Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Ito Hotel New Okabe

Clean rooms, good service, delicious varied food,

The food was delicious, there were two baths, and drinks and ice cream were provided. It was very nice. There were manga comics to read, so I was able to relax.

When you arrive, you will be greeted with a welcome service in the lobby, including alcohol and soft drinks and ice cream to relieve your fatigue. Take a bath before dinner to relieve your fatigue. Dinner is buffet-style, with all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat, including snow crab, so you'll feel full. The hotel also offers indoor and outdoor open-air baths, as well as hot spring baths. Table tennis is also available for free, so you can work up a sweat, and there is also a karaoke box at a low price. Yukatas come in a wide variety of sizes and patterns, which makes me happy.

The facility was clean and the free lounge was nice. My middle school kid was reading a lot of comics. Dinner was okay. In a good way. Maybe breakfast was better. The venue was spacious and the dining area was clean.

I thought the rice was delicious. The kids seemed to like the meat. The crab was salty. There's no denying that the room is old, but it would have been better if the sink was a little cleaner. I thought it was a good place to go with kids.

The room was well-cleaned and I had a pleasant stay. It was an all-you-can-eat crab buffet, but it was a little disappointing as the crabs were small, salty and watery. I think it would be better to offer a higher quality crab as a single plate, rather than an all-you-can-eat buffet.

The TAOYA brand that I stayed at for the first time in the Oedo Onsen group was so great that I decided to go to this hotel, which is not TAOYA but has an all-you-can-drink alcoholic beverage in the free lounge. The lounge, which is available from 2pm, has 5 massage chairs (one is out of order), lots of manga, soft drinks (guricha, hojicha, apple juice, coffee), and alcohol (Asahi beer, lemon sour, highball). , ice cream (bite type & bar type popsicles, ice cream puffs) available until 11pm. Everyone with children was happy with the all-you-can-eat ice cream puffs. Meals were a buffet in the morning and evening, and the menu was the same for both nights, but there was so much variety that I didn't get bored. However, even though I'm not a picky type of person, I felt that the sashimi was disappointing considering the location of Izu. It was nice to have a variety of patterns to choose from for the yukata. I chose a different pattern for the second night. There are hot springs in each of the two buildings, but please note that the sauna is only in the public bath. The large bath at Sagamitei had poor drainage and was full of bubbles, which made me a little nervous. There is a fee for karaoke, but DAM also includes new songs. 550 yen per adult for 1 hour. I don't think it's expensive compared to the 3 hours free time guarantee. There were some things I was concerned about, but overall I'm satisfied.

The scale is large...and there are many rooms, but Atami? There is no crowded feeling like in a hotel, and it feels good! During meal time, we had a luxurious buffet with all-you-can-eat sashimi and steak, and so much variety and volume that we couldn't even finish the rice! If you take a bath outside of the usual Japanese bathing hours, which are usually after arrival and check-in or before meals, you will feel refreshed and satisfied! The room was a Japanese-style room with a low mattress bed that was good last time, and it was spacious. Also, just like Atami, there is a fireworks display on weekdays for two nights. My companion was very happy to be able to watch it from his room. However, there was a woman at the front desk who seemed to be working part-time, and there was an accident where someone else was confirmed to have a room available, but she was unable to extend her stay, and her main job is supposed to be customer service, so please be careful!

Even though it was a weekday, it was fully booked due to the nationwide travel support, and I had to wait 50 minutes for check-in in a long line in front of the front desk. Dinner was also from 5:00 pm, but there was already a line 20 minutes before. I wonder why they don't hand out numbered tickets, have them sit down and take turns in accepting guests, or allocate them according to meal times, even though there are a lot of people staying at a large hotel. The long-awaited trip was stressful and exhausting at the hotel. Only free drinks in the lounge were good.