Shikisai Ichiriki - Bandai Atami Onsen, A Century-Old Traditional Inn -

In a word, I was absolutely satisfied.First of all, the welcome was wonderful and very thoughtful.The Accommodation had a calm atmosphere throughout, and upon arrival we were treated to chilled sweets and matcha, which helped us relax right away.The Room consisted of two adjoining Japanese-style rooms: we had meals in the 10-tatami room, and futons were laid out in the 6-tatami room. It was great to be able to separate sleeping and dining spaces.We chose in-room dining, and everything—from preparation and serving to explanations of each dish and clearing up afterward—was handled with such pleasant hospitality.The large public bath was very spacious. I used it three times (evening, night, and morning), and by chance no one else was there each time, so it felt like having it all to myself. The water temperature was perfect for me, and the silky-smooth quality of the spring water felt amazing.And above all—so quiet!!Not exactly “forgetting the city bustle,” but it truly felt that way: all I could hear were cicadas. Spending unhurried time on the veranda while looking out at the garden was incredibly precious.I got to enjoy the luxury of doing nothing.I had to leave early due to my schedule, but they kindly accommodated an earlier breakfast. Also, although I hadn’t requested it that morning, they even drove me to the station—it helped me so much!I would love to stay again if I have another chance.Next time I’d like to enjoy the morning coffee as well.Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed here about three times now, and it’s truly an excellent Accommodation. It’s conveniently close to the station, and I really appreciate that they still provide a Shuttle Service. I was especially impressed when they were waiting for me even though I hadn’t made any special arrangements in advance. The Facility has a rich history and offers a spacious, relaxing atmosphere. You can see superb craftsmanship throughout, and the garden is also beautiful. The Onsen is wonderfully relaxing while looking out over the greenery. The skin-beautifying waters leave your skin silky smooth. And the best part of all is the dining. The seasonal kaiseki course, making full use of local ingredients, feels like a work of art. Everything is delicious, but I’m particularly moved by how flavorful the vegetables are. I’ll be back again.