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Lived in semi private economy cabin for women. Please noted that the ‘door’ of the room is only a curtain. There is no lock for the room. However, the hotel provides lockers for valuables. There’s a makeup room which provides hair dryers, hair tools, and cream for cleansing and moisture skin, impressive! Location of the hotel is fair. It is near the beach and takes around 10 mins walk from the Atami station. Convenient store is nearby with just 1-2 mins walk. Enjoyed the firework event which was held on the beach just near the hotel. All in all, the hotel is very clean and tidy, but slightly expensive for single tourist.

The best word to describe my experience in staying at Yokikan was "Excellent!" Yokikan is just a short walk from the heart of downtown Ito, but since I had been traveling much of the day to get to Ito I took a cab from Ito Station to the Ryokan. The front desk immediately reimbursed me for the cab! Multiple staff greeted me by name at the front door and the assistant GM explained the Onsen and traditional Ryokan aspects of the property as part of the check-in process. My room (205) was huge and had a view back into town. On entering the room a nice staff lady came by and served me hot tea and a sweet and refreshing dessert treat! Wow!! The room was a traditional tatami mat room, with table and pillowed floor seat as well as a 'deck' area with two comfortable chairs and a small table. After dinnertime a staff member came by and setup my futon bed -- super comfortable and great warm comforter. The room also had a restroom, modern AC/heater, TV, fridge and tea as well as towels and yukata for in-room and onsen use. The two indoor onsens were nice, but the outdoor one was fantastic! To get to it you either walked up a huge number of steps or, as I did, took a really cool funicular "up the mountain" to get to the onsen. Great views from the onsen (hot spring) back into Ito. My room came with breakfast and dinner served in-room. Both were what I would call terrific multi-course Japanese "delicacy" eating, Amazing fresh seafood, veggies, miso, and other Japanese treats that will put an ear-to-ear grin on the face of any fellow foodies out there! The general manager, Akihisi Inaba and his wife both went out of their way to speak with me and he gave me some excellent suggestions for things to see in the area. The Ryokan has been in his family for 5 generations and the beauty and elegance of the place was really a highlight of my time in Japan. I cannot speak more highly of the experience I had at Yokikan -- it was just Excellent.

We are in Japan for 3 months and I doubt we will find a better place to stay. The property itself is historically interesting and in a great location - about 6 minutes walk from the train and bus station, 2 blocks from the waterfront and very close to restaurants, supermarkets (we thought that Max was best) and shopping areas. The hostel is immaculately clean and well maintained. Staff are generous with their time and local knowledge. English proficiency was a help but we heard all sorts of languages spoken. We had booked a river view room with ensuite (toilet and wash basin) and shared a private shower just down the hallway. The common areas, kitchen and sitting rooms are great places to interact with and learn from other travellers. Don't forget the in-house Onsen which is included in the accommodation cost. It was rarely used, marvellously hot, well organised. You will need to "hire" a towel and wash cloth but cheap. We are well travelled but this is one of a kind. We recommend it highly

This ryokan was far from the station but they did provide a shuttle bus. The room and shower room were lovely and we had a view the the sea. We were too late with our booking (we got an Agoda special last minute deal), to reserve dinner and had a 20min walk to the nearest restaurant only to find it booked out. If you can't book dinner I would recommend buying a bento but be warned they will not heat it for you so maybe sushi's the way to go. Facilities were exelent.

We were there for two nights. Perhaps it's the time we chose to travel but the hotel was fairly empty. I was initially rather ambivalent about the hotel because it seemed quite old and shabby. But, we had the best experience there. The staff were great, gave us an upgrade after we changed our minds about the initial booking. We had a room with a great view of the sea. The onsen was wonderful. I highly recommend the one of the top floor of the annex building. Within a 10 minute walk, one can get to (what I assume is) the main part of the town. It's a lovely old town, very nice to walk around. Overall, a great experience and we will definitely be returning to this hotel.

We booked this one just a few days before we arrived, so we are kind of lack of information about Atami When we found this lovely city requires driving, we just came downstairs and asked Fujii san to help us for a car rental. He kept trying calling around 5 companies even we felt sorry for bothering him and already given up for a while, suddenly he said he made it and arranged all the process we need, that is a huge help for the random traveler like us. Except for the nice stuff, this hostel arranged for us a nice view room with big window, free and delicious breakfast, home-made style, fresh melon only for that day（how lucky we are!!）Tiny but cute onsen which relieve my stress off, really good for sleep tight. Acutally, I promise i ll visit it again when i come to atami.

This hotel has an odd layout, which makes for an interesting walk around the hotel to explore it. The bath is outdoors-only, and requires a long walk through an outdoor corridor. Not a problem, just worthy of note. The room I had was probably renovated a few years back. Japanese bedding on a slightly elevated tatami floor. The rest of the room was part tatami, part wooden floor. A pleasant combination. The wooden balcony in my room was of not much use, due to weather conditions, and due to the fact that it didn't feel as private as I had hoped. This was possibly in part because I was on 1F, whereas most hotels don't have any guest rooms on 1F. I said this is an odd hotel, and it is. Parking is available plentiful, and for free. They also have a small parking garage, with its own entrance into the building. Perfect during heavy rain.

I wanted to try a Ryokan and have dinner there... turned out to be one of the best Japanese experiences I ever had. Not only the Ryokan itself was fantastic in terms of design and facilities (nice open air bath, beautiful gardens, cozy room which is essentially like a traditional Japanese apartment). The staff goes above and beyond to deliver an unforgettable experience to guests. The dinner consists of a seasonal preparation, so you'll get food prepared and arranged according to the season. The courses are never ending so make sure you don't take a heavy lunch that day. The person assigned was extremely courteous and friendly to explain all the food and chat. The hot bath it's also very nice here and I can't find enough words to recommend this place to readers. The only downside could be the price so I strongly suggest you take also the dinner since there's not a huge difference, and it's really worth it, the best part I'd say. Thank you so much!

The hotel service is good and the hot spring is good. The dinner is delicious and the breakfast is very great. Two things that are not satisfying are the location and the bathroom in the room. The free shuttle bus is only available from 2pm and it's only for go to the hotel from Ito station. If you would like to go out from the hotel, you need to find your own way to leave. It's a bit far if you walk. For the room, the toilet and bathroom are a bit old, though we haven't used the bathroom since we took shower in the hot spring area. The price which includes a night and 2 meals is actually reasonable and it's worth coming on the whole.

The hotel is within walking distance from Atami Station, which has a lot of shops in the surrounding. It has a carpark and the parking rate is quite cheap, which is good as I rented a car from Tokyo and drove to Atami. Room is a bit dated, but is clean and everything inside is of good quality. The design of the bed is quite smart, it has a empty bottom so that you can store your large suitcases underneath. Staff are very helpful even though most have very limited English ability, breakfast is included and is decent. This is definitely a good choice if you don't mind paying a bit more than a budget hotel.

My boyfriend and I wanted to take a quick weekend motorcycle ride to get out of the city. I booked this hotel for the price, but we were very pleasantly surprised. The view from the 2nd floor was gorgeous. The bath was open air and had a lock so it could be used privately. The room was very clean nd very big for Japan. The fact that it had a full kitchen would have been convenient if we were staying more than one night. The staff was very nice and friendly, but spoke zero English so if you don't speak Japanese have a translator book handy. Downside was that it was a bit difficult to find and google maps got confused (but it being off the main drag makes it much more relaxing and private). If you're looking for 5 star luxury, this probably isn't for you. If you want a comfortable home away from home, then I would recommend this place in a hearbeat, we loved it.

The ryokan is perched on a steep slope facing the sea, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. The room has an unblocked view of the ocean - an absolute treat to wake up to. The room was very nicely done up and I wish I had stayed a little longer! However, I wouldn’t recommend this to those driving. Our hosts had warned us against driving to the ryokan, but as we had already booked and planned the trip around the drive, our hosts kindly booked us a parking spot some distance from the ryokan. The walk to the parking spot involved climbing up very steep slopes, in addition to the climb up to the ryokan.

A lovely quaint hotel with great staff and facilities. Dinner, bed and breakfast in todays travels is rare so I was pleasantly surprised at the variety and quality of food on offer. Beer on tap along with wine was also included. The onsen was spotless. Overall, it was such a great experience that I will certainly make a second (and longer) visit when next in Japan. Thanks to all staff.

Traditional Japanese style for aptment hotel. Location is close to the seaside but considering the uphill road not that smart choice when you leave the hotel to the JR station. I took a taxi to the Atami Station when leaving as the uphill road is really challenging with the rain. Staff are friendly and helpful, one guy who speaks English helped me to call a taxi that day.Appreciate! Private bath is the lightspot so as the roast fish for breakfast. BTW, the self-made milk is good! However, the bed make up is confusing for foreigners and no one come to clean the next day. Disappointed about that. Anyway, will consider to stay again in the future ! Thank you guys!

Very good, memorable stay at this hotel; the views of the Pacific Ocean from the private onsen were breathtaking ! The 2-storey villa was well-furnished in the traditional Japanese style, but with all the modern amenities and facilities which made the it very comfortable. We had a superb kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast the following day, with excellent service throughout. Even when there was a slight problem with the airconditioning at 11pm at night, the staff were very fast in their response. Definitely, we will visit this hotel again !

Location is 5-10 minutes walk from station. Location is opposite an izakaya which serves great ramen, korean food and live fish. 5 mins drive to nearby onsen which has an outdoor onsen with has superb sea and mountain view(Akazawa). The owner gave me a ride there. The owner was also super helpful in assisting with my needs, that was to find a dive guide on the day of check out. He also provided transport to the dive shop. Check in was smooth and payment on check out. Yukata and all amenities are provided. Room was perfect and cosy and was one of my best stays in Japan. Had a tub in the showering room but for those who want to visit a bigger onsen, they have discounts for a beautiful one nearby. All staffs were very friendly and helpful.