Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Kinugawa Kanko Hotel

I went to only four of the Oedo Onsen hotels in Japan last November because they say that this is the only place in the Kanto area where the "Oedo Three Star Viking" started. Sashimi and sushi ingredients are good. They steamed abalone, scallops, oysters and scorpions on the table. There was also an all-you-can-eat crab that was a little thin but you only see in expensive inns these days. Sukiyaki of Japanese black beef with soft steak and local high-end eggs. Large shrimp mayo, plump and delicious eel. The ice cream for sale since premium is Haagen-Dazs. It has just the right hardness and is highly satisfying to serve. The fruit corner was full of delicious melons. This is the main content that can be satisfied. However, the price is getting more and more premium, but others are getting graded down. The cost cutting is blatant, and it is not so much a premium feeling as a competitive inn at low prices in some cases. For example, the sleeve stopper of a yukata at a dining venue is an ordinary rubber band. The number of amenities has decreased, and the basic cosmetics in the powder corner of the public baths are all samples of items sold at the shop, eliminating the normal lotion. The last time I had a lounge treat before premium, I experienced when I stayed last year, but the fridge in my room ran out of water. You can't casually drink a glass of water after the lounge. And there was a charge for a massage machine that was free. Which one should I choose this time, TAOYA Nikko Drizzle? So I decided to go for the three star Viking. I guess I was right about the food. The bath is not bad either. I think it was also good that there would be no congestion next year after the New Year and that there would be less stress. And this time, the room was poorly cleaned. Garbage left by the front guest on the table. I hate people who can leave their trash there. It's really a shame the staff at work don't notice. I also felt that the hotel itself was not willing to share and improve these things among its staff. It was a Japanese-Western style room, but I noticed that bed making was messy because there was a bed just in time in a small space.

The front desk was unkind. Two adults, two children and one infant stay. She only has four toothbrushes in her room, and when she went to the front desk to get one, she said, "There's no room for infants." I asked him if I could buy it for a fee, and he finally let me out. And free… When I made a reservation for the next day's bus, I said, "" I'd like to ride in time with Su-L Taiju. "" And he said, "" You can't tell that here. "" And I said, "" Well, I'm not sure. You could do your own research, but it felt cold. I don't think I'm staying here anymore. The food, the bath and the room were all things that blew my mind.

Servicing, Japanese-style rooms, food and baths are the worst. I definitely recommend a different hotel. Entrance staff are guided by mouth, and restaurant staff are guided by hand without speaking on top of their chiming answers. If it's anything, I'm not guided. There is a bath Japanese-style room listed on the internet but no shower. (If a private room is listed as having a bath, it is common to think that a shower is included?) Red rust comes out of the bathtub faucet and you cannot enter. The fusuma is broken and there is a high-pitched sound every time it opens and closes. The futon is too thin to sleep on. I eat buffet, but I don't have any dishes that make me want a second helping.... It's not worth going. There is no sense of premium for people living in general. It was the worst accommodation I have ever had. On the other hand, if you want to see it, why not stay?