Oedo Onsen Monogatari Kinosaki

Walking to the hot spring town is painful. The bath and sauna are also poor. I can't be satisfied unless I go to the public baths in Kinosaki Onsen Town.

Since it is Oedo Onsen Premium, I felt that it was not much different from other Oedo Onsens except for the free drinks after bathing.Unfortunately, the hot water in the public bath was dirty.

It's my first time to become Premium, but I'm glad that I can drink as much alcohol as I want.Kasumi Tsuru was especially delicious.

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful town, definitely worth the trip

I was grateful that there was a lounge and drinks and ice cream were provided free of charge. However, the lounge in the morning was quite hot probably because the air conditioner wasn't working. There is also a massage chair by the window in the lounge, which is very comfortable, but since it is exposed to direct sunlight in the morning, I thought it would be nice to have a curtain or something.

It's nice because you can also visit the outdoor baths.

Free Yukata and Shoes to use and big rooms but the reception refused to call us a Taxi and the bathrooms were smelly.

The inside of the building was much newer and more stylish than the exterior impression. Alcoholic drinks, coffee, snacks, and ice cream were available in the lounge, and the father happily drank beer as soon as we arrived, and the children also had snacks and juice.★ There are also a number of chairs in the lounge, so you can enjoy them even after the hot spring bath. We had a relaxing time there, and my family spent quite a bit of time relaxing in the lounge lol.The staff at the front desk, store, and restaurant all had a good impression of me, so I felt good no matter where I went. The rooms were clean and reasonably fashionable. The rice is also normally delicious. There are also things that children want to eat. The children loved Haagen-Dazs. I want to go again!

It was so comfortable that I only stayed for one night.The room is spacious and clean. There were many buffet meals and there was a live kitchen, which was great.What I liked most was the atmosphere of the lobby. There were plenty of chairs to relax in, and the free drink service included juice, coffee, beer, and even popsicles. I think it was until about 22:30...I was able to eat freely.There were also three massage chairs on the same floor, which were popular because they were free.The public bath was also comfortable (there are several stairs)We have a carry basket and geta for you to take with you when you go out to visit the nearby hot springs. There is a special bus from the hotel, so it's fairly quick if you take the bus.It was a hotel that I would definitely use again if I had a chance to go to this area.

I used to stay there twice a year, and I go to Kinosaki about four times a year.Since they closed for renewal, they no longer have smoking rooms, so I inquired, but there was no reply, so I won't be going back.If it's your first time or you want to fully enjoy walking around a hot spring town, I think it's definitely better to stay in a hot spring town. There are a lot of shops open until around 11pm when the outdoor baths are open, so you can take a walk around.This place is far from the center and doesn't have much of a Kinosaki-like atmosphere. There is a shuttle bus every 30 minutes, and when there isn't one, there are a lot of cars walking on the road, and it's dark and dangerous at night.If you go to Kinosaki often, you don't go for a lot of walking, so this place was cheap, you could get as much ice as you like 24 hours a day, you could bring in food and drinks as much as you wanted (almost not allowed in the hot spring town), and in the winter you could buy crabs and eat them, so it was great.The buffet tasted like that of a family restaurant, so all you had to do was pick up a few things you liked. I think the roast beef served at the counter is always the most delicious. I looked forward to breakfast more. It's cheap considering you get two meals as a bonus for a room without meals in the city center.I guess it's for people who want to have some freedom with their families or groups, who want to spend a relaxing time at a hotel, and who don't need the feel of a hot spring town, inn, or hospitality.*Prior to the closure, the price is around 8,000 yen per person.I wonder what it's like to have over 10,000 yen after the renewal, but...The open-air bath that was completed just before the closure was really nice.