Yutorelo Atami
7.6
Very Good(450 reviews)
1173-534 Izusan, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0002, Japan
+81 570-055-666
Hotel Description
Yutorelo Atami Hotel
Nestled on a scenic slope overlooking the breathtaking Sagami Bay, Yutorelo Atami offers guests a unique and tranquil escape in the heart of Japan's hot spring region. Located at 1173-534 Izusan, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0002, this informal hotel is surrounded by lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage, making it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and adventure alike. The hotel is conveniently situated just 4 km from the serene Izusan Jinja, a historic Shinto shrine that invites quiet reflection, and 6 km from the MOA Museum of Art, known for its exquisite collection of East Asian art treasures. The proximity to Atami train station, only 7 km away, enhances the convenience of reaching this idyllic location, whether you are arriving from nearby cities or exploring the beauty of the region.
The rooms at Yutorelo Atami are designed with comfort in mind, featuring traditional tatami floors and charming chabudai dining tables that provide a touch of Japanese authenticity. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the bay from their accommodations, which include flat-screen TVs and tea and coffee-making facilities for added convenience. For those seeking an elevated experience, upgraded rooms offer spacious living areas and private terraces equipped with whirlpool baths, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Additionally, the hotel offers unique permanent tents for a distinctive glamping experience amidst nature, catering to a variety of preferences and ensuring a memorable stay for all.
Among the standout amenities, Yutorelo Atami provides free parking and complimentary high-speed internet, ensuring that guests remain connected during their stay. The on-site restaurant serves delicious meals, while the bar provides a relaxed atmosphere for enjoying drinks in the evening. Families and friends can enjoy the game room, which offers a variety of entertainment options, including table tennis. Furthermore, the hotel boasts gender-segregated bathhouses and a women-only spa, ensuring privacy and relaxation for all guests. Meals are available at an additional fee, allowing guests to savor local flavors without leaving the comfort of the hotel.
For those traveling to the hotel, convenient public transportation options are easily accessible. Narita International Airport is approximately a 2-hour and 38-minute taxi ride away, while Haneda Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 48 minutes. Atami Station is just a short 12-minute taxi ride or a leisurely 1-hour and 11-minute walk. Additionally, nearby bus stops offer quick access to local attractions, making it easy for guests to explore the rich offerings of Atami and beyond.
Health and safety are prioritized at Yutorelo Atami, with enhanced cleaning protocols and safety measures in place to ensure a worry-free environment for guests. The hotel’s commitment to guest well-being is evident through its thoughtful design and dedicated staff, ensuring that all visitors can relax and rejuvenate without concerns.
There are numerous activities and experiences available at and around Yutorelo Atami. Guests can partake in soothing hot spring baths, engage in invigorating outdoor pursuits, or explore the nearby cultural sites. The area is alive with opportunities for relaxation, adventure, and cultural immersion, encouraging guests to engage with the local community and heritage.
Nearby, visitors can discover significant landmarks and attractions that highlight the beauty and history of the region. Lake Ashi, famous for its scenic cruises and picturesque hiking trails, is just a 43-minute drive away. The Hakone Shrine, a historic Shinto shrine with a tranquil lakefront setting, is a 42-minute drive. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the 11-minute drive to the MOA Museum of Art, offering sweeping views over Atami and the sea. For those interested in unique experiences, the Hakone Open-Air Museum, featuring an outdoor sculpture park, is a 51-minute journey, while the Atami Plum Garden, known for its hot springs and seasonal plum festival, is only 20 minutes away.
Culinary experiences abound near Yutorelo Atami, with several delightful dining options within easy reach. Guests can indulge in local cuisine at various restaurants, including fresh seafood and traditional Japanese dishes. The restaurant scene features everything from cozy family-run establishments to more upscale dining experiences, ensuring that every palate is satisfied.
In closing, Yutorelo Atami invites you to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Sagami Bay while enjoying the rich cultural heritage of the region. With its blend of comfort, traditional design, and modern amenities, this hotel promises an unforgettable experience for all who seek tranquility and adventure in the heart of Japan. We look forward to welcoming you and providing you with a memorable stay filled with relaxation and discovery.
The rooms at Yutorelo Atami are designed with comfort in mind, featuring traditional tatami floors and charming chabudai dining tables that provide a touch of Japanese authenticity. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the bay from their accommodations, which include flat-screen TVs and tea and coffee-making facilities for added convenience. For those seeking an elevated experience, upgraded rooms offer spacious living areas and private terraces equipped with whirlpool baths, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Additionally, the hotel offers unique permanent tents for a distinctive glamping experience amidst nature, catering to a variety of preferences and ensuring a memorable stay for all.
Among the standout amenities, Yutorelo Atami provides free parking and complimentary high-speed internet, ensuring that guests remain connected during their stay. The on-site restaurant serves delicious meals, while the bar provides a relaxed atmosphere for enjoying drinks in the evening. Families and friends can enjoy the game room, which offers a variety of entertainment options, including table tennis. Furthermore, the hotel boasts gender-segregated bathhouses and a women-only spa, ensuring privacy and relaxation for all guests. Meals are available at an additional fee, allowing guests to savor local flavors without leaving the comfort of the hotel.
For those traveling to the hotel, convenient public transportation options are easily accessible. Narita International Airport is approximately a 2-hour and 38-minute taxi ride away, while Haneda Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 48 minutes. Atami Station is just a short 12-minute taxi ride or a leisurely 1-hour and 11-minute walk. Additionally, nearby bus stops offer quick access to local attractions, making it easy for guests to explore the rich offerings of Atami and beyond.
Health and safety are prioritized at Yutorelo Atami, with enhanced cleaning protocols and safety measures in place to ensure a worry-free environment for guests. The hotel’s commitment to guest well-being is evident through its thoughtful design and dedicated staff, ensuring that all visitors can relax and rejuvenate without concerns.
There are numerous activities and experiences available at and around Yutorelo Atami. Guests can partake in soothing hot spring baths, engage in invigorating outdoor pursuits, or explore the nearby cultural sites. The area is alive with opportunities for relaxation, adventure, and cultural immersion, encouraging guests to engage with the local community and heritage.
Nearby, visitors can discover significant landmarks and attractions that highlight the beauty and history of the region. Lake Ashi, famous for its scenic cruises and picturesque hiking trails, is just a 43-minute drive away. The Hakone Shrine, a historic Shinto shrine with a tranquil lakefront setting, is a 42-minute drive. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the 11-minute drive to the MOA Museum of Art, offering sweeping views over Atami and the sea. For those interested in unique experiences, the Hakone Open-Air Museum, featuring an outdoor sculpture park, is a 51-minute journey, while the Atami Plum Garden, known for its hot springs and seasonal plum festival, is only 20 minutes away.
Culinary experiences abound near Yutorelo Atami, with several delightful dining options within easy reach. Guests can indulge in local cuisine at various restaurants, including fresh seafood and traditional Japanese dishes. The restaurant scene features everything from cozy family-run establishments to more upscale dining experiences, ensuring that every palate is satisfied.
In closing, Yutorelo Atami invites you to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Sagami Bay while enjoying the rich cultural heritage of the region. With its blend of comfort, traditional design, and modern amenities, this hotel promises an unforgettable experience for all who seek tranquility and adventure in the heart of Japan. We look forward to welcoming you and providing you with a memorable stay filled with relaxation and discovery.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. The rooms have coffee makers and refrigerators
2. 11 min drive to the MOA Museum of Art
3. Guests liked the restaurant
4. Guests mentioned saunas 18 times
5. Guests praised the spa
6. One of the few hotels in the area with a bar
5.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Lake Ashi
43 min
Hakone Shrine42 min
MOA Museum of Art11 min
The Hakone Open-Air Museum51 min
Atami Plum Garden20 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 5.8 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 48 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
1173-534 Izusan, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0002, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 38 min
Transit: 3 hr 45 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 48 min
Transit: 2 hr 46 min
Transit:
Atami Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 1 hr 11 min
Atamijidoshagakko Bus Stop
Walking: 16 min
東京電子健保保養所前（バス）
Walking: 2 min
ゆとりろ熱海前（バス）
Walking: 2 min
Nearby locations
5.8
Good Location
On a slope overlooking Sagami Bay, this informal hot spring hotel is 4 km from Izusan Jinja, a tranquil Shinto shrine, and 6 km from the MOA Museum of Art. Atami train station is 7 km away.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Game room
Table tennis
Languages spoken
English
Japanese
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Water bath
Accessibility
Not accessible
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Bar
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
Massage
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Coffee maker in some rooms
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Local shuttle
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Elevator
Wake up calls
Housekeeping
Turndown service
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Cash
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Reviews
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6.0
7 reviews
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2
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ネネ（Nene）
1/5
★Please look at the photo. A dilapidated roll screen in a restaurant. This is the worst, worst hotel I've ever stayed at. The first thing you notice is the front staff. That little girl in particular has no expressions, no smiles, no greetings, and no asking for accommodations. I had made a reservation two months in advance, but the shuttle bus was not available. The action from this hotel occurred three days before the date of my stay. That too via short email. When I applied, I wrote that I wanted a shuttle service, but the day before I received an email saying that the shuttle service was full. I would have canceled if you had contacted me sooner. Besides, this hotel is too expensive. The accommodation fee was 17,600 yen per person. Food, old rooms, unfriendly front desk staff. It's a hotel that costs about 9,800 yen per night at most. When I told the little girl that I wanted to change my breakfast time so I could take a relaxing bath, she said, ``I've already got plenty of time for other things.'' At dinner time, there were a lot of empty seats in the restaurant, so when I told her that, the little girl said, ``We can't provide any service.'' Normally, a hotel's job is to provide service. I said, ``Is there something you can do for just one person?'' and I went to the back to ask. I was able to change it. Since we couldn't use the shuttle bus, I think it's only natural that they listen to our requests. It seems like they are only investing in QR codes and tablets, but they should do something about the defeated roll screen. I felt sick eating at a place like that. This is a hotel that I wouldn't want to stay at even if I was paid for it.
あげは蝶
3/5
Disappointing food considering the priceThe bathroom tiles are hangingToo dark to see at nightI wish the shampoos were more commercially available, so I would like them to be of better quality (I can't help but feel like they're just leaving it there for now, just like using a cheap love hotel)The pick-up and drop-off system is also difficult to understand (the man who picked me up on the evening of the 24th had great customer service)The footbath roll curtain is broken.It would be nice if there was an outlet near the footbath. (If you check with the staff, it can only be done in the guest room)Are the roll curtains at Hibiki Restaurant made of cigarettes? is melting inThe duct on the iron plate is dirty with oil, and you can see traces of unwiped hands.Front desk customer service explanations are not unified and difficult to understandIt's difficult to connect on the phone because of the guidance, which is frustrating.There was a strange customer and I almost got tangled up with him.The boiled bamboo shoots for the Japanese breakfast were spoiled and smelled soggy (I ate one).The floor of the bathroom in the guest room is very dirty.The futon was quite damaged and the cotton was uneven.I think this is a big problemThe dart is malfunctioning. The arrow is also bentAre there drinks in the lobby only on the first day and not on the next day? ? ? It's not even morning.It was nice to have ice and water available at all times.The footbath is nice, but it would be nice if it were available 24 hours a day.It would be convenient if the pick-up and drop-off times were regular, such as two per hour.It would be better to clean up pigeon droppings and take care of the plants more.There is dust in the square of the toilet, and the contents of the slippers will spill out if you wear them barefoot.The guest room telephone was missing, although there were signs that it had been there.Calls can now be made from customers' smartphones.The dresser chair is sagging.The umbrella of the lighting equipment is very dusty and broken.The curtains are also yellowed, so you should wash them.The rice pots were all broken.I couldn't grasp it
yusuke okano
5/5
The sauna was great 😆
Room 5
Service 4
Location4
和大
4/5
I stayed on a plan that included the Atami fireworks festival.It's on top of Mt. Izu, so you can see Sagami Bay, so I liked the view.Since it's in the mountains, there are no shops nearby, so I think it's the perfect location for those who like a quiet environment surrounded by nature, including myself.Many of the dishes were elaborate and very delicious. Especially the teppanyaki was delicious!(It was so delicious I forgot to take a photo)After dinner, we were taken by bus to the fireworks venue in Atami, and it was great to be able to enjoy the fireworks in a prime location reserved exclusively for guests.Maybe it's just a sign of the times, but everything from checking in, deciding on meal times, ordering drinks, etc. had to be done on a smartphone, and it was a little confusing to get used to that system, and amenity goods such as yukatas were displayed at the front desk of the hotel. I felt it was a bit troublesome that it was a self-service system and each person had to bring it into their room.I stayed at the hotel without any prior knowledge of the hotel, but I really liked the quality of the hot spring water.My skin became smooth every time I took a bath, so I researched it after I got home and found out that Izuyama Onsen is a weakly alkaline sulfate spring that has a beautifying effect! (I entered 4 times)I was happy that I was able to experience the effects without making any assumptions.Lastly, it was great that you could use the full body massage chair in the public bath for free, which looked like the cockpit of the Unicorn Gundam.
rin kimu
5/5
There is a welcome drink, footbath, and books in the lobby, making you feel instantly relaxed. There was red and white wine, oolong tea, apple juice, and coffee. There are indoor baths, open-air baths, and saunas, and the open-air baths are quite hot. The indoor bath seemed to be perfect for children.I made a reservation expecting this to be an inn that prides itself on its food, but it exceeded my expectations. In the photo, the presentation is a little disorganized because I replaced the food with items that the children couldn't eat, but all of the dishes were carefully prepared. It may be inconvenient because it's on a hill far from the sea and there are no convenience stores nearby, but I'm glad we don't have to worry about tsunamis.
たまこん
1/5
Although there is Wi-Fi in the building, it is so weak that it is almost impossible to connect. It can't be helped in the mountains, but there's no point in using wifi.The air conditioner in the room had a message saying it was time to replace the filter, and the air vent was full of mold, making the room smell very musty.There were many insects floating in both the indoor and outdoor baths. It was unsanitary because the circulation wasn't working, and the water wasn't draining, so the same bugs were hanging around all the time. I couldn't take a bath in the open-air bath because there were too many bugs and dirt.Since the water bath was just a bathtub filled with water, it was also dirty with insects and human grime floating in it. Although it is called a water bath, it does not have a cooling function, so it was at room temperature.I was concerned about overall hygiene.
ひかえてるおさけ
2/5
This was my third visit, but the staff was so disappointing that I won't be going back. I'm sorry.The staff doesn't have a spirit of hospitality, or rather they are inflexible.I called the front desk and asked if I would like to change to another room before check-in, or that I would like to stay for two nights, but for some reason the front desk didn't seem to be able to operate or make reservations.They said, ``You can do it online if it's available.'' I was very particular about this.In particular, Mr. N at the front desk didn't understand what I was saying, so it took a lot of time.It's a cheap or bad hotel, so I thought the staff was of a similar quality, as others have said.Although it was inconveniently located on the top of a mountain, it was my favorite inn with a nice view, but I was really disappointed in the open-air bath because there were all kinds of things floating in it, and the cold water in the bath was dirty because it was accumulating instead of running water.I thought it would be good for students!