4-Star Hotels in Atami

The entire hot spring hotel's courtyard is beautifully designed, with various stone lanterns throughout the courtyard, named after the stone pavilion. We stayed in an independent villa; the room was spacious, and walking along the stone path was very pleasant. Hotel staff helped with our luggage. There's also a public open-air bath. It seems the men's and women's baths are the same each day. There are also two private baths available for about 45 minutes for 1500 yen; the one on the left, Imaihama, is larger. Dinner and breakfast are served in the banquet hall, with reserved private rooms. The service and ambiance were impeccable, but the food was somewhat ordinary and not particularly impressive.

Except for the location which is far away, everything is good and worth the price. The family private soup upstairs is great. I am a little bit uncomfortable with the kaiseki cuisine, but the service is very good. There is a bus to the station every morning.

Standard Japanese-style hot spring hotel, on the mountainside, the art museum will pass a little more. Taxi from Shizuoka Station is generally about 1500YEN. The hotel has a shuttle bus to the station and several fixed points at 4 fixed times in the morning, and a taxi is required to enter and exit at other times. Breakfast is normal. The view is very good. If you catch up with the fireworks conference, you may see fireworks in the room, right? The public bathroom is very ordinary, and the room with private soup is more comfortable, but you have to go to the public bathroom door to get a piece of ice cream strip and ice milk for each person.

Overall, it was good, and the service was very patient. When we arrived at Atami Station, we called ahead and they immediately sent a car to pick us up, and also dropped us off at the station when we checked out. Actually, it's not far from Atami Station, but the many ups and downs and stairs make it inconvenient with luggage. They really wouldn't let us store our luggage; the front desk staff were all elderly and said they closed at 5 PM, so they were worried we wouldn't make it back in time. We ended up storing our luggage in a locker at Atami Station, which was also convenient. It's essentially a family-run guesthouse, and most of the service staff are elderly, so many unpleasant experiences might have been due to language barriers. I highly recommend the full Japanese-style meal; it's exquisite, delicious, and feels very ceremonial.

The room is very spacious, great for family of 2-4. It is pity I was alone only one person travelled, got charged two persons tax because the system booked for two persons. Location a bit outside the center, however it is easy to reach via taxi or shuttle bus. There is a steep slope walking from main road to the hotel if you walk in.

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.

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.

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!

I really liked the hotel. It's conveniently located, but only if you have a small suitcase. There's a shuttle to the train station. The nearest store is a seven-minute walk along the embankment. The room was on the 8th floor, which was convenient for leaving the hotel since the exit is on the roof. The room was clean and had everything you need. The view from the room was stunning.

My family and I have two different evaluations of this hotel. I am very satisfied with the location of the hotel, because I can look at the sea, see the sunrise, see the big moon, and see the fireworks. But Amei felt that it was too far from the station, too slanted along the road, and there were not many buses, which was so difficult. For hotel facilities, I think it is acceptable, but Amei is too old and hates the stains on the sheets. For friends who love sea views and pursue cost-effectiveness, this is good; for friends who pursue novel hotel facilities, you need to think more.