settings, so you can’t adjust the temperature yourself. However, it was neither too hot nor too cold, and I could tell the Hotel managed it properly. The toilet washlet felt so old I wondered what era it was from, but it worked fine. Everything was well cleaned and there was nothing that bothered me.The drink service in the lobby and the post-bath relaxation area were both excellent and very well stocked. The bath isn’t particularly large, but it had a great atmosphere, and in the open-air bath I could hear bush warblers singing—truly relaxing while feeling the season. The meals don’t have a huge variety, but the sashimi was delicious, and with some local dishes included as well, I was very satisfied. The staff were cheerful and kind, handled everything properly, and made me feel at ease.If I had to mention one thing: I’d like more Shuttle Service pickups from the station. There were only two runs; I arrived at Awara-Onsen Station before 6 p.m., but there was no shuttle bus available, so I took a taxi which cost over 2,000 yen—painful (lol).