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Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Unzen Toyokan
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Rakuten Travel rating 3.74 out of 5 (1,215 reviews). In reviews from families, guests report that their children looked forward to the buffet with its wide variety of dishes, and that the well-equipped hot-spring facilities made for a fun memory for the children. Guests also praise being able to enjoy freshly made dishes at the live kitchen. On the other hand, some guests report that the toilet and bath in the rooms feel dated, noting that while cleaning is thorough, the aging fixtures are a drawback.
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Kids Facilities
Kids' corner
Kids' corner
A kids' corner in the hotel keeps young children happily occupied. The same building also has a table-tennis corner, a karaoke room and a manga corner, so the family has places to go for a change of pace.
Restaurant kids' space, children's tableware and baby food
Restaurant kids' space, children's tableware and baby food
A kids' space adjoins the restaurant, so families with young children can take their time over a meal. Children's tableware and chairs and baby food are available as well, which makes mealtimes workable with a child still on baby food.
Children's items in the communal bath (baby bed, baby bath, baby chair and children's yukata)
Children's items in the communal bath (baby bed, baby bath, baby chair and children's yukata)
A baby bed is provided in the communal bath's changing room, and the bathing area has a baby bath and a baby chair, so you can bathe together with a young child with peace of mind. Children's yukata are available too, so parents and children alike can enjoy the onsen trip.
- •Children aged 7 and over, or 120 cm and taller, are required to use the bath for their own gender
Overview
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Unzen Toyokan is a hot-spring ryokan in Unzen Onsen, located in Japan's first national park. Its highlights are a panoramic open-air bath fed by simple acidic onsen water and a wide-ranging buffet of Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes that also features Nagasaki regional cooking. There is a kids' corner in the hotel and a kids' space in the restaurant, along with children's tableware and chairs and baby food. The communal bath has a baby bath, and the changing room has a baby bed, so a stay here is manageable even with young children.
Rooms
There are 149 rooms in total, with a choice of Japanese-style tatami rooms, Western-style rooms and Japanese-Western rooms. Sizes range widely, from the Economy Japanese-style tatami room (30.4 sq m) to the two-room Junior Suite Japanese-style tatami room (112.1 sq m), and one room type sleeps up to 10 guests (the three-room Junior Suite Japanese-Western twin, 93.1 sq m), so larger family groups can be accommodated. When booking, children aged 2 and under do not need to be included in the guest count, while children aged 3 and over are booked with meals and futon bedding. Adding a futon for a child under 3 costs an extra 2,200 yen.
Dining
The restaurant serves a buffet spanning Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes, including Nagasaki regional cooking. A kids' space adjoins the restaurant, so families with young children can take their time over a meal. Children's tableware and chairs and baby food are available as well, which makes mealtimes workable with a child still on baby food. Dinner is served from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and breakfast from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Baths and Onsen
The panoramic open-air bath is a sulfur spring of simple acidic onsen water (hypotonic, acidic, high-temperature), and the communal bath on the first basement floor also has a sauna. A baby bed is provided in the communal bath's changing room, and the bathing area has a baby bath and a baby chair, so you can bathe with your little one with peace of mind. Children's yukata are available too. Note that children aged 7 and over, or 120 cm and taller, are required to use the bath for their own gender.
Family-Friendly Features
A kids' corner in the hotel keeps young children happily occupied. The front desk also lends out card games, go and shogi sets, and there is a table-tennis corner, a karaoke room and a manga corner, giving the family plenty to do whatever the weather.
Access
The hotel is about 90 minutes by car from Isahaya Station, the nearest station, and about 55 minutes by car from the Isahaya IC on the Nagasaki Expressway. Parking is available for 90 cars, free of charge and without reservation. There is no shuttle from Isahaya Station, so by public transport you take the Shimatetsu bus from Isahaya Station about 1 hour 30 minutes to the Unzen bus stop, then walk about 3 minutes. Coming by car is the practical option when traveling with young children.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 128 Obamacho Unzen, Unzen, Nagasaki 854-0621 |
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| directions_carAccess | An Ooedo Onsen Monogatari hot-spring resort in the Unzen Onsen area of Unzen, Nagasaki. From JR Isahaya Station, take a bus to Unzen Onsen. The resort sits in the Unzen Onsen area on the Shimabara Peninsula and has its own parking. |
| trainNearest station | Isahaya Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking for 90 cars, free of charge, with no reservation required. |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.ooedoonsen.jp/unzen-toyokan/open_in_new |
Reference price as of August 28, 2026 (stay date 2026-09-19). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we take a young child into the communal bath?
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Yes. The communal bath has a baby bath and a baby chair, so you can bathe with a young child with peace of mind, and the changing room has facilities for families with children, including a baby bed. Children aged 7 and over, or 120 cm and taller, are required to use the bath for their own gender.
Is baby food available in the restaurant?
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Yes. Baby food is available in the restaurant; just let a staff member know and they will help you.
Does the restaurant have children's tableware and chairs?
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Yes. Children's tableware and chairs are available in the restaurant for use at mealtimes, and a kids' space adjoins the restaurant.
How are children handled when booking, and can we add a futon for a baby?
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Children aged 2 and under do not need to be included in the guest count when booking, while children aged 3 and over are booked with meals and futon bedding. Adding a futon for a child under 3 costs an extra 2,200 yen; please let the hotel know in advance.
How do we get to the hotel from Isahaya Station?
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It is about 90 minutes by car from Isahaya Station and about 55 minutes by car from the Isahaya IC on the Nagasaki Expressway. There is no shuttle from Isahaya Station, so by public transport you take the Shimatetsu bus from Isahaya Station about 1 hour 30 minutes to the Unzen bus stop, then walk about 3 minutes. Coming by car is the practical option when traveling with young children, and parking for 90 cars is free with no reservation required.
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