KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex
Indoor onsen bath with glass wall and coastal view at KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex in Shizuoka, Chūbu, Japan
Dusk coastal cityscape with bay and illuminated buildings in Atami, Shizuoka
Panoramic seaside town view from hillside at KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex Shizuoka
Hotel facade on coastal hillside, KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex, Shizuoka prefecture
Curved lobby with wooden reception desk and seating at KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex Shizuoka overlooking coastal water
Indoor wooden soaking tubs and tiled bath area at KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex in Shizuoka
Indoor onsen bath with stone floor and wooden ceiling at KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex, Shizuoka, Chūbu

KAMENOI HOTEL Atami Annex

7.9
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 7.9/10, based on 986 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 3:00 PM
Sea Views Hot Spring Town Valley Scenery Public Onsen Open-Air Bath Reservable Bath
Staff 8,3/10
Facilities 7,8/10
Cleanliness 7,9/10
Comfort 7,8/10
Value for money 7,7/10
Location 8,4/10

Ryokan highlights

A hillside Atami hot spring stay with sea views, spacious rooms, and easy bus access.

Hillside Sea ViewsElevated setting overlooks Sagami Bay, sunrise light, and Atami's glittering nightscape.
Varied Onsen BathsLarge bath lineup includes semi-open-air, sleeping, and jar baths for relaxed soaking.
Private Bath OptionReservable private baths add scenic, quieter soaking time for couples or families.
Atami Station AccessAbout 10 minutes by car from Atami Station, with a nearby bus stop.
Spacious Japanese RoomsSeveral room types are roomy, with Japanese-style options suited to small groups.
Scenic DiningRestaurant pairs bay and city views with kaiseki dinner and a wide breakfast buffet.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsScenery and onsen are the main draw here: arrive mid-afternoon, bathe before dinner, enjoy the kaiseki meal and night view, then use the next morning for breakfast and one or two Atami sights before moving on.
Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night or easy 2-night Atami onsen stay for sea views, baths, and a few town sights, not as a long sightseeing base.

Know before booking

Hillside accessIt is above central Atami, so station-to-hotel movement usually needs taxi or bus rather than an easy luggage walk.
Short-stay areaAtami has enough for a relaxed 1-2 nights, but many travelers will run out of nearby must-see sights if they stay longer here.
Not old-ryokan styleThis is a practical modern hot-spring hotel, not a deeply traditional, intimate, high-luxury ryokan experience.

Food & drinks

Verified at the Minaguchi-cho address; dining centers on one scenic on-site restaurant with buffet breakfast, kaiseki dinner, and late-night dandan noodles.

Restaurant (on-site)
on-site

Scenic main dining room for breakfast and dinner with Sagami Bay and city views.

  • Breakfast buffetfoodAbout 60 breakfast items.
  • Local shirasuspecialtyShizuoka whitebait at breakfast.
  • Fujinomiya yakisobaspecialtyLocal Shizuoka breakfast favorite.
  • Live kitchen dishesfoodFreshly cooked items made to order.
Kaiseki Dinner (on-site)
on-site

Seasonal Japanese dinner courses served in the hotel restaurant.

  • Kiwami kaisekifoodUpgraded seasonal course dinner.
  • Abalone clay pot ricespecialtySignature rich rice dish.
  • Five-kind sashimifoodAssorted seasonal seafood.
  • Beef teppanyakifoodHot grilled beef course item.
Night Noodles (on-site)
on-site

Guest-only late-night noodle service after dinner.

  • Red dandan noodlesfoodSpicy sesame and chili oil style.
  • Black dandan noodlesfoodBlack sesame rich and spicy.
  • White dandan noodlesfoodCreamy sesame-focused version.
  • Extra drinkdrinkAdditional drink available for a fee.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan sits on Atami’s hillside, so most travelers arrive most easily via Atami Station and then continue by taxi, hotel shuttle if available, or local bus.

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Should you choose this ryokan?

This is a hillside hot-spring hotel in Atami with broad views over Sagami Bay and the city, and it feels better suited to travelers who want a relaxed stay than a station-centered one. It stands out for scenery, onsen time, and convenient driving access, but its uphill location and some room trade-offs will not suit everyone.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Big bay-and-city viewsThe annex sits on a hill above Atami, so the standout experience is the elevated view over Sagami Bay and the city lights. That setting adds a more scenic, retreat-like feel than many central Atami stays.
  • Onsen with a more open feelThe bath area includes semi-open-air baths as well as other bath types, which makes onsen time feel more atmospheric than a basic indoor setup. It is a strong pick if bathing is one of the main reasons for your stay.
  • Freshly renewed common spacesThe hotel reopened after a March 20, 2026 renewal, with updated guest-room, lobby, and restaurant areas. That gives it an advantage if you want a property that feels more refreshed than older Atami hillside hotels.
  • Good fit for driversIt offers free parking and the hotel specifically gives car-access guidance, which is useful in Atami's steep streets. If you are exploring by rental car, the annex is much easier to enjoy.
  • Solid resort-style extrasBeyond rooms and baths, it has practical extras like an in-house souvenir shop, karaoke, and in-room massage services on limited days. These details make it easier to spend a quiet evening on-site without needing to go back into town.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Not ideal without a carThe hotel is about 10 minutes by car from Atami Station and sits uphill, so it is less convenient for travelers who want to walk everywhere. Guests relying on luggage-heavy train travel may find arrival and local movement tiring.
  • Less central evening atmosphereBecause it is removed from the station and waterfront core, popping out for spontaneous restaurant hopping or late-night strolls is less convenient. This matters if you want Atami's town energy right outside your door.
  • Some rooms are simpler than expectedSeveral room categories appear more practical than luxurious, and some traditional-style rooms may prioritize space and view over a fully updated in-room setup. Travelers expecting a polished boutique-ryokan feel could find the annex too plain.
  • Noise sensitivity can be an issuePast guest feedback suggests that sound can travel between rooms or from above in some parts of the property. Light sleepers may want to be cautious, especially on busy dates.
  • Check-out is fairly earlyCheck-out is at 10:00, which can make the morning feel a bit rushed if you want a slow breakfast, another bath, and an easy departure. That is less generous than hotels that allow a more relaxed late-morning exit.

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