Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Suiyotei

I made a reservation online 3 days before my stay, but the view was great on the top floor by the sea. Early next year, the museum will be closed for about six months for renewal. 【Room】 The top floor of the main building is the 10th floor. The Japanese-style room of 12 tatami mats is square-rimless, so it felt large. You can see the sunrise at sea in front of you. There is a shower room without a bathroom. 【Large public bath · hot spring】 It depends on the room you are staying in, but both the open-air bath and the public bath are far away. The open-air baths on the first floor are gender-swapped, but I think it is quite cold in winter because I have to walk outside the building. There is no washing place. Personally, I thought it was enough to go to the open-air bath once. There will be two public baths, too, which will be gender-swapped. There is lukewarm hot water and hot water, so you can relax, although you can't deny that it is old. One thing they all have in common is that older people are built to require an attendant. The slope is equipped with handrails but is slippery and requires attention. 【meal】 Viking format. There were many kinds, but none were particularly good. Sushi was just a look and no good, and shrimp tempura is as small as a pinkie finger and has no variety. If anything, the chawanmushi was delicious. The food is definitely better in Okabe, Ito, if you are in the same group. 【Others】 After all, beer is expensive. The vending machine costs 390 yen for 350ml. It costs nearly 900 yen at the dinner venue, so we recommend all-you-can-drink for those who drink more than three. A return shuttle bus from Atami Station is appreciated. The staff were all cheerful and pleasant to serve.

I made a hastily conceived trip and booked this inn knowing it would be cheap or bad for a short stay of about half a day. That said, I remember staying at another hotel in the same group before and being surprised by the delicious food, so I went there expecting it, but the quality and taste were not good, perhaps because of the recession. Another big line of Vikings, whether the restaurant is badly structured or badly operated. It seemed ridiculous to be side-by-side and lined up because it was not clear where the line would start, which was more disappointing. On the other hand, the effort to have so many items is amazing. The quality of the hot springs was great, but it was too far to go to the open-air bath, not very well cleaned, and small. There were only two showers and it was hard to wait in line in the frigid cold. I was aiming for an early morning when there seemed to be no one around. I thought I didn't have to go to the open-air bath. Although the building is old, the rooms are cleaned and the receptionist and other staff were very satisfied.

We stayed at the hotel for a day. But the impressions are the most positive. The room was Japanese style. In the onsen, which was outside on Women's Day, it was in the evening. And so we watched the sunrise from our room. The indoor hot tubs look like they need renovation. The food in the restaurant looks different, not like in the photo in the advertisement. We liked it - the choice of dishes is good, including Japanese cuisine. Drinks: tea, coffee, juice. Vacationers wear Japanese clothes, which are provided by the hotel. Very colorful.