Ryotei Ryokan Atami Koarashitei (Formerly Geihinkan Atami Koarashitei)

I booked this stay because of the great Reviews, and it really caught my interest.After sightseeing at Kinomiya Shrine, we took a taxi there, and they warmly welcomed us at the entrance upon arrival.We were traveling with our 4-year-old and 1-year-old children, and everyone was so kind that the kids seemed to have a wonderful time. And above all, I was amazed at how incredibly delicious the food was. My husband and I weren’t very hungry when we went to dinner, but every dish was so good that before we knew it, we had finished everything. Even the appetizers were outstanding. We’ve traveled to many places before, but this was the first time we’ve had food this delicious.The children’s meal was also excellent, and even our child who usually eats very little seemed to eat a lot.Since our younger child is still small, my younger child and I used the in-Room bath, but it was spacious and spotless, so we enjoyed it more than enough. When we come to Atami again, I definitely want to stay here again!

The Ryokan has a classic, traditional entrance. The front desk and lobby are very spacious, and there is a large garden with a koi pond, as well as a tea house in the garden. The Room is roomy and comfortable for relaxing.The bath area is clean; the water may feel a bit hot, but it leaves you feeling refreshed. Above all, the dining stands out. At the dining venue on the third floor, we were able to enjoy kaiseki at a leisurely pace. In addition to a kaiseki course that rivals top-end restaurants in Tokyo, we also enjoyed Atami’s fireworks from our Room.If you can unwind with Onsen, great meals, fireworks, and a good night’s sleep, “luxury” is exactly the right word.