2-Star Hotels in Atami

I personally like this place very much. Although it is a bit biased, the community is very good. The house itself is an old house, and the hardware facilities on the first floor are excellent. I also like the public area, but the room is a little bit old, or it may be unoccupied for a long time, and it has a little taste. However, these did not affect our good mood of staying here. The landlord never showed up from beginning to end. Everything was in a self-help state of tacit understanding. We arrived quietly and left quietly. Ha ha, I will remember this trip to Atami and Ikuan!

I stayed for a day in Atami to watch the firework in the evening on 20th Apr. This hotel is very close to shopping district/street and train station with around 5 mins walk so relatively convenient. The room itself is very basic so pls don't expect much. The hotel offers free toast and coffee for breakfast and as many of the comments here mentioned you can watch the fireworks at the rooftop. Recommended for business travel or if you are on a budget. If you want to experience onsen or better service then I'd suggest you try other hotels in Atami

The hotel is Japanese-style. The main selling point is the hot spring. There is a hot spring mouth inside. The eggs are boiled there, but unlike the hot spring hotels in Lake Toya and Shodoshima, there is a bathtub in the room. The bathing needs to be on the 3-4th floor. This family feels uncomfortable with the hot spring pool. Fortunately, there was no one when I went to the hot spring pool, but the water in the hot spring pool was too hot. Only one of them could bear it. Basically enough to eat, from JR Atami Station to the hotel located on the hillside is fairly convenient. The hotel mainly caters to Japanese people, but there are no Chinese. You can go downhill along the stream to the beach, and follow the trail uphill for more than ten minutes. It is at Raimiya Shrine and JR Raimiya Station. Because I booked it earlier, the price of a two-person twin room at 1,017 yuan (excluding 150 yen * 2 people) on Thursday night is a bit expensive.

The dishes were good. Because it was a chair life, it was painful for me to stretch my legs in the Japanese room.

A long-established hot spring inn on a small hillside, a little far from the center of Atami. There are convenience stores and supermarkets in the neighborhood, but there are not many restaurants. Staying during consecutive holidays, one room for 3 people and a special room with half board for one night are about 50,000 yen per person. I chose a higher-ranked room, so I was able to spend a very spacious and relaxing time. The building is not new, but it has been renovated here and there, and the cleaning is well done and it was very comfortable. The main room is a Japanese room of about 13 tatami mats, a Japanese room of about 6 tatami mats, and a refrigerator, chair and table in the carpet space of about 6-8 tatami mats. From the room, you can see a large garden, a river, and a surrounding mountain 々. Depending on the orientation of the room, some rooms overlook Suruga Bay. In the guest room, there is a bathroom with a large bathtub that flows directly from the source, and a large 々 wash basin space. The bathtub has a texture and scent of cypress, and you can enjoy plenty of hot springs slowly. The windows are large and open. It was good to have a room meal in the morning and dinner, but it was very painful for the old couple to put a cushion on the tatami mats and eat. I would be grateful if you could prepare a table and chair only at meals. Also, I had breakfast at 8:30, but I couldn't sleep very slowly in the morning because I was woken up quite early and started preparing. There is an open large communal bath on the top floor overlooking Suruga Bay. The correspondence of the staff, including Mr. Nakai, the room clerk, was very good. It was never cheap, but it was a satisfying inn where I was able to get the appropriate hospitality and good experience.

Located within Atami Ginza shopping district, Romance za Kado is set in Atami, 800 metres from Kinomiya Shrine and 2.4 km from MOA Museum of Art. The property is around 3.2 km from Izusan Shrine, 6 km from Nagahama Beach and 500 metres from Atami Onsen. Guests at Romance za Kado have access to the shared lounge at the sister property, a 30-second walk away, where a simple breakfast consisting of rice and miso soup is served for an additional fee.

With a stay at Antique room with Onsen in Atami in Atami (Shimotaga), you'll be a 1-minute drive from Ajiro Hot Spring and 6 minutes from Nagahama Beach. This guesthouse is 20 mi (32.2 km) from Lake Ashi and 21.9 mi (35.3 km) from Hakone Shrine.The front desk is staffed during limited hours.Stay in one of the guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

We offer a weekend house consisting 3 rooms for exclusive use, which makes it perfect for trips with you family or friends.

Small inn with the homey hospitality that makes the guests feel at home

Hot spring water 100% directly fed by the source on the property! White cloudy water! Panoramic view of the ocean! Meals full of local fish!