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I recently stayed here on a solo trip. The Room had large windows that created an open, airy feel, and the view was wonderful. I was able to relax in the Onsen and the private hot stone sauna. The welcome drinks available until 17:00 were also excellent. The meals were great as well, and I really enjoyed the local ingredients, but there was just one small thing—since the food was so delicious, it was a bit disappointing to eat with disposable chopsticks. The staff were kind and it was great value for money, so I’d love to stay again if I have the chance!

The welcome wine was delicious. Dinner was great—the main chicken dish was tasty, and I was full with the salad and other items; the dessert pudding was absolutely amazing. Breakfast also had a good selection including salads, and the bread was delicious. The bath facilities were very comfortable: I could use the hot stone sauna many times, and the indoor bath was at a perfect temperature for relaxing. The Room was small but functional and easy to use. All of the staff were kind and pleasant. I had a wonderful time.

We stayed for one night on July 4–5. This time, six of us (three couples in our 70s) stayed in three Rooms, each with a private open-air bath. To be honest, two of my friends’ husbands have never wanted to use large public baths on our past trips. So this time we splurged on Rooms with open-air baths—and those husbands were thrilled and apparently bathed many times. Everyone agreed it was excellent. The front desk staff were polite and clear, and the foreign staff member who assisted with meals spoke Japanese very well. We even had a bit of personal conversation, and they answered earnestly, making mealtime very enjoyable. Of course, the food itself was also outstanding: many small dishes and a wide variety of carefully prepared items—again, everyone was completely satisfied. At checkout we passed several housekeeping staff members, and every one of them greeted us properly, so we left feeling great. It was quiet, with only the sound of the nearby river; I almost fell asleep in the open-air bath. The price didn’t feel expensive at all. This turned into a long Review, but there’s no doubt we’ll want to come again.

I stayed in a newly renovated Room with an open-air bath. The Room was spacious, and the open-air bath was large enough to relax in comfortably, which was great. The food was carefully prepared and very delicious.

The food quality was exceptionally high, and it made for a very satisfying stay. Compared with other Hotels in Atami Onsen or buffet venues 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, etc.) was also delicious. Breakfast stood out as well—especially the nikujaga and the freshness of the toppings for the DIY seafood rice bowl—and I couldn’t help going back for seconds. The staff were all international, but they were friendly and spoke Japanese very well; it actually added a refreshing change of pace that helped me forget everyday life. While the building itself feels a bit dated, the Room and hallways are kept very clean. In particular, I’d give five stars to the fact that each Room has its own individual air conditioning (new units and outdoor compressors have been installed), so I could stay comfortable without being affected by seasonal centralized switching. Because the large public Onsen bath was under renovation, I had to use private baths or facilities at a sister Hotel—and I couldn’t use a sauna—which was slightly disappointing (about 2–3 stars). However, this was more than made up for by the excellent ingredients and the stunning ocean-view scenery. It’s a great Hotel where you can truly enjoy solo travel.

I stayed here solo as a reward to myself after working hard through the summer. Perched on a hill with ocean views, about 15 minutes from Atami Station by Shuttle Service, it’s only around two hours from my home in Tokyo but felt like a real getaway. From the welcome afternoon tea while soaking in the footbath to the Onsen and delicious meals, I enjoyed everything to the fullest. I’d heard that drinks at dinner were free, but the selection was far more extensive than I expected—even I, who rarely drink alcohol, ended up having sparkling wine and fruit liqueur. This Hotel is surprisingly reasonably priced for what it offers, and you can really feel the effort behind that throughout. The Room was a bit dated and there were some scratches on the fittings and furniture, but details like simple, stylish glasses and cups; using local ingredients even if not luxury items; and keeping amenities to only what’s necessary actually left me with a very positive impression. In earlier Reviews I saw comments such as indoor footwear being wooden geta sandals that were hard to walk in, or that things had become digital and explanations at reception were confusing. However, they now provide stylish slippers indoors, and they also gave clear guidance—including how to use your smartphone—so I felt they genuinely listen to guests’ feedback and keep improving. All of the staff were pleasant right down to housekeeping. As we left in the Shuttle Service car and passed through the gate, I looked back and saw an adorable female staff member waving enthusiastically goodbye—it really warmed my heart. There are a few minor shortcomings if you look for them, but considering the price it’s truly excellent, and I’d love to stay again. Maybe it’s just my bad luck with weather: despite a sunny forecast it stayed cloudy throughout so the sea didn’t look its best. That’s something I’d love to come back for revenge next time (lol).

This was my repeat stay. This time I stayed in the “Tasogare” Room, and its calm atmosphere allowed me to truly relax. As someone who enjoys alcohol, the all-inclusive plan—where I can enjoy my favorite drinks without worrying about extra charges—is a major highlight unique to this Accommodation. Because you can take your time without watching the clock, it’s easy to end up staying longer than planned. Also, compared with my previous visit, there were more types of games available to bring into the Room, which could be great when staying with two or more people. The private sauna I look forward to every time also came with a full 90 minutes—plenty of time—and I really appreciated being able to use it at my own pace without worrying about others. After the sauna, I could unwind in the lobby, my Room, or the lounge, making for a truly luxurious experience. All of the staff were courteous and warm, and I felt comfortable throughout my stay. Even as a returning guest, it was nice to be treated with consistent kindness. If I had one small note: the slope leading down to the parking area is a bit steep, so drivers of low-clearance cars or those not confident behind the wheel may need to be cautious. That said, it seems unavoidable given the location. Overall, I was very satisfied again this time. I’d love to return in another season. Thank you very much.

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...

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.

They responded quickly to all my inquiries from the Reservation stage, so I felt at ease throughout my stay. There were two baths, both available for private use. Since there weren’t many other guests, I could soak whenever I wanted—it was perfect! I also really appreciated the drink bar. Unlimited alcohol and being able to go straight to sleep afterward is something you can’t easily do at home. The Hotel also has karaoke (a DAM room), available until midnight. With unlimited drinks, unlimited karaoke, and unlimited Onsen access, I would have stayed another night if time allowed. I’d love to stay here again when I visit Atami! I was amazed by the ReFa hair dryer!

Thank you for your hospitality. Thanks to the thoughtful care and service of all the staff, we had a very comfortable stay. Although the Facility is located on Atami’s characteristically steep slope, it is close to the station, taxis arrived quickly, and access was very convenient. The Facility itself may not be brand-new, but the Room was spacious, easy to use, and had an ocean view. The raised-floor style layout and the larger mattress bed were also very comfortable. The large public bath could accommodate about 3–4 people in the tub and around 8–10 people in the washing area; the water was great, and we appreciated the strong shower pressure. One thing we noticed was that the curtains did not block much light, so it was bright early in the morning and woke us up. In any case, we will visit again soon. Thank you.