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All staff members who supported us were incredibly hospitable, and it made our trip truly wonderful. Our whole family was very satisfied—thank you! The facilities were up to date, and the security was excellent. The Ryokan was also very clean and hygienic. Both dinner and breakfast were delicately and elegantly seasoned, everything was fresh, and we enjoyed every dish—it was all delicious. This is a Hotel we would definitely want to stay at again! Thank you as well for preparing surprise plates for us on two consecutive days!

We were satisfied with everything—the free drinks, dinner, and breakfast. There were also five types of private open-air baths, and the instructions were easy to understand, which was wonderful. Most of the staff are from overseas, but everyone spoke Japanese very well, so we had no trouble at all and enjoyed a comfortable stay thanks to their polite service.

We stayed here for a maternity trip and to celebrate my husband’s birthday. We were impressed by Atagawa’s charming entrance and the refined elegance of the interior. The hinoki indoor bath, stone open-air bath, and luxurious amenities such as Sekkisei and Acca Kappa made our stay feel truly indulgent. Walking through the quiet stone garden to the dining venue, “Donkon,” we found an atmosphere so sophisticated it would suit a stylish wedding ceremony. The cuisine was lavish and beautifully prepared, and we enjoyed every moment. Two things especially moved us during dinner. One was the proprietress’s warm personality—graceful yet friendly—and she kindly explained highlights of each dish. The other was their thoughtful accommodation for pregnancy. When making our Reservation, I didn’t request any changes, thinking it would be easier to have my husband eat anything I couldn’t. However, upon arrival, the staff proactively offered an alternative and changed my sashimi to miso-grilled spiny lobster. It was delicious, and we were deeply touched by their consideration. We would love to return once our baby is born.

This was my first stay, and since the Accommodation is on a hill, the views were wonderful. The large public bath was spacious enough to relax and fully enjoy the Onsen. I was also happy that each guest was provided with two thick face towels and two thick bath towels. I only had breakfast, but there was a good variety and it was delicious. The Shuttle Service bus schedule and the fact that no Reservation was required made it very convenient overall. Considering the value for money, this is an excellent Accommodation that I would like to visit again.

The in-room hot spring bath with free-flowing source water was wonderful. The view from the room was also amazing. I stayed in and worked as part of my job, and it went very smoothly. Thank you very much. By the way, the meat at dinner was incredible—I’ve never had meat that delicious before. Thank you again.

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.

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.

The open-air bath was wonderful, and we really enjoyed the delicious meals. It’s a small, simple inn without a lobby or shop, so we were able to relax in a very calm atmosphere. Once you enter and take off your shoes, everything is tatami, making it easy to walk around. We had in-room dining during our stay, so aside from going to the baths we didn’t need to leave the room at all—which made it even easier to spend a quiet, leisurely time.

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.

It was a truly wonderful Accommodation! It’s a private, whole-house traditional home, and I arrived wondering what it would be like to have a foot bath and karaoke in the living room. It was exactly as imagined—both were boldly set up, and both adults and children enjoyed them. In particular, the donut-shaped foot bath (Onsen) was fantastic; as soon as we arrived, we all gathered around it and had a great time. With a table in the center, it was convenient for placing drinks and more. There is no front desk, so communication with the Accommodation is only by email or phone. Even so, we really felt their hospitality: before check-in on the day of arrival, the manager had already started running the Room air conditioning and preparing the Onsen in the bathroom. They also provided Nespresso and bottled water. There were also handy extras like a Bluetooth speaker, some magazines, puzzles, and other small items—there was never a dull moment. Fun for both adults and kids all day long! The only thing that concerned me was the river. Perhaps due to several days of heavy rain, at bedtime we could hear the roaring sound of the river right next to us, which made us feel slightly uneasy. However, by checking river information and making sure our child didn’t open any windows, we were able to stay without any issues. It was such a unique Room experience that we had an amazing time—we’d definitely love to stay again!

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.

Stayed overnight with friends and had a very comfortable time. Everything we needed was provided, so we didn’t lack anything. The Room had a great ocean view, which was amazing. It’s about a 10-minute walk to the beach, and you can also walk from Atami Station. The Onsen and the meals were both excellent!

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!

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.

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.

Thank you for the delicious meal. It was clear that a lot of thought had gone into it, and the paired drinks were excellent as well. The large public bath was on the smaller side, but the private open-air bath was too good to enjoy just once—I wanted to use it again and again. Next time, I’d like to book early from the start.

Three colleagues and I stayed here. We were very satisfied with the variety of dishes at dinner and breakfast, the service, and the bath. Great value for money.

When I stay overnight, I’m usually at my most exhausted. The body-friendly meals and the Onsen help me Clear and feel renewed. It’s always the perfect retreat at a comfortable distance from central Tokyo. I’ll be back again when I’m completely worn out.

My family often stays at Itoen Hotel in the Izu area, and this time I stayed alone in the Atami area. At check-in, the front desk staff provided a very polite explanation and made a great impression. Even though I was traveling solo, they suggested karaoke, and when I couldn’t find the parking lot and used a nearby paid parking lot instead, they came outside to explain where it was—truly guest-focused service that I really appreciated. Despite my last-minute Reservation, they accommodated my requests, and I was able to enjoy stunning views of Atami from my Room. While the Room does show its age, it was well cleaned and comfortable for resting. I also used two baths—one in the South Wing and one in the Main Building—and both had great views that washed away my daily fatigue. In the dining area, it left a good impression that staff would say things like “Thank you for waiting—○○ is ready,” as they replenished items that had run out. The food was consistently good in a reassuring way, and I enjoyed everything—including the all-you-can-drink option. Next time, I’d like to visit with my family again. Thank you very much—it was a wonderful Hotel.

I felt this Accommodation could be rated very differently depending on the purpose of your trip and the Room you choose. I stayed because I was interested in their guest Room with a semi-open-air bath. The exterior looks dated, and the front desk area doesn’t feel like a typical Hotel, which made me a bit uneasy at first. But once I entered the Room, it was very clean and instantly lifted my mood. The Facility also felt relatively new and well maintained. And of course, it has an ocean view. The refrigerator includes a freezer compartment, and there’s also a microwave and a washing machine (with dryer). Amenities such as skincare items and cleansing products are all provided individually packaged. There were two bath towels set out plus one spare in the drawer—three per person in total, which was more than enough. (Though I’m not sure if this applies only to Rooms with a semi-open-air bath.) Most importantly, the semi-open-air bath was truly wonderful. You can see the ocean at a glance through the large window, and the tub is spacious enough for what feels like four people. The Onsen in the Room is not free-flowing, but it’s easy to adjust the temperature so you can soak as long as you like at your preferred heat. Because there’s a glass partition between it and the living area, you can even watch TV (with subtitles) while bathing. The staff were pleasant and kind—they quickly helped me exchange my indoor sandal size and delivered them to my Room. It was No Meals Included, but it’s close to both the station and Atami Ginza, making dining out and shopping very convenient. It’s different from an ordinary Hotel, but as a condominium-style stay with an in-room Onsen, it was excellent. I highly recommend the Grand View Room. I’d love to visit again.