Atami Seaside Spa & Resort

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I went there during Golden Week ^ ^ The hotel is beautiful, the rooms are spacious and clean. There are many types of breakfast, and my 3-year-old son is delighted ^ ^ Only, there is no parking lot. We used the pay parking lot across the road.

This time we stayed as a couple. We had to wait a little while to check in, but the check-in went smoothly. We were impressed with the ocean view when we entered our room (on the 8th floor). The large public bath was just the right temperature, and the ocean view from the open-air bath was amazing. The sauna was spacious and the temperature was just right, so we were able to refresh ourselves. For dinner, we grilled crab and turban shells, shrimp, and scallops ourselves, and they were delicious. The thick-sliced ​​sashimi was also delicious, and we ate a lot of it. For breakfast, we grilled horse mackerel and mackerel ourselves, and made our own seafood bowl, which was delicious. It was easily accessible from Atami Station, so we enjoyed touring the tourist spots.

We stayed here on a tour that included a hot stone sauna. The room was spacious and had access to a terrace and garden. There was a bus stop in front of the hotel, so it was easy to get around. It would have been nice if the dinner buffet had more items.

I stayed in a cabin room for women only. It was quietly located at the back of the same floor as the large hot spring bath, and there was a card key at the entrance to the cabin area. The entrance to the private room was a roll curtain instead of a door. It was surprisingly comfortable. There was also a safe with an electronic lock. Everyone was considerate of others, so I don't think there would be any problems if you were with other sensible adults. However, since the room specifications are as described above, noise from daily life is unavoidable, but please follow your manners and bring earplugs if it bothers you. I'm not sure if this is the right analogy, but it feels like a large room in a hospital? The partitions are walls, not curtains. You use the tea corner and the shared refrigerator with a clip with the room number. It felt like using the hotel facilities as if it were a guest house. The regular rooms are an ocean view hotel, so they are small, but you can see the ocean from the open-air bath, and the lobby lounge is spacious. For some reason, the Wi-Fi in the common areas, including the cabin rooms, lobby and restaurant, did not work at all on the first day of my stay. There seems to be a separate Wi-Fi for the general rooms. Not only that, 4G did not work. 4G works as soon as you step outside the hotel building. However, the next morning I noticed that the Wi-Fi was working fine even in the cabin, which made me wonder what on earth I was talking about. There are plans for both accommodation only and breakfast included. The restaurant has an ocean view and many counter seats by the windows, which is great for solo travelers. The buffet and dinner service for regular rooms are not particularly noteworthy. I think it's very good for a carefree solo trip. However, as a personal opinion, if I were to stay in a regular room, I would choose a different inn (lol). There are many different hotels in Atami.

My nephew was hospitalized during a trip, so we decided to stay for three nights on short notice. I was looking for a good accommodation close to the hospital and decided on this one. The result was very correct. Affordable price, hot spring included, yukata included, and the sea right in front of you! The room was clean and comfortable, and it was close to the station and Atami Ginza, and the bus stop was right in front of me, so I didn't have any trouble getting anywhere. You can see the impressive fireworks display as soon as you step outside and come back without worrying about crowds. It's the best location. Although the door is a roll screen, you can't see other guest rooms and it feels like privacy is ensured. The hurdles to Atami will be lowered and I might come back soon. Thank you for your wonderful time.

The room was a large Japanese-Western style room with an ocean view, and there was a sofa and a terrace, so three people could stay comfortably. However, the lights on the terrace were broken and there was no electricity, and the courtyard was not maintained, so it felt like a waste.