Prince Smart Inn Atami

Just a few minutes' walk from the station, which is super convenient. I booked it last minute to see the Atami fireworks, so the price wasn't cheap. It's just an average, no-frills business hotel. For breakfast, you can choose from things like sandwiches from the cafe.

The Atami Prince Smart Hotel boasts a super convenient location, very close to the station, making it easy to get around and find places to eat. The rooms are clean and tidy, with new hardware facilities and a simple yet practical layout. The front desk staff are friendly, and check-in/check-out is efficient. The overall environment is quiet and comfortable, offering a great stay experience with good value for money. It's a hassle-free choice for solo travelers. I'll definitely prioritize this hotel again if I return to Atami, and I highly recommend it to friends visiting the area.

The hotel facilities are all new, and the room is clean and tidy, though a bit small. The hotel is very close to Atami Station; don't follow the navigation, just walk through the bus station and cross a traffic light to get there. In the opposite direction of the hotel, there's a commercial street, and if you walk a short distance through it, you'll reach Sun Beach.

Facilities: Excellent! Most of the decor is wood, and the lobby is especially bright and open with large windows facing Tokyo Bay – the view is incredible. The room was huge and spacious. We booked a quadruple room for three people just for the extra space. The beds were large and comfortable; having one each was really nice. The bathroom has a three-piece setup but no bathtub, which didn't bother us at all since none of us take baths. The large built-in wardrobe by the entrance wall was great for stashing all our luggage. There's water and a microwave available near the elevators. For breakfast, we'd just grab something from the 7-Eleven downstairs and heat it up. There's a gym on the first floor for 1500 yen for 3 hours. The Haneda Airport bus stop is conveniently downstairs, costing 800 yen for adults and getting you to Terminals 1, 2, or 3 in a quick 30 minutes – much better than any subway option. Plus, there are lots of restaurants and an Aeon mall downstairs. Cleanliness: Spotless! Very clean and tidy. Toiletries can be picked up near the elevators, but we brought our own so didn't try them. The shower pressure was great. Environment: The address is Shinagawa, but it's quite a distance from Shinagawa Station. The subway downstairs is the Rinkai Line. While it's right above Shinagawa Seaside Station, the Rinkai Line is a bit isolated; you often have to walk ten minutes to another station (forgot the name) to get to most places. However, it's super convenient for Odaiba! There's a 7-Eleven and a Lawson downstairs. Service: Very good! The front desk staff speak English, English, English! We didn't need daily cleaning; fresh towels were left in a large paper bag by the door. Overall, a very comfortable hotel, just a bit inconvenient for transportation.

This Prince-branded inn in Atami is fantastic! Although the room was a bit small, the location is super convenient (just a 3-minute walk from the JR station and bus terminal). Getting to the MOA Museum and COEDA house was a breeze with the shuttle bus. The hotel's decor is simple and modern, and the smart speaker ('Xiaomei Xi') was a cool bonus.

The hotel's location is decent. However, they don't offer luggage storage after check-out, so you have to pay to store your bags at the station yourself. On the bright side, the hotel is right next to the bus terminal if you turn right, making it very convenient to get around. That said, Atami itself doesn't have much to offer in terms of attractions. The only real highlights are a few good food options in the shopping arcade near the station.

Extremely close to Atami Station, with a bus stop right outside. Self check-in was smooth with staff on hand to assist. There's a free breakfast in the morning with drinks and pastries. Everything was great!