Atami Spring Terrace Hotel

This hotel is located on a very steep hillside; after exiting JR Atami Station, it is recommended to go to the bus stop and the hot spring footbath area (on the left) and go up a small path next to the station luggage storage area. It is relatively flat but requires some climbing. Just like climbing stairs; if your luggage is particularly large, it will be like exercising. It can be reached by walking about 800-1 kilometers. There is nothing on the mountain, so you have to buy it at the bottom of the mountain.It is not recommended (Google recommends) to go down Pinghe Shopping Street and take a small road next to a grilled fish restaurant on the road; this is the hell fitness road! It’s so steep that it’s too steep; the suitcase’s wheels aren’t strong enough, so I’m waiting for a tire to burst🤣 As I walk up the hill, I find it’s a driveway; almost everyone takes a taxi.The hotel provides self-service check-in; you will be given a set of passwords after reporting to the front desk staff; you can enter and check out independently.The room is decorated with Japanese traditional Japanese style takumi; if you check in early, you need to wait for the receptionist; he will help you take your luggage to the room.But there was no help in making the bed; so I had to make the bed and make the quilt myself.In addition to family-style rooms with toilets, the rest of the rooms have toilets outside, and the bathroom is a large bathhouse! You can bathe in hot springs, but if you have public baggage and are afraid to bathe together or are on your period, you need to consider this yourself.The hotel is located on a high slope, so it is a great place to watch the fireworks; you can easily watch them on the hotel terrace without crowds! The hotel provides yukata for bathing; if you want to experience it, you can wear it and take photos.The taxi ride to the hotel costs about 5,000 yen.If you are traveling on a budget or are elderly, just take a taxi from the taxi stand on the left side of the station!

We had a fantastic experience here! The room was very spacious and extremely clean. I loved the traditional style living space. Our room included a washing machine which was very useful after a long day in the sun and at the beach. The hotel is very very close to the station, but on a steep hill. I would recommend a taxi if you have heavy bags, but at night we found the location to be convenient for walking to dinner or bars. The private onsen was a great touch as well - quiet, private, and the perfect temperature!

Beautiful room with private onsen (hot spring) at a nice location. Nice steep walk up from the train station to get to the hotel (could be challenging with heavy luggage).Friendly and accommodating service and they were happy to lend us an HDMI cable to use to connect with the humongous TV screen in the room.

The interior decoration is very old, but the boss's service is 100%!There are only 2 floors inside, and there is a bathhouse (also a place for bathing) underground.Tatami is very comfortable and provides clean sheets for sleeping TatamiBreakfast is ￥500 and comes with 8 wontons, very delicious ❤️The boss even changed into a chef uniform to deliver food, but he told us he was not the boss 😂😂Satisfied and checked outIt is possible to go up there, but it is not recommended for the elderly.Because the road is very sloping, it is recommended to call a taxi if there are elderly people traveling with you.

As a hotel, I was very satisfied. There was a hot spring, and after the hot spring, we were able to play table tennis, which the children enjoyed.As for the service, we did everything ourselves, we had a tablet to check in, and we just left the hotel without checking out. I never had any contact with the hotel staff.The location is up a fairly steep hill, so we recommend taking a taxi from the station.The view towards Atami from the rooftop was very nice.

This hotel is located on a very steep hillside; after exiting JR Atami Station, it is recommended to go to the bus stop and the hot spring footbath area (on the left) and go up a small path next to the station luggage storage area. It is relatively flat but requires some climbing. Just like climbing stairs; if your luggage is particularly large, it will be like exercising. It can be reached by walking about 800-1 kilometers. There is nothing on the mountain, so you have to buy it at the bottom of the mountain.It is not recommended (Google recommends) to go down Pinghe Shopping Street and take a small road next to a grilled fish restaurant on the road; this is the hell fitness road! It’s so steep that it’s too steep; the suitcase’s wheels aren’t strong enough, so I’m waiting for a tire to burst🤣 As I walk up the hill, I find it’s a driveway; almost everyone takes a taxi.The hotel provides self-service check-in; you will be given a set of passwords after reporting to the front desk staff; you can enter and check out independently.The room is decorated with Japanese traditional Japanese style takumi; if you check in early, you need to wait for the receptionist; he will help you take your luggage to the room.But there was no help in making the bed; so I had to make the bed and make the quilt myself.In addition to family-style rooms with toilets, the rest of the rooms have toilets outside, and the bathroom is a large bathhouse! You can bathe in hot springs, but if you have public baggage and are afraid to bathe together or are on your period, you need to consider this yourself.The hotel is located on a high slope, so it is a great place to watch the fireworks; you can easily watch them on the hotel terrace without crowds! The hotel provides yukata for bathing; if you want to experience it, you can wear it and take photos.The taxi ride to the hotel costs about 5,000 yen.If you are traveling on a budget or are elderly, just take a taxi from the taxi stand on the left side of the station!