4-Star Hotels in Atami

The room was fantastic and spacious. Although it's an older property, it's very well-maintained and clean. It features two private pools, one indoor and one outdoor. The dinner offered a wide variety of food, but the absolute highlight was the incredible service. A traditional Japanese hotel.

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.

The hotel's location is unbeatable, with a shuttle bus service to and from Atami Station, which you can see right after exiting the Shinkansen, making it very convenient. The hotel is said to have opened in 1973, perched on a cliff. Japan already had 'pit hotels' back in the 70s! The front desk is on the 17th floor, and the shuttle drops you off there. To get to your room, you have to go down. The restaurant is on the 2nd floor. This hotel offers incredible photo opportunities, with stunning views from every window.

I booked a room called Sui from the site called trip. I was very looking forward to it and was guided to a different room when I actually went. ?? I checked the front desk, opened the site and looked at the mobile screen, but I didn't make a reservation in that room and the room was already buried today. I was told. I stayed with a complicated feeling, but the customer service of the guide was wonderful and I thought I would go again. Next time, I will make a reservation from the official website. I'm looking forward to it.

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.

I stayed here without realizing it had just opened. It seemed like there were many experienced staff members. They even replaced our used towels, which was great, especially since I went to the hot springs multiple times and always had a dry towel. The foot bath was crowded, so I couldn't use it, but it looked nice. I was able to relax on the courtyard sofa with a drink. The large public bath was also great; the big thermometer clearly showed the temperature, and there were drinks available in the changing room. The sleepwear was pajama-style with elastic waistbands on the bottoms, so I could relax without worrying about them coming undone. The room also had a sink, which was very useful for washing things like water bottles. My kids enjoyed being able to watch a variety of TV channels. The security was also very thorough, which was a plus. My only regret is that due to the bad weather this time, I couldn't go to the observation deck/rooftop, so I'd like to visit it next time.

Take the free shuttle bus directly from Yugawara Station. The room is a single without a bathtub or shower, but there are plenty of outlets and USB ports. However, there are only two hangers. The food was delicious. The hot springs in the new building are mostly for day trips, and it can be uncomfortable when there are noisy groups of guests. The main building is a little old, but it is only for overnight guests, so it is more relaxing. The only hot spring with free-flowing water is the rock bath in the new building. I went there to treat a bruised leg, and I think it was effective.

It was the New Year's rate, but the room was spacious and comfortable. I was hesitant to get two meals included, but I decided on it! It was so comfortable that I barely left the room and spent the whole time relaxing. The foreign staff were also very nice, and the staff overall were very polite and helpful. I'd love to go again.

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!

This hotel in Izu Atami is perched halfway up a hill, offering stunning views. The semi-open-air hot springs are incredibly relaxing. They even offer late-night ramen and small popsicles. We booked the half-board option, but the dinner was a bit disappointing and nowhere near as good as what we've had at onsen hotels in Hokkaido.