Hotel terbaik di Atami

"1.Parking abit inconvenient,paid 1000 per day but every time must engage hotel staff to arrange the car in and out and also only available 8am-10pm range  2.water only 1 small bottles per day , we didn’t know and take one more that day, the male staff snatch back from us (unbelievable !), we don’t mind to buy from across Family mart, 1 big bottles only 120yen, why hotel so calculating, just put the sign so the guests will know  3.so call breakfast included is only a cup of coffee and 1 bread"

"The smoking room smelled of cigarettes. I opened the window to ventilate and found that there was a tram outside the window, so I closed the door, but I was still woken up several times a night. The decoration was very old-fashioned. I didn't dare to turn off the lights to sleep at night, and I was ****. I don't recommend staying in Atami. There is nothing to do. You should stay in Izu Kogen."

"The bathroom is surprisingly clean. The location is good and not far from JR, but there is a slope. There is only one bathroom. The boys' bathing time is too short. They will not have enough time to take a bath after returning from the fireworks festival. Basic toiletries, disinfectants, etc. are all provided. Anyway, there are many charged items, so it’s best to bring your own. Breakfast is a bowl of Ochazuke rice with an egg. The self-service option includes dishwashing. If you don’t have any requirements for breakfast, you can consider it."

"We managed to book the family suite we had our hearts set on, and the ocean views from the two large windows were absolutely breathtaking. The hotel boasts a charming retro Showa-era ambiance; despite renovations, its historical character shines through everywhere. We only had a chance to visit one of the public baths, and the outdoor bath there offered a truly spectacular view. We also booked a private onsen, where you could enjoy soaking while indulging in ice cream. We had the second dinner seating, so some dishes were already finished. I highly recommend making your own kaisen-don (seafood rice bowl) with ingredients like tuna, trout, and sweet shrimp, and then pouring dashi broth over it to turn it into chazuke. After dinner, you can explore the game corner and KTV, but do note that playing games and karaoke are not free. The hotel itself is quite expansive, so I recommend taking some time to explore all its corners. In short, we thoroughly enjoyed every moment!"

"Hotel Resorpia Atami was an unplanned booking on my trip. I got stranded at Atami Station due to Typhoon No. 11, so I ended up booking this hotel. To my surprise, it exceeded my expectations: 1) The hotel is located by the sea and is a 10-15 minute walk from Atami Station. 2) All rooms face the ocean and there are Japanese-style tatami rooms, which felt very authentic. 3) The hotel has a large public bath (onsen) where you can enjoy a relaxing soak while watching the sunset or sunrise – it was incredibly romantic! I'll definitely stay here again next time!"

"At first, I was worried about the facial recognition system and the user experience at the self-service check-in after reading the reviews. Once we arrived, the location was easy to find and check-in was very simple. There was a sticker at the door with the booking person's name, the bed number, and a code. Just press the code to enter. It's less than 15 minutes from Atami Station, and the walk from the station to the hotel is downhill. There's a supermarket and convenience store in between. It's a short walk from Atami Nanayu and Kinomiya Shrine. The restrooms and bathrooms were clean, with separate bathrooms for men and women. The beds were large, and the value for money was very good."

"I was very impressed by how friendly everyone at the inn was. They showed us to the terrace for meals, and even provided a shuttle bus to the Atami fireworks festival, so we were treated very well. I'd like to come again next year. Thank you for your hospitality."

"Very satisfying accommodation experience, the comfortable one-night stay and two-meals system perfectly matches the heart of a leisurely vacation. The first-class sea view, open your eyes to the soft and beautiful sunrise every day, will come again"

"The room was very big. We took three baths in the hot springs and it was very comfortable. Remember to include breakfast and dinner next time, otherwise it will be difficult to find food in Yugawara."

"Hygiene: clean Environment: facing the sea Japanese tatami Facilities: There are 3 independent small hot springs for one person to soak, and a large soup Breakfast varieties are both Chinese and Western, especially like Natto ➕ Mizeng Soup"