Live Max Resort Atami Ocean
7.4
Very Good(247 reviews)
22-8 Nagisacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0014, Japan
+81 557-81-1150
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Hotel Description
Discover the inviting charm of Live Max Resort Atami Ocean, ideally located at 22-8 Nagisacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0014, Japan, along National Route 135 and overlooking the breathtaking Pacific Ocean. Just 1 km from Atami train station, this relaxed hot spring hotel offers a perfect blend of convenience and tranquility, making it an excellent choice for both relaxation and exploration. The hotel's exterior, coupled with its serene surroundings, captures the essence of coastal Japan while offering easy access to nearby attractions. Guests can enjoy stunning ocean views, especially from the comfort of their rooms, which provide a welcoming atmosphere that promises a rejuvenating stay.
The accommodations at Live Max Resort are designed with comfort and practicality in mind. Unfussy yet elegant, the rooms come equipped with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and minifridges to ensure a pleasant stay. For those seeking an elevated experience, some rooms feature furnished balconies, open-air soaking tubs, and captivating ocean views that enhance the relaxing ambiance. Suites offer additional luxury with sitting areas and traditional short-legged tables, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
This resort is well-equipped with special amenities that enhance the overall guest experience. The streamlined buffet restaurant is a highlight, consistently praised by guests for its diverse offerings and delightful breakfast selections. Additionally, the hotel boasts a spa and an indoor/outdoor bathhouse with stunning ocean views and a rejuvenating sauna. For social gatherings or casual evenings, there is a seasonal BBQ area and a rooftop terrace that invites guests to enjoy the beautiful sunsets. A karaoke room adds an element of fun, perfect for creating lasting memories with friends or family.
Accessibility is a key feature of Live Max Resort Atami Ocean. With various public transport options nearby, guests can easily navigate the area. The nearest train station is just a 5-minute walk away, while Atami Station is a short taxi ride, taking approximately 8 minutes. Major airports like Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport are also within reasonable reach, with taxi travel times of approximately 2 hr 34 min and 1 hr 44 min, respectively.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure guests feel secure during their stay. Enhanced cleaning protocols and attentive service provide peace of mind, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the relaxing environment.
At Live Max Resort, there are plenty of activities to engage in both at the hotel and nearby. Guests can indulge in the healing properties of the on-site onsens, or venture out to explore the local culture. Nearby attractions include the MOA Museum of Art, which offers a rich collection of East Asian art and breathtaking views, and the Atami Plum Garden, known for its seasonal plum festival.
In addition, guests can visit iconic sights such as the scenic Atami Sun Beach, the ancient Kinomiya Shrine with its 2,000-year-old camphor tree, and Lake Ashi, famous for its picturesque sightseeing cruises.
Dining options abound in the area, with several restaurants just a short taxi ride away. Notable mentions include ハレのヒ, known for its delicious local cuisine, and Amekaze Shokudo, offering authentic Japanese dishes. Other nearby options like the Italian restaurant テゴラ and the izakaya Tokinosakana provide a variety of culinary experiences to satisfy diverse palates.
We warmly invite you to experience the tranquility and comfort of Live Max Resort Atami Ocean, where every moment is designed to create unforgettable memories against the stunning backdrop of the Pacific coast. Whether you're here for relaxation or adventure, your stay promises to be enriching and rejuvenating.
The accommodations at Live Max Resort are designed with comfort and practicality in mind. Unfussy yet elegant, the rooms come equipped with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and minifridges to ensure a pleasant stay. For those seeking an elevated experience, some rooms feature furnished balconies, open-air soaking tubs, and captivating ocean views that enhance the relaxing ambiance. Suites offer additional luxury with sitting areas and traditional short-legged tables, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
This resort is well-equipped with special amenities that enhance the overall guest experience. The streamlined buffet restaurant is a highlight, consistently praised by guests for its diverse offerings and delightful breakfast selections. Additionally, the hotel boasts a spa and an indoor/outdoor bathhouse with stunning ocean views and a rejuvenating sauna. For social gatherings or casual evenings, there is a seasonal BBQ area and a rooftop terrace that invites guests to enjoy the beautiful sunsets. A karaoke room adds an element of fun, perfect for creating lasting memories with friends or family.
Accessibility is a key feature of Live Max Resort Atami Ocean. With various public transport options nearby, guests can easily navigate the area. The nearest train station is just a 5-minute walk away, while Atami Station is a short taxi ride, taking approximately 8 minutes. Major airports like Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport are also within reasonable reach, with taxi travel times of approximately 2 hr 34 min and 1 hr 44 min, respectively.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure guests feel secure during their stay. Enhanced cleaning protocols and attentive service provide peace of mind, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the relaxing environment.
At Live Max Resort, there are plenty of activities to engage in both at the hotel and nearby. Guests can indulge in the healing properties of the on-site onsens, or venture out to explore the local culture. Nearby attractions include the MOA Museum of Art, which offers a rich collection of East Asian art and breathtaking views, and the Atami Plum Garden, known for its seasonal plum festival.
In addition, guests can visit iconic sights such as the scenic Atami Sun Beach, the ancient Kinomiya Shrine with its 2,000-year-old camphor tree, and Lake Ashi, famous for its picturesque sightseeing cruises.
Dining options abound in the area, with several restaurants just a short taxi ride away. Notable mentions include ハレのヒ, known for its delicious local cuisine, and Amekaze Shokudo, offering authentic Japanese dishes. Other nearby options like the Italian restaurant テゴラ and the izakaya Tokinosakana provide a variety of culinary experiences to satisfy diverse palates.
We warmly invite you to experience the tranquility and comfort of Live Max Resort Atami Ocean, where every moment is designed to create unforgettable memories against the stunning backdrop of the Pacific coast. Whether you're here for relaxation or adventure, your stay promises to be enriching and rejuvenating.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Beautiful ocean views from many rooms
2. On-site onsen and public bath facilities
3. Close proximity to Atami train station
4. Relaxed atmosphere with spacious accommodations
5. Rooftop terrace for stunning sunset views
9.4 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
MOA Museum of Art
12 min
Atami Plum Garden7 min
Atami Sun Beach5 min
Kinomiya Shrine9 min
Lake Ashi48 min
Nearest locations
Tokinosakana
1 min
ハレのヒ2 min
とろけるタンシチュー魯風人（ろふと）熱海店2 min
Amekaze Shokudo3 min
テゴラ3 min
Tae3 min
Saint Marino3 min
Bardevinos3 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 9.4 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 44 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
22-8 Nagisacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0014, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 34 min
Transit: 3 hr 1 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 44 min
Transit: 2 hr 17 min
Transit:
Atami
Walking: 5 min
Kinomiya Station
Walking: 20 min
Atami Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 27 min
親水公園（バス）
Walking: 1 min
初川橋（バス）
Walking: 3 min
Nearby locations
9.4
Exceptional Location
Along National Route 135 and overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this relaxed hot spring hotel is 1 km from Atami train station.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Karaoke
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Open air bath
Water bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
7.1
195 reviews
Wonderful
68
Excellent
48
Good
32
Below Average
15
Not Good
32
間宮充
1/5
Terrible, you can't see the ocean from the ocean view.
Matthias R. “秋德” Jud
5/5
Great Hotel. Too bad I cannot decide in the morning about having breakfast or not.
Room 5
Service 4
Location3
Victor X
5/5
This was a surprising part of my Japan trip this year. My Japanese friend recommended that I spend 2 days in Atami, and I booked this hotel because it has a private onsen with an ocean view.I would say this hotel was a pleasant surprise. The room is huge compared to other Japanese hotels, and it has a traditional tatami style. The view from the hotel is AMAZING. You get a 360-degree view of Atami from your room.The hotel staff are friendly, with great English communication skills, and they are willing to help with any questions. I felt very welcome right from the check-in.This hotel not only has private onsen, but also a public one. The view from the onsen is fantastic. The rooftop is a great spot to watch Atami’s annual fireworks and to chill out when you need some relaxation.A little bonus: they have a KTV room if you want to have a party at night. By the way, you can’t hear any noise from your room.About Atami:• Generally, Atami restaurants close around 9 PM, so it’s a good idea to research restaurants in advance. Making a reservation is usually better unless you don’t mind waiting in line.• English isn’t commonly spoken in Atami, but the people are very friendly. With a few polite Japanese words and some gestures, you can easily manage in restaurants.• Atami is a mountainous city, so be prepared to go up and down hills. Some of the good restaurants are on hills, so a little “hiking” before your meal adds to the experience.
you
5/5
The food, the room, the hot springs, everything was great.It was written in the reviews that the smell was a concern, but I was a little concerned about the elevator, but nothing else bothered me.The view from the room is also great.All the dishes were delicious, and the fruit and desserts were plentiful as well.In particular, the public bath was empty, probably because each room has an open-air bath, and the sauna had three different scents to choose from, and the open-air bath while looking out at the ocean was clean, airy, and comfortable.The only thing you have to be careful about is the parking lot, and you have to make reservations in advance and if your car is too big, you won't be able to park your car because it's a multi-storey parking lot.All of the staff are not Japanese, but they all speak good Japanese and are kind, so if you're going by car, I think it's best to call first.
Takeshi Shintani
1/5
1View: Sea | 35 m² (377 ft²) | Non-smoking | 2 semi-double bedsView: This is the view of the sea. Where is sea? I was looking for a sea view and made a reservation for the fireworks festival, but other than the large and high rooms 1-3 on each floor, you can't see rooms 5-11 even if you lean over, so I definitely recommend this for those who want to take this place for the fireworks festival. plug.It's confusing because there are two hotels with the same name nearby, and the rooms are expensive and not good.You can't see the TV or use the remote control from the lounge area, so it might be fine if you just want to spend your time in bed.The only good things about it were that for a Livemax, the cleaning was done well and the foreign staff were polite.
瑞穂
2/5
Visited in September 2020I stayed there a year ago and it was very good so I stayed here again, but this time I was disappointed.Corner room 511Even though there are hotels on the right side (mountain side), there is nothing blocking your view, so if you go naked during the day, you will be exposed.Due to various circumstances, I couldn't enter the public bath, so I decided to stay in the Live Max room to enjoy the open-air bath, but I couldn't enter until sunset.You can definitely see it at night if you don't turn down the lights.I thought it would be very dangerous to let them stay there without replacing the glass, which was also badly cracked.There was also dust on the bed board.Dinner was scheduled to start at 7:30pm for the second time, and I went there 10 minutes early, but I had to wait seated until the time was right, and then the restaurant started all at once at the command of the staff.In the past, if you went there, you would be shown to a seat and eat?It's a pity that the spiny lobster sashimi that used to be available is no longer available.I also quit replenishment pretty quickly.The alcohol sales business remains the same, and when you open the menu, the alcohol sales person will come to you.Is it a commission? lolIt's not the hotel's fault, but I don't know if it was on the floor below or in the next room, but there was someone smoking on the balcony, and when I was soaking in the open air, the smoke came around and the smell was strong.I was disappointed.I would like a refund.By the way, the multilevel parking lot at the hotel is very tight, so be careful! !It's a compact car and both sides are cut! !It is safer to go to a nearby coin park.Prices are also cheap.
Hｉｒｏ Nomu
4/5
It's a somewhat high-end hotel, and all guest flow lines and rooms are barrier-free. The room was on the 8th floor and had a sofa on the balcony and an open-air bath with natural hot spring water, which was very comfortable. The interior is spacious and has a luxurious feel. In addition, the public bath was well stocked with a sauna, open-air bath, and multiple baths, and the buffet in the evening and morning was delicious with a wide variety of menus.It was probably renovated, and there were some parts that were not easy to use.
ストレート茶
5/5
The room bath was nice. Since the balcony is outside, it can't be helped, but I had a battle with a cockroach with a pattern on it. The evening buffet was delicious. I was so happy to have cassis soda! It was delicious.
M “kousei” K
3/5
It's a little far from the station, so it doesn't feel crowded.The location in front of the sea is not bad, but the ocean view from all rooms is an exaggeration. . .From the room I stayed in, I couldn't see the ocean unless I climbed out (lol)Both breakfast and dinner buffets are served on a rotating schedule, so it's not that crowded, which is good.However, it's a shame that they don't serve hot food while keeping it warm. When I took the paella, it was cold and tasteless. . .There are many restaurants in Atami, so I think it's okay to go without dinner.Overall it's not bad, but I feel like it's quite expensive on weekends.This time, I had booked an available accommodation at the last minute, so I guess I can't help it.
くまさん
1/5
I don't want to add 1 at all.No matter how many times I called, they didn't answer or respond, and I felt that their language was terrible. I don't want to stay here again.The room was too dirty, and the bathtub had so much hair that it was flowing backwards. I was offered a refund, but it was only a small amount and I can only think that they were neglecting their work. Cleaning is the most basic thing. The corners are also dirty, have you cleaned them? That levelAnd how many minutes and hours are there when there is no one at the front desk? I don't think that's possible.I think there are many hotels that are cheaper and better than here, so you should go there.
TAKASHI
4/5
The size of the rooms and the quality of the hot springs are excellent, and the cost performance is also excellent.I'm especially happy that the rooms come with open-air baths. I would like to see a little more thorough cleaning, but it's on point.However, you shouldn't expect much food either morning or night. Same class as a business hotel.
みか
5/5
I went to Atami on fireworks day!Although we were on the 4th floor, the fireworks were beautifully lit right in the middle, so it was really great!The room was also clean!
Jun
4/5
The price, room, and location were great. The scenery was under construction, so it was noisy during the day, and there were people working in the heat right in front of me, so I felt apologetic. but! The open-air bath at night is the best! It was a great decision to choose a room with an open-air bath. I would definitely use it again.
john l
2/5
We booked a "sea-view" room but the sea was not visible. We were told to bend over the balcony to be able to see it, which is already not acceptable, but on top of that there was a massive pole blocking the view. The room itself was fine but selling it as sea-view room is false advertising.
Room 2
Service 2
Location2
y-s y-s
4/5
Considering the price and the size of the room, I thought the cost performance was quite high. It was a Japanese-style room facing the sea, and the view was amazing as it was right in front of the sea. However, the open-air bath is blindfolded and has a mesh curtain to further hide it, so you can't see it from the outside. However, there were deck chairs next to the open-air bath, and from there I could see the promenade below. I don't think you can see it if you are just going in and out of the open-air bath.The breakfast and dinner buffet was delicious. When you look at the food, it doesn't have much to offer, but considering the overall price, I think it's a good deal. Live Kitchen's steak was delicious, and the sashimi had a variety of varieties. It's true that the fried food was cold and didn't taste very good. The homemade tofu for breakfast was quite delicious.Most of the staff, including those at the front desk, were foreigners, but I had no problems speaking Japanese and I think they were all hardworking and kind.The room had an open-air bath, and for this price, I was very satisfied.
Eric Cabanillas
4/5
All new.The bathrooms are well maintained and you have all kinds of soaps and creams.Views of the castle and the sea.Powerful hair dryers.It is a little far from the train station.
おおたぶちょう
4/5
I stayed for one night in the largest room.As this is a relatively new hotel, the interior and rooms are clean.The terrace is 14㎡ and has an open-air bath and a sofa.Unfortunately the weather was bad, but we had a great ocean view.The room was written as 70㎡, but it felt a little smaller than the number, but it was ample space.Dinner and breakfast are buffet.I didn't have high expectations based on the price, but it turned out to be exactly what I expected.Unfortunately, there were not many types and the fried foods were not tasty in general.However, the sashimi, dried fish, miso soup, and ice cream were delicious.I was wondering whether to give it 3 or 4 stars, but since the price was cheap, I ended up giving it 4 stars.
hide
4/5
I visited a day trip hot spring ♨️The bathhouse is much larger than you would expect from the building, and the changing area is not too small. There is an indoor bath, a carbonated bath, a sauna, a cold bath, and 2 open-air baths (longer ones are better).Especially the women's bath is ocean front.There is drinking water from a water server, lotion, etc., and a REFA hair dryer.There are lockers that can be locked, so it's safe.There isn't much space for day trip hot spring users to rest, but there are vending machines and benches.It was ¥1,500/person without towels.
KEN TAN
3/5
I went on a weekday in May.The room with an open-air bath in the guest room was very nice and clean, but I didn't use it because the open-air bath in the guest room was visible from all around. It’s a shame 😅The large public bath is mediocre or mediocre ♨️For dinner, there were many kinds of salads, but there were not many kinds of other menu items.However, I was glad that the kids seemed to be having fun doing the chocolate fondue 😊The fried horse mackerel for breakfast was amazing!!🐟Also, the dried horse mackerel was delicious😋Most of the employees were from overseas, but they were great to talk to and worked hard.👏If you do not reserve a parking lot in advance, you will be given a map to nearby paid parking lots.By the way, The Park Atami Nagisa Kokoen wasn't empty, so I parked at the systempark parking lot a little further back. Both are up to 600 yen for 24 hours 🚗³₃
カサゴリアンチョップス
5/5
I used it for a day trip bath.The parking lot was a nearby coin parking lot, but they helped me by introducing me to 800 yen and 900 yen all-day parking spots.Since it was a weekday, the place was almost completely reserved. It was the best open-air bath with the sea of Atami right in front of you, a pleasant breeze and a night view.You can enjoy self-lowering in the sauna, and there are plenty of amenities.I want to stop by on my way home from work next time.There is a charge for towels, so we recommend purchasing them at a nearby DAISO or bringing your own.