Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Nagayama

I booked a lake-view room, and sat by the window for dinner and breakfast. There are many choices. I still have many dishes that I haven’t tried. I will stay again when I come to Jiahe Hot Spring in the future, or try another hotel in the same group for comparison.

Ping Liangzheng, Oedo tunnel tour

special room is big

We stayed for consecutive nights, and although it can't be helped that the meals were buffet style, it was disappointing that the menu was always the same. It would have been better if there had been a bit more variety.

Overall I am satisfied with the rating. The only thing that bothered me was that apart from the explanation given at check-in, there was no greeting, room guidance, or guidance at the dining venue. If that doesn't bother you, it shouldn't be a problem, but other places for the same price normally offer this kind of service, so it may be a bit disconcerting.

The food was good.

I think it's normal for a hot spring inn. I think it's a good value. The room has a Showa feel. The food is a buffet, so there are Atari Basle menus. It's nice to have an all-you-can-drink alcohol menu. I had a room facing the lake, so being able to watch the fireworks from my room was the best. Recommended because you can easily watch the fireworks with your kids.

It was 7500 yen with two meals, which was very cheap compared to other Oedo Onsen. The room rank is even cheaper (7,000 yen) for a Western-style room, but as far as I can see from the photos, the quality makes me wonder, "What is this room?" It takes more than 20 minutes on foot from Kaga Onsen Station, and it's probably like crossing fields, so it's pitch black at night. We made a reservation in advance for the shuttle bus, which runs three times a day, and arrived at 5:30 pm. I will be waiting for you at the station! There was a person who complained about it, but he quickly found it and brought it to me promptly, so I had a good impression. Although the building is old when you arrive, the entrance is quite spacious and has a good impression. The tatami room is on the Shibayamagata side, and the scenery is pretty good. However, what is quite disappointing is that the walls and ceiling are extremely thin, and the sound of people walking on the upper floor echoes, and you can hear the neighbors' snoring, conversations, and even farts. This lowered the tension quite a bit. If it's not a corner room, the sound will go through. The meal is a standard buffet, but compared to other Oedo Onsen Monogatari menus, the amount of carbohydrates is overwhelmingly higher, and I wondered if this was the secret to the low price. Furthermore, the impression is that there are plenty of fish dishes, but the quality of the fish is a little poor, and it is very greasy. Well, there are a lot of local things prepared, and considering the price, I think I'm grateful. The bath here is also a normal circulation filtration type natural hot spring, and there is no gender change, but the indoor bath is quite large and comfortable, and above all, you can enjoy the openness of the open-air bath with a view of Shibayama Lagoon that spreads between your eyes. Really liked it. Since it is open to the public, you can often see locals with their own toiletries. It's a testament to its popularity. The double room is about 10 square meters, and the room is old-fashioned, and the table and chairs are sadly badly finished, so I can't recommend it, but if you go from a twin room to a Japanese-style room, the view of the room is worth the price, and you can get 2 for 7000 yen. I feel that the cost performance is quite good considering that you can enjoy the open-air bath with a meal, that scenery, and the free shuttle from the station. Recommended for people who don't mind the sound and want to pursue cost performance. Not suitable for those looking for even a little luxury.