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Hotel · Atami, Japan
RISONARE Atami
RISONARE Atami sits on a rise above Sagami Bay, with an onsen that looks over the water and a 300-year-old camphor tree at the centre of its grounds.
Overview
RISONARE Atami stands on a rise above the coastal city of Atami, with views across Sagami Bay from its public rooms and from windows in each of its 81 guest rooms. The interiors reference the sea's blue and the fireworks that light up Atami's night sky, a nod to the Atami Marine Fireworks Festival held more than ten times a year nearby. Rooms are over 60 square metres, with capacity for up to six guests, and check-in runs from 3pm to a midday check-out.
A semi-open-air onsen, Atami Onsen Yurayura, lets bathers look out over the bay while soaking in chloride-rich spring water. Inside the hotel's grounds, a forest grown around a 300-year-old camphor tree holds a treehouse, KUSUKUSU, set fifteen metres up, and a treetop adventure course nine metres above the ground. An indoor pool stays open year-round and includes a shallow pool for young children. Two restaurants cover the kitchen: Japanese Dining HANABI serves kaiseki built around local seafood such as turban shell and splendid alfonsino in a dining room designed by Klein Dytham architecture around the fireworks theme, while Studio Buffet MOGUMOGU runs a live kitchen and a pastry corner where children can try baking. A rooftop cafe, SORANO Beach Books & Cafe, spreads white sand across its floor eleven storeys up, and becomes an adults-only night lounge after six in the evening.
The spa works to a Citrus & Marine theme, using vegan-formulated products with 98 per cent naturally derived ingredients, and offers a maternity treatment for guests between 16 and 26 weeks pregnant. A free shuttle connects the hotel to Atami Station on the Tokaido Shinkansen line, and a guest-only desk near the station handles luggage storage and delivery. Anniversary items, including cakes, flower arrangements and champagne, can be arranged in the room or at dinner.
- Rooms
- 81
- Minimum stay
- 1 night
- Check in
- 15:00
- Check out
- 12:00
Why we like it
- 81 guest rooms, each over 60 square metres, with capacity for up to six guests
- Semi-open-air onsen overlooking Sagami Bay, called Atami Onsen Yurayura
- Forest treehouse KUSUKUSU built around a 300-year-old camphor tree, 15 metres above ground
- Indoor heated pool open year-round with a dedicated children's pool
- Two restaurants: kaiseki dining at HANABI and a buffet with a live kitchen at Studio Buffet MOGUMOGU
- Free shuttle and a guest-only desk near Atami Station for luggage storage and delivery
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Amenities
- Onsen
- Spa
- Japanese Dining HANABI
- Studio Buffet MOGUMOGU
- SORANO Beach Books & Cafe
- White Sand Night Lounge
- Indoor heated pool
- Nursery
- Kids' Room
- Family Climbing Wall
- Forest Treehouse KUSUKUSU
- Forest Treetop Adventure
- Parking
- EV charging
Reserving through us
Included when your travel advisor confirms this stay
- Daily breakfast for two
- Room upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
- Property credit or equivalent where the house offers one
- Early check in and late check out on request
- Welcome amenity and your travel agent known to the general manager
Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.
Location
Atami, Japan
Ryokans with private onsen, the mountain on a clear morning and Tokyo ninety minutes behind you.
Questions
- How many rooms does RISONARE Atami have?
- The hotel has 81 guest rooms, each over 60 square metres, with occupancy for one to six guests per room.
- How do I get to RISONARE Atami from Tokyo?
- A free shuttle covers the 15-minute route between Atami Station on the Tokaido Shinkansen line and the hotel. A guest-only desk near the station also handles luggage storage and delivery to the hotel.
- What dining options are available at the hotel?
- There are two restaurants: Japanese Dining HANABI, serving kaiseki built around local seafood such as turban shell and splendid alfonsino, and Studio Buffet MOGUMOGU, a buffet with a live kitchen and a children's pastry corner. There are also two cafes, the rooftop SORANO Beach Books & Cafe and the adults-only White Sand Night Lounge.
- Are pets allowed at RISONARE Atami?
- Pets are allowed if travelling from within Japan. They may accompany guests at Japanese Dining HANABI during dinner service, with limited seating and a cage required.
- What is there for children to do at the resort?
- Facilities include an indoor heated pool with a shallow children's pool, a kids' room, a nursery free of charge during dinner for HANABI guests, a forest treehouse set in a 300-year-old camphor tree, and a climbing wall for parents and children to use together.
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