Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Nagasaki Hotel Seifu Reviews

Outdoor Onsen oversee the harbor has a very nice view . ( Only negative point is they don’t have Wifi in the room . Have to go to level 3 ( check in areas) to get Free Wifi though they provided Free hot drink machines and sofa for you to sit .

I had an air B&B for 5 years and I know how a place needs to look and feel. I am also an extensive traveler, for work mostly and have been around for quite a while. It is the first time for me to change hotel and ask for a refund!!! Very rundown hotel, caters to Japanese only, no English almost at all. Photos dose not represent the hotel nor the rooms. Room had moulds spots, wallpaper in bad shape and smelly toilet and bathroom. The Onsen wasn’t great as well. The only good thing was the Tatami

Dinner and breakfast are perfect. The hot spring is really good!

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The hotel facilities are a bit old, and I personally feel that the air-conditioning in the room is a bit tight, but it is still ok. If you like, you can slowly enjoy the night view in the room. Guests will also be notified at the elevator location of which cruise ships will be docked today and tomorrow. It's okay to choose one hotel and two meals (buffet). The staff are all friendly.

Great hot spring bath area, fun pin pong table. Great dinner buffet. This is a great value hotel. Only if you don’t need Wi-Fi access! The only Wi-Fi access is in the lobby of the hotel.

This is a hotel where a good view can forgive everything. In particular, the large public bath on the 11th floor is truly fantastic. But honestly, the rooms have a lot of signs of age. I think it will become a high-quality hotel if it undergoes extensive remodeling. The meal is excellent. The meal menu consists of meals that are generally suitable for older people. 80% of the guests were Japanese grandparents. We were the only Korean family.

It was perfect for relaxing with the family. The dinner buffet was also delicious, and the meat and tempura that were grilled right in front of me were especially delicious. Desserts included not only fruits but also cakes and ice cream, which my grandson was very happy with.

This Oedo Onsen Monogatari hotel is located on Mt. Inasa facing Nagasaki Bay. The view is amazing. [Facilities] The building itself is not new, but it was beautifully renovated when it became Oedo Onsen. The lobby is spacious and clean, with a panoramic view of Nagasaki Bay from the large windows. The lobby is on the third floor, and there are not many manga books on the second floor, but they can only be read in the lobby. There is also table tennis, karaoke, and darts. There is no washing machine. Upon entering the facility, an employee will check your body temperature. Please bring your toothbrush and yukata from the lobby to your room. [Room] This time we had a 12 tatami Japanese style room, all of which faced Nagasaki Bay, and when you entered the room you were impressed by the view from the window. Even if you open the curtains, you can't see anything from the outside, and the view at night is even more amazing! . Enough space for a family of four. The room itself is undeniably old, but not so much that it bothers me. I like that the refrigerator is divided into two sections: freezer and refrigerator. Tables are small. The futon is already placed in the room, and you can stretch it out and hang the sheets on it yourself, so you can put it down whenever you like. The indoor bath is small, but since there is a large public bath, I don't think anyone will use it. The toilet is small, but it is equipped with a washlet. [Meals] The dinner buffet seemed to have fewer items compared to when I stayed at another Oedo Onsen, perhaps because the venue was not large, but it was still sufficient. Sasebo's famous lemon steak is grilled right in front of you, and the meat is tender and delicious. The spaghetti was also quite authentic. Typical of Nagasaki, there were dishes such as udon noodles. All you can eat Haagen Dazs. The view from the venue is also wonderful. [Bathroom] Men's and women's baths will be swapped at 8:00 p.m. The open-air bath with a view on the 11th floor is amazing! Since there are no obstacles in front of you, you can see Nagasaki Bay even while soaking in the bathtub, which is really nice. Bathing while looking at the night view is a joy. You can't see the view from the open-air bath on the third floor while soaking in the bathtub, but the view is still perfect. Take your towel from your room.

*It's not good because the telephone and front desk staff are busy. It might be a good idea to start by re-training your employees.Although they are taking precautions against the coronavirus, they were never asked to heat up or use disinfectant. *The toilet door is broken and cannot be locked. There is no water in the indoor air purifier, the filter is full of dust, and the "please clean" sign is on. *Bread, margarine, jam, etc. are not provided at dinner. *The cafeteria staff are sloppy and unfriendly. Summary...The facilities are old, and the quality of the employees is the same as before, which is why I think they became part of the Oedo Onsen group.The hot springs and food are better than before, but there are no repeat customers.I'm thinking of going now. If you are interested, you can get an idea of ​​the quality of customer service by contacting us by phone or other means. If you go there, you will find that the customer service is even worse, so I do not recommend this place. The price is not that cheap, and the service is not worth the money.

It was a wonderful night view! The food was delicious and my wife really enjoyed it. I would like to use it again someday.

On Nagasaki Mountain, we have stayed in 3 hotels. Among different hotels, the management and morning and evening dining are the worst! ①For 2,000 years, the hotel has just been renovated, and you can’t use the Internet in the room. When you use the Internet in the lobby, the hotel entertainment facilities are too close, and the guests are noisy, so you can’t relax well on vacation. ②During the new crown epidemic, the management could not keep up. It is recommended that the hotel Like other hotels, there is a reminder of "use the dining room silently". When the dining room is too noisy, the hotel staff should take the initiative to remind the guests not to speak loudly. ③ The sashimi is not very fresh and can't catch up We bought it at the supermarket and it was fresh and delicious!

A cost-effective inn boasting a spectacular view halfway up Mt. Inasa. All rooms face the Nagasaki Port side, so you won't be disappointed in the view. The interior of the room is spacious with 12 tatami mats (tatami mats only). The large windows offer a panoramic view of the night view that looks like jewels, and every time you return to your room, you'll be moved by the scenery that jumps into your eyes. The most recommended thing is definitely the large public bath on the top floor.The open-air bath is an unobstructed infinity bathtub, giving you a scary sense of freedom. The baths are open to both men and women, and women are only allowed to use the baths from 8:30 pm to midnight. The open air has no roof at all, so you may not be able to enjoy it depending on the weather. (You can also see the view from the indoor bath.) Both meals were buffets, and even though they didn't have high-quality ingredients, they were creative and enjoyable. Bite-sized appetizers for dinner are very popular as they come in many varieties and look beautiful. The sauce udon's filling was mildly seasoned, and it was delicious even when I was a bit full. This is my second time staying here, and I think it's a really good inn to simply enjoy the spectacular view without looking for luxurious facilities, meals, or great service.