Hotels with WiFi in Atami

"On our second day in Atami, we switched to the Resorpia Hotel by the sea. Since we were coming from another onsen hotel, we took a taxi directly to the 1st floor. Guests can only access this hotel by walking down from the 9th floor on the hill. The location is fantastic; we could see the ocean right from our room's balcony. The next morning, we could even watch the 'Tangerine Sea' sunrise 🌅 from bed. The public bath is on the 5th floor. It's a bit of a shame there's no open-air onsen, so you can only enjoy the view through the window while bathing. The hotel offers a shuttle service to Atami Station, but you need to book it in advance. The facilities are a bit dated, but the hygiene is still very good. Overall, it offers decent value for money."

"The room was spacious with a fantastic sea view. The breakfast leaned more towards a Japanese style. The only slight drawback was the hotel's location, which was a bit out of the way, requiring a 15-minute walk to reach the commercial area and the beach. However, the hotel's ground floor had a large convenience store and souvenir shop, both well-stocked, which somewhat made up for the slightly inconvenient location."

"The room was spacious and clean, and the hot spring bathroom was also impressively large! The owner was incredibly warm and welcoming. They proactively added me on WeChat to arrange a pick-up from the station, and as a Chinese speaker, communication was absolutely seamless. They also recommended several fantastic sightseeing spots. We were thrilled to be able to catch the seaside fireworks! I hadn't realized how hilly Atami is, so we were truly grateful for the owner's numerous pick-ups and drop-offs."

"As others have written, the slope on the way there is quite steep. On the way back it was easier as it was downhill. lol The room had an open-air bath, but it didn't have a regular bath, and because of the strong wind, leaves, garbage, and insects flew into the open-air bath, so I couldn't take a bath in peace. I think it would be better if they could prevent foreign objects from entering from the outside a little more. The room was spacious and comfortable."

"The room types offered online by Trip.com are not associated with the hotel. The room type I booked should have an open-air bath, but the hotel records do not indicate it. Since it is Japan's Golden Week, the hotel is full and cannot provide this room type. After negotiation, the hotel solved the problem very well and had a good attitude! Worth a thumbs up. The public hot spring is good, offering hair essence and iced wheat tea. The hotel is located halfway up the mountain. Rather stilted. But we were traveling by car, so it was okay! It's only about a 15-minute walk from the beach where the fireworks are released."

"This hotel offers stunning hilltop views of the sea, especially beautiful at night. Make sure to take a taxi from the station, as there's a very steep hill to get there. The hotel service is excellent, and the place is clean and tidy. We booked a corner room with dual-aspect windows, and it even had a bathtub. Enjoying a drink on the balcony while admiring the night view was a highlight. There's also a fantastic teppanyaki restaurant at the foot of the hill (no English menu, though) that's delicious and reasonably priced."

"The hotel faces east, and on clear days, you can see the sunrise from the sea on the rooftop. It also has a free public bath with complete facilities for relaxation. The main street is a 5-minute walk away; since it's not fireworks season, it's a quiet little town, but all daily necessities are readily available nearby."

"The hotel is very new and has some taste of decoration. Although the room is large in size, there is no table, and everything can only be placed on the ground. The service staff can only speak simple English, the communication is not very smooth, but the service attitude is very good. There is also the hotel on the mountain, there is no convenience store around, shopping is not convenient, go out to eat and shop, go back to the hotel to climb the mountain, all the way down absolutely dead."

"This hotel offered exceptional service, sophisticated design, and breathtaking ocean views. Its overall quality far exceeded my expectations, truly going beyond imagination. 1️⃣ Design Style The hotel's design closely mirrors high-end onsen ryokans like Kyukamura and Hoshino Resorts, embracing a light luxury, minimalist, yet grand aesthetic. The sense of space is remarkable, blending modern elements with a relaxed, Japanese resort ambiance. 2️⃣ Attention to Detail The hotel's meticulous attention to detail is truly impressive: hidden TVs, smart home controls throughout, and a private, temperature-controlled, auto-filling hot spring tub on the balcony are all incredibly practical. The mattresses and bedding are from premium brands, and even the restaurant uses WMF cutlery. These details show that the hotel isn't just focused on appearances; it's genuinely committed to perfecting its offerings. 3️⃣ Hospitality and Experience The overall operation demonstrates a sophisticated approach to hospitality. The hotel covers the taxi fare between the JR station and the hotel, and the mini-bar in the room is entirely complimentary. While these are small touches, they highlight the hotel's dedication to enhancing the guest experience. 4️⃣ Dining Experience Breakfast follows a refined Kaiseki-style with a French rhythm, served course by course, with the entire meal lasting nearly an hour. The dishes are few but of excellent quality, truly a 'small but exquisite' culinary journey. 5️⃣ Service Experience While Japanese hotels generally offer good service, this one particularly touched me. Nightly turndown service, the staff's consistent smiles, the omelet chef at breakfast proactively delivering dishes to our table, and the patient and detailed assistance from a Chinese-speaking front desk employee all made the entire stay incredibly warm and pleasant. 6️⃣ Location and View The hotel boasts a convenient location with an almost unobstructed, front-row ocean view. The most enjoyable moments were soaking in the private hot spring on the balcony, gazing out at the sea – truly a quintessential vacation feeling. Overall, this is a high-end hotel that strikes an excellent balance in design, service, views, and quality. The experience is almost flawless. If you're planning a trip to Atami, it's definitely a top choice. 💯 A perfect score for this hotel."

"Check-in was quick and easy, with two staff members who spoke Chinese, so there were no language barrier issues. When checking in, they proactively asked about our preferred dinner time to avoid long waits due to too many guests dining at once. Since our room didn't have a private bathroom, we used the public male and female onsen baths downstairs, which were well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. After dinner, you can reserve the karaoke or mahjong rooms at the front desk in advance and use them at your reserved time. Although the breakfast selection wasn't extensive, it was quite delicious."