Atami Fuga

Everything so good and wonderful. (1) Clean (2) Large room (3) Good Onsen (4) Good services (5) Kind Staff (6) Good Price and (7) Delicious food. Also you can use pick up service from hotel to the station when you check-out. People who are staying here are mostly Japanese and middle age people. So what I mean is that everyone is so mannered and gave me chill vibe.

Regardless of the distance from the station or bus stop, people often can do mistake it’s easy to go to the hotel by walking with only seeing 2D map, for example, from Google map. Unlike you expected from Google map, the way to go there is middle of mountain so it’s really steep. It is literally up heal and down heal. It’s so beautiful in day time but so dark and scary at night. Please note that “AT NIGHT(over 5-6PM)-> !! You must come here by Car or Texi !!” The way that google map shows you to follow which is crossing art museum way and the valley is wrong, because the museum closes. Then you have to walk down and up really badly where there are no light in the middle of mountain which is quite scary and can be dangerous. There is reason why it’s recommended to do check-in from 3PM to 6PM. Make sure you to do it on time if you are going to walk a little bit from the nearest bus stop from hotel. However! The hotel is amazing and wonderful. Even though I had to struggle to go to the hotel because I was careless, everything at hotel made me so happy and it was the best hotel I’ve ever stayed in Japan considering the cheap price!!!

Beautiful ocean front town, just 30 mins outside of Tokyo (by bullet train). Hotel is located up on a hill, guaranteeing ocean view from the room. Loved the hot tub on the balcony and shower that was accessible both from the balcony and the room. Amenities include three massage chairs and daily happy hour with free wine and small snacks in the lobby.

The restaurant and food there was completely underwhelming, especially for the price we paid. You’re better off to go to one of the many restaurants in town.

The view and the spacious rooms. The welcome snacks and drinks.

The building is quite pretty and the rooms are very large. The free welcome drinks were nice too.

We could not book dinner at the restaurant anymore as we arrived a few minutes after 4, the closing time to decide, so had to drive into town. This turned out to be a nice place (people all seem to have plants and flowers outside, even on the pavement!) so it was not too bad but a bit odd that it was not an option anymore. The English of the staff member telling us was limited to a harsh 'NO'. I think that if I can manage to order food and drinks in Japanese in a matter of a few days, a staff member of a hotel should be able to say more. But then again, all signs in the building and outside were in Japanese only too. It was a bit hard finding the parking and entrance because of this. The parking is down the hill and there are steps leading up to the door. No elevator. There was no help with the luggage either. We could not bring our heavy luggage up because of this so had to take out the essentials in the parking lot. Also, we did not see any of the views in the pictures. Most likely these are only visible from some rooms? None of the communal area's nor our room offered views. The rooms are also a bit noisy and we had a family with kids above us.