Hostels in Atami suchen

"Neugebautes Hotel und sehr gut gelegen, um die Gegend um den Lake Ashi zu erkunden. Frühstück und Abendessen (inkl. Getränke) nur zu empfehlen. Onsen sehr entspannend und es gibt kostenlose Parkplätze. "

"Die Bar war klasse und das Essen hervorragend. Alle sehr freundlich. "

"The hotel is very new and super, the personel very friendly, and the onsen without question the best we have ever been in. They switch everyday the one for men and women and both are different and amazing in their own way. Make sure to stay for two nights. You need to know though what you are getting into. The hotel is high up on a hill with little around. The shuttle service is so lala, with a long break in the middle of the day and not really every 20 min as they announce. Foodwise you'll be limited and the hotel will push you either the dinner buffet in house (for 12000 Y....) or two overpriced restaurants next door. The food is good, but the price way above standard in Japan. Without a car, you either have to walk down the hill for 30 min or eat in a small restaurant in the nearby public pool area ......"

"Alles bestens. Der Fluß ist ziemlich laut aber bei geschlossener Tür kaum zu hören. Schöner Spa. Chinesische Gäste tragen leider nicht zur Entspannung bei weil sie sich einfach nicht leise unterhalten können. "

"Einfach gut! Sehr enpfehlenswert."

"The best hotel we had during our three week stay in Japan. Absolutely mesmerizing views of Lake Ashinoko ( Mount Fuji on clear days) and a private Onsen (with real Onsen Water) in every apartment. Very comfortable bed, well equipped kitchen and a modern interior design with good ACs plus floor heating. The Projector comes with a decent Soundbar and Netflix, Disney Plus, etc. allow for movie nights as well. The food bath on the balcony is also a welcome sight after a long hike. Situated at a great starting point for Hakone Trips, with the Hakone Shrine, the Pirate boat and old Tokaido Road right next to it. Larger crowds unfortunately come with those attractions during the day, but can mostly be avoided in the early morning or evening, as most people take the bus or ferry to Motohakone. There are also a 24h 711 and a Lawson Convenience Store in town. Most restaurants in the area close very early or only accept reservations, so better plan your meals ahead. Busses to Hakone Yumoto, Odawara, Mishima etc. are stopping pretty much in front of the hotel. So arriving by Shinkansen or RomanceCar-Train is easy. Only big caveat: The Check In Information was not send to us by RakutenStay. I had to call a (very expensive) hotline on the morning of our arrival to finally get it. Expedia and RakutenStay should probably work on their communication to avoid moments like that in the future."

"Einfaches Hotel für eine Nacht, aber zentral, sauber und super ruhig…"