A very nice place to stay , just close to the railway station. Very practical when you come for a few days The hotel is great , the bedrooms are spacious Nice roof top and a nice sea view because the hotel is a little uphill . At the reception they give you nice kimonos You can enjoy the hot springs either the public or the private one

The fact that the hotel does not have lift , but it is manageable because the stairs are wild . We stayed on the third floor but It was ok because we did not have heavy luggage with us . No coffee left at 9 am in the machine .

Staff were excellent, highly responsive through the booking.com app, allowing us to order the shuttlebus from the station with ease. The private onsen was also wonderful, for about 3000 yen we could book a private family bath for 45 minutes. The public pools were a little smaller, but the rooftop had a really wonderful view

The only complaints I had about my stay was the weather! And I don't think the staff could have done much about that.

Was a very clean hotel with helpful staff.

Breakfast was only one option and a proper breakfast room with options or buffet would be a great improvement. Also just having stairs and no lift was challenging with small children.

The onsen on the 4th floor is very nice!

No parking lot, we ended up spending lots of money for the parking lot.

very clean and well maintained rooms, easy check in. A few minutes from Atami station. nice night view of the city. The onsens were smaller than usual but very very clean.

The doors on the rooms are not auto locking.

hot spring with terrace

They don’t have an English instruction how to use the vending machine at the free lounge. They need to clearly put a sign in English for their foreign guest .

It is clean and I love the hot spring and the swing (rooftop)

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The open air bath

No elevator

Loved the rooftop onsen. Loved the view. The beds were comfortable and the shower was nice, albeit small.

This is UPHILL so beware of that AND, the hotel does not have an elevator. We were on the top floor which had a lovely view but we had to carry our suitcases up five flights of stairs so that was a bit challenging. If you are traveling lightly, it's nice. Also, note that it's not in the main part of town but it is near the station. Most recommended restaurants were a good 20-25 min walk away (also, many of them turned us away because they didn't want foreigners even though I speak Japanese). We did not experience this in any other city in Japan (and I lived there for 2+ years).

The peaceful area and great view. The staff is very nice too.

For young people is fine but if you have problems with doing stairs - please note there is no elevator.