Hotels with balcony in Atami

Visiting Atami on a day without fireworks means fewer crowds. The hotel is located right below Atami Station, but walking can be a bit challenging due to the steep slopes. However, the hotel's view is truly amazing, and our family of three enjoyed a relaxing two-night stay. The hotel has a partnership with taxis at Atami Station, so transfers are free. You just need to get in a taxi at the designated stand outside Atami Station and tell the driver your check-in name, and you won't have to pay. The hotel's private onsen is excellent; soaking in a hot spring while overlooking the ocean is incredibly relaxing. However, the public onsen isn't very kid-friendly. Many onsens in Japan provide amenities for children, but this one doesn't. Also, since the hotel is a standalone building, it might not be the best experience for families with young children. I think it's more suitable for couples. The hotel has several restaurants, all of which serve excellent food. If you stay here, there's no need to eat out; just book different restaurants at the hotel for a diverse culinary experience!

This hotel is located halfway up the mountain. There's a bus service, but be aware that buses can often be delayed. The hotel offers a shuttle service for both check-in and check-out, and they even arranged transport for us to see the fireworks display, which was very convenient. Most of the staff speak Chinese, making communication very easy. Dinner is a set meal, and breakfast is a buffet. For the price, including meals, it offers excellent value for money. The hotel is nestled in the mountains with a pleasant environment, and you can even see the sea from afar. The only downside is that there's nothing else around, so you'll need to buy any necessities in the city beforehand.

The views are unbeatable, definitely worth a visit. The buffet was decent, not terrible. Now listen up, for those still debating between Ocean and Horizon rooms, go for Horizon! I did extensive research across various platforms, reading comments and reports, so I was prepared for the Ocean rooms to be a bit dated. However, many posts mentioned that Horizon was quite a trek from the restaurant and hot springs, making me hesitant. So, I bravely ventured into an Ocean room. But after actually staying there, the dated condition of the Ocean room surpassed my worst expectations. The room reeked of mold; every time I walked in, that musty smell hit me, making it feel like I was living with billions of mold spores [disappointed emoji]. Even though the hotel provided an air purifier in advance, the mold smell was so overwhelming that a small air purifier simply couldn't combat it. As for the distance mentioned in other posts, the Horizon rooms aren't *that* far. The walk to the 15th-floor hot springs is about the same from both, and going to the restaurant might add an extra three minutes. But the entire path offers ocean views (P6), so a leisurely stroll doesn't make the distance feel particularly long. For the sake of your respiratory health, just go for Horizon and don't overthink it! ❗️❗️❗️

The hotel's location is quite convenient, with a bus available to take you directly there. You can book a private room for a hot spring bath for an additional fee. Breakfast is a buffet with a good variety of Japanese and Western options. The room I booked this time was right in the center of the hotel and offered a beautiful beach view. It would be amazing if there were fireworks to watch from here.

The hotel is close to the station. Just a few minutes walk. If you like to try the Japanese style hotel with in room dining, this is a good choice with reasonable price. The hotel staffs are friendly and can speak good English. The have public spa and also private spa. If you not get used to go public spa or has tattoo can’t go to the public one. You can book a small private spa for 40 minute each time. When booking, check the bath facilities. Because some room does not provide bathing facilities. I would stay again if I am in Atami.

As a nuclear family, our main requirement when searching for a hotel was a triple room. Most Western-style accommodations that offered triple occupancy within our budget tended to provide a twin room with an extra rollaway bed. However, what sealed the deal for us with Villagiou was that they actually had rooms (Superior Triple) with three proper single beds of the same style. We booked it right away. Staying in Room 403, we found it to be a comfortably spacious room with absolutely no cramped feeling. The three beds were lined up side-by-side, which was great as our family could relax on our own beds while still chatting. The room also had a mini-fridge, which was super convenient for chilling refrigerated souvenirs like 'Atami Pudding' and 'Wasabi-zuke' that we bought early on. By the way, it easily fit 9 'Atami Puddings'! Although we didn't use it because of the rainy weather during our stay, the room also had a balcony. It was equipped with a small table, two chairs with backrests, and two pairs of slippers specifically for the balcony.

The hotel was very clean, and the food was absolutely delicious. The hot springs were also wonderful, probably because it was a weekday and not crowded. I highly recommend getting the dinner plan. For breakfast, we were able to have it in our room, which allowed for a very relaxed start to the day. As other reviewers mentioned, the坂道 (steep hill) up to the hotel was quite something. We went by car, and at one point, we encountered another car coming down in a curving tunnel. Since uphill traffic has priority, the other car had to back up the hill to let us pass. After arriving, we enjoyed walking to the shopping street in front of the station, but on the way back to the hotel, we took a taxi from the station. Even the taxi driver radioed ahead to another taxi waiting at the top of the hill to hold their position before starting the ascent. It would be great if there were traffic lights at the top and bottom. There aren't many cars coming and going, so we just hoped there wouldn't be any oncoming traffic on our way back.

I used this hotel for a trip with my girlfriend. The view, service, and amenities were all wonderful. The bathroom in the room was especially large and very nice. The amenities were all high-quality, and it was fun trying them all out. For this location and price, with a private bathroom in the room, I think it's a great deal!

My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed our trip here. We stayed two nights and loved how spacious our room was. The private onsen overlooking the ocean was incredible and clean - the water seems to run continuously so it is always at the perfect temperature. The service was excellent and the staff either spoke English or used a pocket translator. Masa and his team were kind hosts explained all our food courses in delightful detail. The Japanese breakfast was incredibly good and authentic. We even got to meet the sous chef who explained some dishes and was so sweet. The dinners were multicourse and French style with truly impressive in-room service. Would highly recommend this hotel to anyone!

The hotel is quite far from Atami Station; walking involves continuous uphill climbing, and taking the shortcut involves climbing a long flight of stairs, making it inconvenient for carrying luggage. A taxi ride of about 1 kilometer costs a starting fare of 680 yen. The hotel offers a free shuttle service in the morning and afternoon. The room balcony offers a sea view, though there are electrical wires providing some shade. The hotel offers free onsen (hot spring), and charges for ping pong, mahjong, and karaoke. This time I stayed in a tatami room; the room had a toilet, but the bathroom was a shared one, connected to the onsen.