Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Saikaibashi

When we arrived by car, a staff member greeted us and guided us to an available parking space. The property was clean, and the lobby offered welcome drinks and even an alcohol dispenser (with a limited selection). There was also an outdoor pool and a rose garden with various varieties, which I imagine would be beautiful when in bloom. It was our first time staying with this chain, and it was fun being able to choose a yukata. We were very satisfied with the meals, and the dining area was spacious and comfortable. The Onsen had a large indoor bath, and the view from the open-air bath was great as well. We wanted to try activities like karaoke and table tennis but didn’t have enough time, so next time we’d like to arrive a bit earlier to enjoy them.

The view from the Room and the large public bath were both really great! However, when I went to the toilet in the Room, the floor sank a little, so I wondered if it was okay (lol).As for the meals, when I stayed at another Ooedo before, it felt only slightly better than supermarket deli food. Since this one was labeled PREMIUM, I had higher expectations, but it didn’t feel that different… (lol). I also tried the lemon steak, but honestly I thought yakiniku at a nearby chain restaurant would taste better. Still, there’s a wide variety of food, so kids will probably enjoy it.Personally, breakfast tasted better than dinner.I’ve said a lot, but considering you get dinner and breakfast plus access to an Onsen for around 10,000 yen per person (in the 10k range), I think it’s unbeatable value for money.