Atami Ikyuan Reviews

Not recommended for a newbie. Check-in procedure was really complicated for foreigners, making a call to the host to get the password of the key box. Without Japan number I contacted the host by e-mail in Japanese instead that took some time. 500 yen onsen fee is compulsory. You need to pay more for a towel or amenities. The room and communal area with a small kitchen was good.

This is a traditional Japanese Ryokan style hotel. All instructions are in English however, means there are foreigners regularly staying here. There is a open air onsen (hot bath) which is very pleasant. Must be reserved in advance. Drinks can be bought at 200 yen a pop. This is a fully unmanned Ryokan meaning it self check in and self checkout ! The rooms are very small (4 meter square) which barely fits a bed. Pictures on the travel sites about the rooms in this hotel are deceiving ! The location is sort of OK from Kinomiya station but it's quite far from Atami city center and Atami sun beach . We took at taxi which was 1200 yen. Kinomiya Jinja is 25 minutes by foot.

Location is a bit far from station but the main issue is there are ants in the room. Not sure if it's cos too hot, the ants were crawling out from the tatami.

I have never given a review below 3 points on Ctrip. This hotel is so disappointing. The facilities are very old and ancient, so forget it. The sound insulation of the house is very poor. Who knows who is next door. People are still walking around there at night. The whole floor is making noise. The key is that we sleep It had to be a tatami, so I couldn't sleep well all night. And although the toilet is public, you should at least be divided into men and women. Even this can't be done, and there are a lot of other problems. I really don’t recommend everyone to stay here

fine. Turn right at Demiya Station and take a walk. The pure Japanese style is equipped with a small hot spring, and each person can choose a time to soak. Just add water again. Then go to the pedestrian street and follow Google Maps to get there.

On the day, there was no manager at the front desk, so we had to do everything ourselves from check-in to check-out. (We called the manager to get an explanation.) The location is on top of a mountain, so there is no problem if you have a car, and the cypress bath and rooms are kept clean, so it's very good value for money. I'd like to stay here again.

The transportation to the room is not very convenient. I couldn't take a taxi from the station. I dragged my luggage for 25 minutes and walked uphill to get there. There was no customer service staff after I arrived. I left my luggage at the front desk temporarily. I was called back to check in at 4 o'clock. I stayed in Atami for one day and went back and forth to the hotel 3 times. It took about 2 hours to go back and forth to the hotel.

The B&B is on a mountain, quite far away from the seaside. Because it’s up the mountain, it’s quite tiring to go up there. The sanitation and facilities of the B&B are quite satisfactory and quite acceptable. It will be a little more expensive when there is a fireworks display. Although the rule of the B&B is that you cannot smoke anywhere in the B&B, some guests still smoke in the room unconsciously. Because it is a wooden house, the smell of smoke will spread everywhere. When I finally checked out, because there had just been an earthquake in the morning, I couldn't go past the 10 o'clock check-out time for even one minute. I couldn't even sit in the living room for a while and drink some water before leaving. The attitude of the service staff (Chinese) seemed a bit like they were rushing. The way people walked was very unpleasant. I have stayed in so many Japanese hotels and B&Bs and I have never experienced anything like this.

It is far from the station and has steep slopes, so walking with only a backpack is very tiring. Not recommended if you bring luggage. There are no stores around, so I can only go to a convenience store, and the road to the convenience store is not convenient. The room is small, and the kitchen, toilet and bathroom are shared.

I was more satisfied than I expected because I understood the old building, the noise, the minimum amenities (towels, toothbrushes), shared baths, and toilets! There were two private baths, which was very nice! The sound was fine with earplugs. The building had a mysterious sense of security, like staying at a relative's house in a large house. smile Just sewage around the entrance? There was a smell of It doesn't bother me that much when I'm in the room or in the bath, but if I fix that, there's nothing to complain about. I think it's a good inn when you think about cospa.

The environment is very poor, and there is an extra charge to go there. A wooden barrel is considered a hot spring. It costs 300 yen to soak in it or not. There are stains on the bed sheets, and you have to pay extra for toothbrushes.

It was nice to have a good view. However, I couldn't sleep because of the noise from the room next door.

There are so many bugs

温泉很舒服