Atami Hotel Guide - Himenosawa Park hotels in Atami, Japan.

"We booked none smoking room, however the room we got was terrible with smoke smell. We opened window for catching fresh air but 2 hours later on second evening there were a chemical smell coming in from open window…… The room has very poor noise/voice barriers. Stepping sounds, talking, snoring, and even those Japaneses (95% travellers speak Japanese) farting sounds on hallway you heard every night."

"Highly recommend, you will love this hotel"

"Great location, clean hotel with breakfast at Tully’s cafe provided. Walkable to the train station and everything."

"Breakfast is delicious and fresh. If you are there more than 2 nights, its a different set menu, all local ingredients and absolutely worth it since there arent many restaurants nearby for breakfast "

"Room clean and staff were very helpful but the stairs to my room on the top floor was hard and the public bath was too small. I picked this place for the shuttle and the public bath /onsen but was disappointed, return shuttle did not run at 8:30 am so had to ask for a taxi back to the station to meet a friend coming from Tokyo to play golf. "

"Wonderful experience. The room was exceptional and very clean. The view of the ocean added to the peacefulness we experienced during our stay. "

"Got there one hour early sitting in the lobby without good lighting and fresh air. That’s ok. The entrance of the room is not clean with 8-9 dark spots on the floor. Needs to be cleaned before next customer. Customer must know the room has no shower, has to go to public pool for bathing, that’s Ok for me. I didn’t have problem. The inn is very close to station walking 8-9 min if you are very healthy otherwise the stairs climbing could be challenging. Only one face towel and shower towel in the room. General speaking it needs lot of improvements. "

"This hotel was fine for the price, and would probably be willing to stay here again, but this is not what I would call a "nice hotel." The whole house is quirky, feels a little unfinished, and the walls are thin so you can hear people moving around in the house at all hours. Our beds were comfortable, and it was nice that the room had a mini fridge, microwave, and sink. There is also a shared kitchen. Upon arrival, we were charged an extra 200 yen per person per day for the hotel tax, and an extra 300 yen per person per day for access to the onsen. We were fine paying this, but it was a little bit of a surprise, especially because there was no alternative way to bathe/shower. The onsen was the highlight of this hotel for us. It is a private bath that comfortably fit two of us, which was romantic and relaxing. "

"Quiet and pleasant little resort hotel"