Spa Hotels in Atami

A small boutique hotel. The female general must have been a famous beauty many years ago. Not only is her charm still there, but her English is also very good. The service attitude of others is okay, but a bit sloppy. In Japan, this is rare. The hotel faces the sea, and the scenery is naturally beautiful. The price is mainly based on the morning and evening meals. To be honest, the food is good, but not worth the price. While staying at the hotel, guests can not only take a bath in the room, but also go to the restaurant to drink and enjoy the scenery. The drinks in the hotel are of a high standard and are all free, but the network is a bit poor and there is often no signal.

This place claims to be associated with Fufu, but it feels quite different from many aspects of Fufu. Anyway, the discount vouchers issued here can't be used. There are only four rooms here, and all meals (breakfast/dinner) and activities take place in the Lounge. Downstairs is the hot spring bath, which requires advance booking. There aren't many staff, but their attitude is good, and the food and drinks provided are decent. The internet is good, and the bed and pillows are comfortable. However, the facilities are a bit dated. What's somewhat amusing is that despite all my questions before arrival, nothing was done according to the answers once I got here. It's as if they have no interest in providing better service, beyond perhaps prying into personal information.

It was a very good accommodation! I would like to stay again if I have another chance !!

I was very satisfied with the hotel I stayed at this time, booked through an online travel agency. The hotel package included one night's stay with two meals, and the meals were different each day. The Kaiseki cuisine was so good and plentiful that I actually felt full after every meal. The open-air onsen overlooked the sea, and soaking in the hot spring while listening to the sound of waves crashing on the shore was incredibly relaxing.

The views from this hotel are absolutely stunning. The front desk area and lounge are spacious, with large windows offering panoramic ocean views – truly spectacular. The public bath facilities, including both indoor and semi-open-air baths, also boast magnificent views. Towels and amenities are provided. The rooms are spacious, allowing for a comfortable and relaxing stay. While the hotel shows its age a bit, it's very clean. We had two large beds pushed together, which was perfect for our family of three to sleep comfortably. The front desk can arrange for bottle sterilizer sets and cribs upon request. For meals, we had both dinner and breakfast from the buffet this time. There was a wide selection of dishes, and we were happy with the price. Overall, I thought the service was good, but it didn't quite feel like great value for the price. This might be because our child is only 0 years old, so we couldn't fully enjoy all the activities. I imagine it would be a much better stay once our child is older and we can take full advantage of the activities.

Although the room was a bit old, it was spacious, the largest room I've ever had in Japan. The toilet and washroom were separate, and it was clean and hygienic, with daily cleaning. Most satisfyingly, the room rate included breakfast and dinner, both set meals that were plentiful.

The room is facing the fireworks venue, very beautiful, next to the hotel is a convenience store, there are many restaurants nearby, the traffic is about 5 minutes away from the palace station, convenient

This is a traditional Japanese Ryokan style hotel. All instructions are in English however, means there are foreigners regularly staying here. There is a open air onsen (hot bath) which is very pleasant. Must be reserved in advance. Drinks can be bought at 200 yen a pop. This is a fully unmanned Ryokan meaning it self check in and self checkout ! The rooms are very small (4 meter square) which barely fits a bed. Pictures on the travel sites about the rooms in this hotel are deceiving ! The location is sort of OK from Kinomiya station but it's quite far from Atami city center and Atami sun beach . We took at taxi which was 1200 yen. Kinomiya Jinja is 25 minutes by foot.