[Atami onsen] Leisurely stay ♡ 7 ryokan with rooms with open-air baths and in-room dining / Shizuoka

If you've been too busy to see the ocean or go to onsen lately, why not try Atami onsen, where you can also enjoy the ocean? It's easily accessible from central Tokyo, about an hour by bullet train. In addition to summer leisure activities such as Atami Sun Beach and Nagahama Beach, why not soothe your tiredness by tasting local gourmet food and soaking in a high-quality onsen?

If you want to relax in Atami onsen, we recommend rooms with an open-air bath. After checking in, you can spend as much time as you like in the open-air baths onsen. ...... Just imagining it will heal you. After taking a bath, you can relax in your room and enjoy the luxury of meal ♪ This time we introduce ryokan where you can enjoy "guest rooms with open-air bath" x "in-room dining" in Atami onsen. ryokan boasts an open-air guest room bath with its own hot spring, ryokan offers views of Sagami Bay, Atami's fireworks, and a Japanese garden from the guest room open-air bath, and ryokan allows you to enjoy sea bream and abalones in the comfort of your room. We have collected ryokan that are perfect for a relaxing stay.

Tsukinosumika Atami Juraku Hotel is about a 3-minute walk from Atami Station. This onsen ryokan is located close to the station and offers a spectacular view of Sagami Bay right in front of you. From the Japanese-style rooms facing the sea, you can see the ocean and the Atami cityscape, which changes depending on the time of day. The photo shows the "Midori" room with an open-air bath. Relax in this stylish room with a low bed and enjoy the view of the sea.

The open-air bath at "Midori" is a 1.5m wide tub made of Izu stone. You can enjoy Atami onsen 24 hours a day, whenever you like. You can feel the changing expressions of Sagami Bay up close, and it's full of an extraordinary feeling. It's sure to blow away your daily stress.

Both meal and breakfast are in-room dining in your room. Enjoy a seasonal Japanese banquet in your room, taking your time to savor it. We also have a Japanese breakfast with kamameshi (rice cooked in a pot) and dried fish.

Shukaen Yunohanazen is about a 5-minute drive from Atami Station. It is located right in front of Atami Port, and all rooms have an ocean view. At night, the lights of the hotel on the opposite shore can be seen across the water, making the night view even more appealing. Another great thing about this hotel is that you can see the fireworks that are launched at the Atami Seaside Fireworks Festival, a famous event in Atami, from all rooms!

The rooms with open-air baths include 8 tatami mat + 3 tatami mat rooms, 10 tatami mat rooms, and 15.5 tatami mat rooms. You can enjoy the different atmospheres of the Atami ocean from the open-air baths during the day and at night. The open-air baths are filled with onsen, so you can spend your time relaxing in onsen while gazing at the ocean.

Both meal and breakfast are in-room dining in the room. Kaiseki cuisine is made with an abundance of fresh seafood. The standard "Hanaguruma no Zen" course includes the restaurant's signature "Boiled Golden-Eyed Snapper" and "Odori-yaki Abalone" which is grilled right in front of you. There is also an upgraded plan that includes "Ise lobster sashimi" ♡ The upgraded plan also includes the lobster head in the miso soup for breakfast, giving you a luxurious feeling from the morning.

Shin-Kadoya is about an 8-minute drive from Atami Station. It is a traditional Japanese-style onsen ryokan located on a hill in Atami. ryokan overlooks the city of Atami and Sagami Bay, and you can also watch the Atami Seaside Fireworks Festival. There are four types of guest rooms, each with a different layout. The photo shows Kaiyutei, a guest room with an open-air bath. You can relax in this 12.5 tatami Japanese-style room. The guest rooms have terraces, so you can enjoy the breeze.

The hot water in the rooms with open-air baths is free-flowing from the source. The hot water is drawn from the private hot spring, "Hirado no Yu." The hot spring produces 95 liters of hot water at 59 degrees per minute. In addition to the cypress bathtub, there is also a Shigaraki ware bathtub. Why not take a bath and relax on the terrace, gazing at the sky? You'll want to go back again and again.

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Both meal and breakfast in-room dining. The 13-course banquet uses seasonal ingredients. The sashimi is made with fresh seafood caught in Atami Bay, and the rice is sourced from Nirayama Farm in Izunokuni City, so you can enjoy local ingredients to your heart's content.

Furuya Ryokan, located about a 10-minute walk from Atami Station, is a long-established ryokan founded in 1806. The stately gate is called Takedayakatamon, and is a historic gate that was used in the film "Kagemusha" directed by Akira Kurosawa. Tourist spots such as Atami Sun Beach and Atami Port are within walking distance, so you can easily stroll around the city of Atami.

For a luxurious trip, we recommend the "Type R" which is a Japanese-style room of 15 tatami mats or more with an open-air bath in the room. Type R has eight types of rooms available, and the open-air baths are unique, such as a circular stone bath and a cypress bath. It seems like you can enjoy the excitement even if you use it repeatedly.

The water in the open-air bath is natural onsen drawn directly from the source of "Seizaemon-yu," a hot spring owned by Furuya Ryokan. Because it is a private hot spring, onsen flows continuously for 24 hours, giving you the luxury of being able to enjoy it. Immerse yourself in onsen up to your shoulders and relax.

meal is in-room dining for both dinner and breakfast. There are about 13 basic original kaiseki items. The menu changes every three weeks, so it's nice to be able to enjoy the seasonal flavors whenever you come. Breakfast is a Japanese set meal with dried horse mackerel. For an additional fee, you can change to premium dried horse mackerel, golden sea bream, and dried fish such as throat tuna.

Sakuraya ryokan is about a 5-minute walk from Atami Station. It is a historic onsen ryokan founded in 1949. With its imposing gate, beautiful courtyard, and retro interior... The atmosphere of a Japanese ryokan will surely raise your expectations for your stay.

The hotel is made up of three buildings: the main building with the lobby, "Urushihokaku" with its zelkova-made guest rooms, and "Tozankaku" facing the sea. "Kiso" is a guest room with an open-air bath at Urushihokaku, and is a Japanese-style room with 12.5 tatami mats and 5 tatami mats and a reception space. It can accommodate 2 to 7 people, so it is recommended for group trips.

"Kiso" has a glass-walled indoor bath and a ceramic open-air bath, where you can spend a luxurious time while looking out at the Japanese garden. Another nice point is that the indoor baths in all rooms are supplied with hot spring onsen from the source. Enjoy the bath as long as you like in your room.

Both dinner and breakfast are in-room dining in the meal. The theme of the kaiseki cuisine is "enjoy with all five senses," and the beautiful presentation is captivating. The special beef stew, which is simmered for a week, is one of the dishes they are particularly proud of! With the standard plan, you can choose your main dish from options such as "dancing abalone" and "Japanese black beef teppanyaki."

Yuyado Mikan no Ki is about a 12-minute walk from Atami Station. Located in the center of Atami's onsen town, this hot spring ryokan boasts a convenient location just a minute's walk from Atami Sun Beach. It's nice to be able to pop down to the beach before checking in or after checking out. There are 14 guest rooms in total, two of which have an open-air bath. The onsen-style rooms are either 10.5 tatami mats or 12.5 tatami mats in size, plus a spacious veranda, so you're sure to have a comfortable stay.

The open-air baths in the guest rooms are available in two types: a rock bath and a ceramic bath. They are filled with plenty of natural onsen drawn from the hotel's own hot spring source. The water is luxurious and flows directly from the source. You can bathe at any time 24 hours a day, so relax and relieve stress in Atami's hot onsen!

There are plans available where meal can have both dinner and breakfast in-room dining. If you want to enjoy a luxurious trip, we recommend the "Izu Kai no Zen." You can enjoy seafood such as simmered golden-eyed snapper, which is popular for its secret sweet and spicy seasoning made by the head chef, as well as deep-fried shrimp tempura and sea bream sashimi. The delicious food and private space are sure to encourage lively conversation.

ryokan Tachibana is about 6 minutes by car from Atami Station. It is a onsen ryokan located right in front of Nagisa Koen Park, where you can feel the pleasant sea breeze. The guest rooms are Japanese-style rooms built in the sukiya style. There is only one room with an open-air bath, and it is a spacious room with two rooms, one 12 tatami mat room and one 6 tatami mat room, so it is comfortable for group trips.

The open-air bath in the guest room is a natural onsen. It has a roof, so you can enjoy it even on rainy days without worrying. Relax in onsen and look at the ocean view while resetting your body and mind. There is also a private shower booth.

meal is in-room dining for both dinner and breakfast. The dinner course ends with their signature "tai meshi" (tai rice)! A whole fresh sea bream caught in the surrounding waters is cooked in an earthenware pot, and a secret broth is used. Breakfast also includes fresh ingredients from the sea of Atami. The portions are generous, so you are sure to start your day with plenty of food and energy.

Atami is close to the city center and is a tourist destination where you can enjoy the sea and delicious seafood to your heart's content. Take your time to explore the tourist spots and enjoy onsen in your room. Why not also enjoy Atami gourmet meal in your room without worrying about being seen by others? It will help you relax after your tiring days.