Spa 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.

Environment: First-class, sea view room, beautiful swimming pool, French food in the hotel, charge per person, children are included, nothing wrong except that it is a bit expensive

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 !!

Izuminoyu was very good. What's more, guests could use the baths for free the next day, and they even lent us towels. This is a very reasonable hotel, so I would like to use it again.

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.

Hotel location is very good, it is very convenient to go out, breakfast and dinner are also delicious. Open the window and you can see the beautiful sea view, especially pleasing to the eye. There is a Rosen convenience store downstairs and shopping is very convenient. There is no appointment in the parking lot and there are basically vacancies.

Not recommended for a newbie. Check-in procedure was really complicated for foreigners, making a call to the host to get the password of the key box. Without Japan number I contacted the host by e-mail in Japanese instead that took some time. 500 yen onsen fee is compulsory. You need to pay more for a towel or amenities. The room and communal area with a small kitchen was good.