Published date: June 19, 2025
A Dreamy Hotel Where You Can Enjoy Sake and Sleep Right Away
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Experience of the stay
I stayed at a hotel where sake is all-you-can-drink and oden is all-you-can-eat, which sounded interesting!
I initially doubted whether it would really be as advertised, wondering if perhaps only part of it was free with additional charges... but it truly was all complimentary!
I checked in smoothly using a machine at the counter, and the staff kindly explained the facilities and the free flow options to me.
Right outside the elevator, there were amenities to pick up, and I entered my room with an adorable card key.
The room is luxurious and stylish, using masu (a traditional sake measuring cup) as part of the decor.
It's compact yet clean and convenient, and since the main attraction is the free-flow sake, there are no issues with space.
There’s even a desk available for work if needed.
After dropping my bags, I quickly headed down to the first floor to enjoy the free flow.
Aside from sake, there are also unlimited beers, whiskies, shochu, juices, and teas available.
I was delighted with oden as a side dish.
You can also enjoy shumai, takoyaki, and ochazuke (tea poured over rice).
What I found interesting was the Japanese bitters, where you can create original cocktails by adding flavors to your drinks.
All the flavors have a Japanese touch, and my favorite was the cherry.
There were around six types of sake, and they were all delicious.
After getting a bit tipsy from the oden and sake, I went to the shopping street in Asakusa to fill my stomach.
After a little stroll, I returned to the hotel and resumed my sake enjoyment.
As the night grew late, other guests also enjoyed their drinks; apart from us, everyone else was from Europe and America.
You could also purchase sake, so I picked up a bottle as a gift for a friend.
The staff explained the sake options to me. Just a heads-up, there are no bags provided.
The free flow on the first floor lasts until 10 PM.
I enjoyed all varieties and even indulged in oden stock-based drinks and the ochazuke for a late-night snack before leaving the first floor.
Next on my list was the foot bath located on the rooftop.
There’s also a private outdoor bath (for a fee). The foot bath is free and open 24 hours, plus you can enjoy sake while overlooking the Sky Tree.
When I exited the elevator, right in front of me was a sake dispenser.
There were about four different types of sake that I hadn’t seen on the first floor!
Another tasting began.
Even though it was a chilly March night, I wasn't cold at all as my feet were soaking in the warm bath.
After a while, some foreign guests who were on the first floor joined me.
They were travelers from America. We had a great time chatting, and before I knew it, we were drinking until 2 AM!
My feet, after soaking in the foot bath for four hours, felt heavy and stuffed with water, haha.
A bit tipsy, I returned to my room and fell asleep immediately.
It was the best!
The bed firmness was just right.
I slept soundly, and even though I drank quite a bit, I had no hangover the next morning.
Good sake really is something special; it didn't linger.
Then as I went back down to the first floor, to my surprise, a light breakfast was prepared.
There were rice balls, Japanese omelet, sausages, and plenty of other goodies for the perfect breakfast.
Instant soup, miso soup, juice, and tea were all, of course, unlimited.
The mini dumplings for dessert were particularly cute.
Everything was just perfect.
For anyone who loves sake, especially Japanese sake, this hotel is simply irresistible.
It was also fun to chat with the many foreign guests.
The whole experience was delightful, and I look forward to making time to stay again.
Experiences during the trip
I casually headed to Asakusa for dinner. Since I was there, I treated myself to some eel. So delightful.
The next day, I took a water bus to Odaiba. It was my first time on a water bus, and I had a great time! At first, I was quite hot and a bit anxious since the air conditioning wasn’t working, but it became a good memory.