Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Beppu Seifu Reviews

Good - Nice location. Walkable from the station. Close to the tower and plus point is you can see the view of the bay from your room. Open air onsen has very nice view from the top of the annex building. Not so good - no wifi in room.

The room is large, the sea view is unbeatable, the open-air sea view hot spring on the roof is great, but the facilities are a bit old. The price-performance ratio is still very good in the off-season, including breakfast and dinner, both buffet.

The hotel has a large space, the room is also large, and the buffet breakfast and dinner are rich. Although the parking lot is far away, the hotel is very considerate and sends a special car to the parking lot every 5 minutes to pick up and return. 👍 The only drawback is that there is no WiFi and the room has a strange smell, similar to musty.

The best hotel I stayed in Kyushu! Location: It is across the road from Beppu Kitahama bus stop! You can walk to the beach from the JR station, but it takes about 15 minutes to walk with luggage. Facilities: There are free yukatas in the lobby, and there is an outdoor hot spring on the 7th floor. You can eliminate your fatigue at night and see the stars in the sky. There are also facial cleansers and various skin care products, even for hair and heels. Just bring a towel. Hygiene: Clean as always in Japanese style Environment: Nothing to say, there is a sea view outside the window, you can walk on the beach at night and in the morning, and I also took pictures of cormorants Service: Standard Japanese service. The two meals are very rich. The breakfast buffet recommends the specialty seafood rice bowl, and the dinner buffet is also Chinese and Western. I recommend eating sashimi.

We booked a breakfast-and-dinner package, and the food was very appetizing. The beef for dinner was delicious, very fragrant and tender, and there were not many varieties for breakfast. It's about 10 minutes from the JR station, and you can walk straight to the sea from the station. The hotel has a public bath, and there is a vending machine at the door to buy milk. It doesn't have the richness of Mount Aso. The hotel is relatively old, and when we checked out, we were asked to pay a public hot spring fee of 250 yen per person, which is calculated based on the number of people in the room. It's a loss, we didn't even go to take a bath, but we still had to pay. There are bathrobes for selection in the hotel lobby, which is also good for taking photos. You can wear them or not when dining.

Older, average setting. To be honest, it's not worth staying. Not as good as other hot spring hotels. The beds are not well made. Which one is better for this price?

The hotel is just outside Beppu Station and walks along the road to the end, about ten minutes' walk. Very good location by the sea. If you are returning to the hotel after visiting the Seven Hells, you can get off at the next stop of Beppu Tower when returning to Beppu Station. I booked a semi-Japanese-style room facing the sea, with two beds and half of the tatami space can also be covered with mattresses. Everything is ready. Staying in the main building, there is an indoor large bath on the third floor and an indoor hot spring facing the sea. The open-air hot spring is on the seventh floor of the new building next door, and there is a connecting corridor on the third floor of the main building. The open-air hot spring is only outdoors, and the view is great, facing the sea! If you book a meal that includes dinner and breakfast, you will be admitted from 5 to 5:30 for the first dinner session, and you can eat for about two hours. Go early to get seaside seats. The freshly fried steak is delicious and tender. There is also freshly fried tempura. There are crabs, salmon and sweet shrimps. There are not many dishes but they are quite fresh. Breakfast is just ordinary, not bad. There is also Don Quixote near the hotel. Just walk there for ten minutes. It is open until late so you can go shopping. Moreover, this donki is very spacious and clean!

Pros: Delicious buffet meal (dinner steak + red crab + ice cream👍) Accommodation accessibility not far from the station Ocean view open-air bath friendly staff Cons: cold room, no wifi in room, no soundproofing, need to bring towels when using hot springs

The sea view is beautiful. It is very comfortable to wake up and lie down to watch the sunrise. The dinner is very rich. There are two different hot springs in the open air and indoors. You need to take the connecting line in the building. Breakfast is on the top floor. You can enjoy the sea view or city view while eating. Farewell to Beppu It takes ten minutes to walk to the station to pull luggage, which is a bit far.

Just as a typhoon was approaching, there was a fire malfunction and the elevator stopped, which was a big problem. There was no announcement in the building, which was the worst. Since it was in Beppu, I went there hoping for a hot spring, but it was a bit disappointing. The food was delicious.

The hotel is located on the seashore of Beppu Bay. You can see the sea when you open the window. It is only ten minutes away from Beppu Station. The room is very spacious, the buffet in the morning and evening is very rich and tastes good, and the hotel has indoor and outdoor hot springs. It feels very high-end

The location is excellent and the hardware facilities are very comfortable. This is the best experience of this trip to Kyushu.

The room facing the sea is very good. You can see the sea, and it is even more beautiful when you encounter the full moon. The dinner is very rich. There is an open-air bath on the roof, but the pool is not big. It is only a 10-minute walk from the train station.

The room pictures on the website are completely different and very old. The food is ok, there are a lot of dishes but nothing delicious. The toilet door and sink are worn out. The service is not very good either. Other than the location, I don't think there's anything to praise.