Before enjoying the renowned dinner at Komatsuya Hachinobo, a long-established inn founded in 1913, we reserved the private open-air bath, "Kangetsu no Yu." The men's and women's public baths, as well as the private open-air bath, are all located on the top floor, the 7th floor. The private open-air bath is made of cypress wood, perfect for a couple to enjoy...
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Furuya Ryokan, a renowned and long-established inn in Atami, boasts a history of over 200 years, having been founded in 1806. Located in the heart of Atami city, it offers a tranquil and peaceful stay, featuring hot springs using the natural spring water of "Seizaemon no Yu," one of Atami's seven famous hot springs, and authentic Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine...
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Nagisa-kan, a traditional Japanese hot spring inn located in front of Atami Sun Beach, boasts a spectacular open-air bath overlooking Atami Port, a wide variety of private baths, and kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal Atami ingredients. Our accommodation for the first night of our Atami birthday trip was...
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