Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Enakyo（Old：Yukai Resort Premium Enakyo Kokusai Hotel）

The hotel is relatively old, the scenery is very good, the overall price/performance ratio is OK, it is a Japanese hot spring hotel 20-30 years ago

It was a shame that there was no hair dryer. There was a wide variety of food and it was fun. There were also many desserts, which was nice.

The inside of the facility was clean, there was a karaoke and game center for the kids to enjoy, and the food was delicious, so I was very satisfied! The scenery nearby where you can take a walk was also great!

This trip was planned by my wife's parents to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary and retirement. There was a field to write in special requests, so I said I would be happy if there was a surprise. When I checked in, the front desk staff told me that I would be taking a commemorative photo during the meal, but instead of having a professional take the photo, the staff member I spoke to took the photo using my smartphone. It was something. I thought it would be something like this, but to be honest, I was surprised to see another staff member walking around to various seats asking if we could take pictures. So, it was a shame that there were no surprises.

Since it is a Yukai Resort, the facilities and system are the same. The exterior of the building was noticeably old, and the interior was a bit complicated, but it was clean. Our room was on the first floor of the West Wing, so we could see the lake, but the view was not that great. Perhaps because it was a weekday, there seemed to be few guests staying, so we were able to relax in the hot springs both at night and in the morning with only a few people. The spring water contains salt, but I think it is of good quality. There was a yakiniku buffet and a variety of sushi, and the food was good. I thought the staff were very friendly. The surrounding Ena Gorge itself was not that appealing. Rather than staying for sightseeing, I think it is a good place to relax and enjoy the hot springs at a reasonable price.

GW is fully booked with families. There are several parking lots a little further away, and they will pick you up at your front door. It feels like a traditional tourist hotel for groups. Although it cannot be denied that it is old, the cleaning and staff's response are up to par. The room is a Japanese-style room that is wheelchair accessible (?) next to the arcade. It's unnecessarily spacious and the windows are small, giving a poor view. A little disappointing. The public bath is large and comfortable, but it gets very crowded waiting for the washing area before dinner. Comes with a small open-air bath. The food is a normal buffet, but there are a lot of items, and many of them are local, which makes me happy. The hot ones were warm and tasted good. Considering the price of GW, I was very satisfied with the room, food, and bath, and I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.