아타미역 × 해산물 요리 자랑 숙소 순위식사의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 3페이지

First of all, the staff were wonderful. Many international team members were working there, and they were well trained and welcomed us with warm smiles. I misunderstood the breakfast time and arrived late to my set meal seat, but I was not rushed at all and was able to enjoy a delicious meal. Everything was very clean, including the bedding sheets. This time I used the Yugawara Smile Coupon and got a great deal on my stay, but even without the coupon I felt it offers excellent value for money. It was only one night, but I was able to relax. Thank you!

Service, hot springs, meals, room, and tranquility—everything was excellent. I would definitely like to visit again. However, perhaps because of the season, we were heavily bothered by mosquitoes at the large public open-air bath and on the terrace of our room. There was mosquito coil incense in the private bath, but it would be appreciated if it were also available in the room and in the private bath. We borrowed an anti-itch ointment from the front desk. It was a lifesaver—thank you very much.

It takes about a 20-minute walk from the station, but Atami Marine Spa, Atami Ginza, and the ferry terminal are within walking distance. The Room has a microwave and kettle, so it’s easy to buy food and eat in the Room. Free drinks were available from 5:00 PM, which was very helpful.

We stayed as three generations. We made a Reservation for three Rooms: a baby Room for our young grandchild, a Room with an open-air bath for us grandparents, and twin Rooms for our two daughters. There happened to be a fireworks festival during our stay, and we were able to enjoy an amazing display—such a wonderful memory. The buffet offered a wide variety of dishes, and everything was replenished quickly so nothing ran out. We love traveling and have stayed at many Hotels, but this Hotel is one I would definitely recommend. Free baby food was available, and there was also a kids’ buffet set up so small children could easily help themselves. I think it’s a Hotel where both adults and children can have a great time. During the Reservation process, I made a mistake that caused trouble for the Hotel, but they supported us in many ways and we truly appreciate it. Thank you very much. We would love to visit again.

The meals were delicious. Choosing abalone for dinner was the right decision. Breakfast was also great, with a wide variety of dishes. The front desk provided thorough explanations, and the dining staff responded quickly. It was also convenient that the bath, washbasin area, and toilet were separate. A small detail, but having three towels was a nice touch as well.

The meals exceeded expectations—I was amazed by the all-you-can-eat alfonsino sashimi. Despite being a small property, they offered a live steak station, chocolate fondue, eel rice, tempura, and plenty of local ingredients. The staff were polite and attentive while keeping a comfortable distance. Breakfast was also enjoyable, with both Japanese and Western sides as well as yogurt, crepes, fresh fruit, and even gelato. The room was average. It was disappointing that the front desk service felt unreliable.

Wanting a break from work and everyday chores, I searched for an Onsen Accommodation where I could truly relax even on my own, and that’s how I found Yugawara Fuga. I made a Reservation for the Shuttle Service from the station. The driver was very kind, and we chatted a little—it was really enjoyable. After arriving, check-in was smooth because I had completed smart check-in in advance. You can choose your favorite yukata, then enjoy tea in the café lounge with cake and sweets served in a mug you like. There were plenty of books as well, and being able to relax while looking out at the garden felt wonderfully luxurious. The Room was more than spacious enough for one person—a Japanese-style room with a nostalgic feel. There were no small children among the guests, and since there is no TV in the Room, it was quiet and easy to simply unwind. Everything was very clean; the sink area was spacious, and the lighted mirror made it convenient to use. The futon is self-service—I prefer laying it out when I want, so it didn’t bother me at all. If you’d rather not set up your own bedding, I recommend choosing a room with beds. There is a cypress bath in the Room, but I liked the open-air bath and large public bath so much that I ended up using those several times—and never used the in-room bath after all. For dinner I chose the light course; it was still plenty of food and left me full. It was also nice that dessert and tea were included. Since it was during peak busy hours, there were moments when we waited a bit between dishes, but it didn’t bother me. The dining staff stayed efficient while still taking care to explain each dish and serve attentively—their dedication came through, which made waiting easy. I also felt their teamwork was excellent. As a solo traveler, they thoughtfully considered my table placement in the restaurant as well. The appetizers were things I don’t usually get to try, and dishes like ochazuke made with mussel broth were unique and delicious. Breakfast was Japanese-style breakfast. The soy sauce I made myself at the café lounge the day before tasted great over an Onsen egg (soft-boiled egg), and it went perfectly with fifteen-grain rice—I couldn’t stop eating. The pork miso soup made with Izu miso paste plus pickled plum (umeboshi) was unusual in a good way. There was also plenty of rice served in an ohitsu pot—more than enough—so even those with bigger appetites would be satisfied. I did nothing but soak slowly in the Onsen baths, enjoy delicious meals, and spend quiet time—overall extremely satisfying. Everyone at Hotel/Accommodation (staff) was kind and courteous. If I had to mention one drawback: there are quite a lot of steps/stairs throughout the building, and despite checking maps/signage first time around felt like navigating something of a maze on my way to large public bath area (I got lost initially). Still: I'd love return again treat myself once more!

The food quality was exceptionally high, and it made for a truly satisfying stay. Compared with other hotels in Atami Onsen or buffet dining in Kinugawa Onsen, the overall number of dishes is more modest, but signature items like steak and crab are well covered, so you never get tired of it. The welcome service from 3:00 PM (alcohol, oden, onsen manju buns, etc.) was also delicious. Breakfast stood out as well—the nikujaga (meat-and-potato stew) and the fresh toppings for the DIY seafood rice bowl were excellent, and I couldn’t help going back for seconds. All of the staff were international, but they were friendly and spoke Japanese very well; if anything, it added a refreshing touch that helped me forget everyday life. The building itself feels a bit dated, but the rooms and hallways are kept very clean. In particular, I’d give five stars for the individually controlled air conditioning (each room has been upgraded with a new unit and outdoor condenser), which made my stay comfortable without having to deal with seasonal centralized switching. The only disappointment (2–3 stars) was that the main public bath was under renovation, so we had to use private baths or facilities at a sister hotel—and there was no sauna. However, this was more than made up for by the excellent ingredients and the stunning ocean-view scenery. A great hotel for fully enjoying a solo trip.

My spouse and I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days with a No Meals Included plan. The building itself felt a bit dated in places, but the interior and our Room were well cleaned, so it felt fresh and comfortable throughout our stay. We chose a “discounted” Room that was priced lower than usual. We were told this was because it is on the first floor facing a toll road, but in reality we barely noticed any traffic noise and were able to relax in peace. In that sense, it exceeded our expectations in a good way. Another major highlight was having a Japanese-style tatami room. Being able to stretch out on the tatami, relax, or lie down was very comfortable, and it was impressive how we could unwind like at home even though it’s a Hotel. There was also a convenience store nearby, which made quick shopping easy. The beach is within walking distance as well, so the location is great for enjoying an easy seaside stroll. Overall, it was an excellent value-for-money stay and we were very satisfied.

Check-in isn’t self-service—friendly staff will welcome you with a smile. They not only upgraded our room for my sister’s birthday, but also prepared a surprise—so touching! We enjoyed welcome drinks on the rooftop while feeling the sea breeze, and both dinner and breakfast were high-quality buffets we could savor without worrying about time. Everything is barrier-free from the parking lot, with an easy layout, so my mother—who can’t walk much—could stay comfortably and安心. We can’t wait to come back soon. Thank you very much!

I was truly relaxed by everything—the new, modern, spacious Room, the large Onsen public bath, the meals, and the view from the Room. Thank you very much.

Located near Yugawara’s Manyo Park, the Hotel is a comfortable size and it was enjoyable to walk around inside. Dinner was a course meal served at the table, and the staff were efficient, allowing us to relax. It was great to enjoy both the open-air bath for Hotel guests and the one for general visitors. The front desk staff were also very courteous.

I booked this Hotel after seeing it on YouTube, and it exceeded my expectations—it was a wonderful Hotel with a nostalgic charm that still retains the atmosphere of Japan’s Showa-era bubble period. There are many stunning scenic spots both inside and outside the building, and the meals offered a wide variety of dishes and were very delicious. I will never forget the breathtaking view of Sagami Bay from the large public bath, Spa Rium Nishiki. We stayed in an Ocean Wing Room, which was also clean. However, there was only one towel in the washroom, so I would have appreciated having face towels provided for each guest. Thanks to you, our Atami trip became a wonderful memory. Thank you very much to all the staff!

Before I knew it, I’ve stayed here for a Multiple Night Stay in December, June, and September (lol). Within walking distance from Yugawara Station (Shuttle Service also available). There are also Rooms where smoking is allowed. I use this place casually when I just want to relax and refresh in the Onsen. About the 4-star rating: Regarding the amenity tabi socks, even on a Multiple Night Stay, receiving only one pair per person makes me think, “Huh?” the next day. It might be worth considering providing them for each night of a Multiple Night Stay, or clearly stating that it’s one pair per person. As for meals and the rice tubs (ohitsu), isn’t there food waste? Staff do serve the meals, but I think rice could be handled like tea—self-serve would be fine. This could likely be solved by investing in one or two rice cookers (10-cup capacity): cook with a gas cooker, transfer to warmers, and set them out. Then you could serve an ohitsu only to guests who request it.

My 88-year-old mother, my sister and I, my daughter, and my two grandchildren (six of us across four generations) stayed at Atami Korakuen Hotel for one night and two days. Although we were a group with a wide range of ages, everyone was comfortable, and we were very satisfied with our stay. The Shuttle Service bus from Atami Station to the Hotel was extremely helpful. Our Room was an 18-tatami Japanese-style room with large windows, so we could also enjoy the beautiful nighttime view of Atami town. The breakfast and dinner buffets offered a great variety—from dishes my mother enjoys to kid-friendly options—so everyone could enjoy the meals together regardless of age. The freshly grilled dried horse mackerel was especially delicious. The large public bath was equipped with a baby bath and baby soap, so we felt at ease bathing even with our young grandchildren. We truly appreciated the thoughtful attention to detail. When we asked the front desk to arrange a taxi for getting around, they responded quickly, which helped us a lot. This is a Hotel I can wholeheartedly recommend to families traveling with babies or elderly relatives. We would love to stay again as a family. Thank you for the wonderful memories.

This is our annual summer family trip with three generations. We book two Rooms, and we truly appreciate that you arrange them next to each other. The baths are amazing—wonderful Onsen! The food is delicious with a wide variety of options, and all the staff are so kind and helpful. It’s an outstanding Hotel. My mother was left partially paralyzed after a cerebral hemorrhage and has limited mobility, so we wondered if this might be our last trip together—but this year again, our whole family was able to come. We hope my mother and father stay healthy so we can all return next year as well. This is the best Hotel for creating wonderful memories on our yearly family trips. Please take care of yourselves, and keep up the great work. I’ll be visiting with friends in October too, and I’m looking forward to coming back again. Thank you very much for everything this year as well.

This was my second stay. The room had large windows and a balcony, making it the perfect hotel for watching the fireworks. It’s not new by any means. The step at the toilet entrance was difficult for guests with mobility issues. The meals were more than we could finish, and the simmered golden eye snapper was delicious. It’s a bit pricey, but this is the best hotel for seeing the fireworks up close! Regarding the open-air bath: For the size of the bathtub, there were too few shower stations in the washing area, and some guests had to wait. Overall, we were very satisfied!

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay on the Japanese kaiseki dinner Plan. I truly enjoyed it while relaxing and taking in Atami’s night views. I was very happy that the entire menu was changed between the first and second nights. Everything was delicious, though the portions were a bit too large for me to finish, which was a shame. The all-you-can-drink selection felt smaller than at a buffet, but it was more than enough and I was satisfied. It’s true that the building and Facility are old, but the Room is spacious, and all the staff were kind and attentive, so I could relax. Since there is only one smoking area on the 1st floor of the annex, it was a bit of a hassle to go out from my Room—so it actually helped me cut back on smoking. There are open-air baths in both the main building and the annex; I preferred the annex because it’s larger. I also got to see the Mid-Autumn full moon (though it was partly covered by clouds). Breakfast was buffet-style. I went in during the last seating, but everything was still available, and anything that ran low was replenished quickly, so there were no issues. The clam miso soup and grated yam were especially good. It’s literally 0 minutes on foot to Atami Ginza Street, so on day two I enjoyed walking around town at lunchtime and then came back to soak in the bath—an ideal way to enjoy Atami. This Accommodation is wonderful: families with children or younger groups can enjoy choosing what they like at the buffet along with table tennis or karaoke, while retirees like me can relax and enjoy great meals in peace.

The staff were exceptionally friendly. They were kind and attentive, and every staff member greeted us as we passed by. The food was delicious, and the service was a pleasure. All rooms had an open, ocean-view setting. This can’t really be helped, but the long layout made getting around a bit tiring.

The renovated Onsen had a wonderful view, and I was able to relax. The dining area also had spacious seating, so it wasn’t crowded and I could enjoy the meal comfortably. However, the light snacks in the lobby were chaotic, with no seats available and a line for check-in, which felt tiring right after arriving. It would be nice if it were more spacious, but I suppose that may not be possible...