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Opened in February of Reiwa 4, this property features guest rooms with natural hot spring open-air baths and a rooftop BBQ terrace. Based on a new concept, it offers a space to enjoy a relaxing time. The renovated annex "Hitotokitei" with five rooms provides a space for adults to unwind. It also accommodates medium- to long-term stays, such as for workations.

A renovated traditional Showa-style house. Surrounded by lush greenery with no other buildings nearby, enjoy a peaceful getaway in Atami. Accommodates up to 6 guests, making it perfect for families with children, multi-generational trips, or groups of friends! Upgrade your holiday with our excellent facilities and services: ■ Enjoy panoramic views of Atami city and the beach from the living room! You can also relax while watching Atami's famous seaside fireworks festival. ■ Soak in a natural Onsen hinoki bath while admiring the scenery—perfect for relieving daily fatigue. Spring quality: Sodium-calcium chloride Onsen Benefits: Suitable for muscle relaxation, fatigue recovery, and health improvement. ■ Transform the living room into a karaoke room! Have fun with high-quality sound on our professional DAM karaoke system. ■ Host lively BBQs on the terrace (electric BBQ grill available). ■ Late check-out at 1 PM—relax and unwind until midday.

Relax in an Onsen with breathtaking views. Rejuvenate in the sauna. Enjoy a movie on the projector or binge-read popular manga! Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and fully unwind.

EXP. Co-Onsen 呼隱撰 is a private villa situated right at the border of Atami and Yugawara. Against this backdrop, Co-Onsen features 2 private onsens - one made of wood and one of stone, a private sauna, a state-of-the-art kitchen, a phone booth for remote meetings, radiant floor heating at the core, and sleeping space for up to 9. The house is surrounded by an avant-garde Japanese garden designed by renowned landscape architect Michio Tase, having considered the balance and harmony of every species from the pond to the slopes, coming together in a non-pretentious, natural garden.