Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Kinugawa Gyoen

Originally read the comments nothing to expect, but the results are much better than expected First of all the room, although a bit old, but very large and clean hot springs are good, large baths with all the care supplies, and have a choice of bathrobes the view is even more beautiful than in the photos. Includes 2 meals buffet, however not lost.

It's about a 10-minute walk from Kinugawa Onsen. The hotel is reasonably priced, not expensive, and the hot springs are nice, with outdoor and indoor options. Breakfast and dinner are buffets, which are a little weaker than kaiseki cuisine, but you can eat as you like. Overall, it's good and recommended.

The hotel room is a standard Japanese hot spring hotel, but the room is indeed very old. Those who like new hotels should be careful, because I personally like the atmosphere of old Japanese hotels. Everything else is good. The breakfast and dinner are especially good. There is seafood Dongfan for breakfast, and I ate a lot. The open-air hot spring is also great, and I soaked once in the morning and once in the evening. I think it is good.

It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Hui Station. The hotel is large and there are many people staying there. Breakfast and dinner are all buffets. It feels a bit crowded, but the food is quite diverse. There are also several hot springs, especially the open-air hot springs, which are the most comfortable and worth a try.

Facilities: The English accent at the hotel front desk 💁🏻♀️ is too Japanese, and some of it is hard to understand. Dinner and breakfast require reservations and time. Bathrobes need to be picked up at the front desk. The hotel has two hot springs, one indoor and two outdoor, on the first floor and the basement. Dinner is buffet style on the 4th floor. Local Japanese people also come to this hotel for vacation, so there are a lot of people. Be sure to eat in advance. Hygiene: The hygienic conditions are very good. They are all tatami rooms. The sliding doors in the rooms seem to remind people of the sliding doors that Doraemon lives in. Environment: The famous Kinu River steps are not far from the hotel. You can see the whole picture from a distance. You can raft around the hotel, but it is not recommended. It is too gentle and not wet at all. It is just a canoe, not like rafting, not exciting, and the whole process is explained in Japanese. I can't understand it. It is exposed to the sun. There are 20 people in a flat boat.