三平荘

Sanpeisou is located in the heart of the hot spring resort area of Atami Onsen, but is surrounded by lush greenery Ryokan (Japanese inn). This is a hot spring resort where you can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a moment of supreme relaxation. The inn boasts an atmospheric indoor hot spring bath and an open-air bath overlooking the garden. The hotel also offers a half-board meal plan at a reasonable price, making it the perfect place to stay for your next trip.

三平荘は、熱海温泉の温泉街中心にありながら、緑の木々に囲まれた閑静な温泉旅館。お部屋は全１１室のみで、贅沢な癒やしのひとときをお過ごしいただけるハイクラスな温泉宿です。効能豊かな温泉は、素晴らしい庭園を望む解放的な露天風呂などで存分に堪能。また、新鮮な海の幸をはじめ静岡県の地元食材を活かしたお食事も評判。45,000円以下のご予算でしたら、高級感のある露天風呂付き客室にもお泊りいただけます。

Sanpeiso in Atami is an inn with 60 years of history. The hotel itself is located in a green area, but if you stay in the independent guest cottages "Akebono" room, you will have your own private garden that you can stroll around in. It even comes with an open-air hot spring bath! There are hot spring inns with large gardens, but there are few hotels with their own "private gardens". It's a little expensive, but if you're staying with four people it's a little cheaper, and you can enjoy a luxurious stay for just one night. Sanpeiso itself only has 11 guest rooms, so you can spend your time in a quiet environment.

Sanpeiso is a 5-minute drive from Atami Station (a shuttle service is available from Atami Station). Founded over 60 years ago, this quiet hot spring inn is surrounded by trees and located in a quiet residential area. There are 11 spacious rooms to choose from, including those with a semi-open-air hot spring bath or a cypress bath. Breakfast and dinner can be enjoyed in your room, making it comfortable as there is no need to travel.

Sanpeisou is a quiet hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) surrounded by trees and located in a quiet residential area a short distance independent guest cottages from the hot spring resort area of Atami Onsen. The Japanese-style guest rooms have a relaxed, Japanese atmosphere and are popular with foreign guests. Guests can fully enjoy Atami's hot spring baths, including an open-air bath where they can relax and warm themselves while gazing at the plants and trees that change their expressions from season to season. We are also proud of our meals using seasonal ingredients such as seafood unique to the Izu Peninsula, which will surely satisfy guests from all over the world.

It was a small inn with a homey feel, and a comfortable stay. The room I stayed in was a 10 tatami Japanese-style room with an adjoining room and a half open-air bath. Although it was a half open-air bath, it was on a corner, so you could enjoy the natural beauty from two sides, and it had the same luxurious beauty of a view as an open-air bath. Perhaps because there are only a few rooms, it was nice that we could eat freshly cooked food. Hot food was served hot. The sashimi was plump and delicious. There were plenty of vegetables, so there was a large selection, but we were able to enjoy everything. The open-air bath in the large communal bath also had a wonderful Japanese feel. I recommend it when you want to spend a relaxing time at the inn.

Since there are only a few rooms, the inn offers attentive hospitality. The open-air bath in the large communal bath is surrounded by a garden with many trees, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing space. There is also a rest area in the garden, perfect for soothing your hot body after a bath. The food was a seafood-focused kaiseki meal unique to Izu, and the sashimi was thick and plump. There are rooms with open-air baths, but the room we stayed in was without one. It was on the third floor, with only stairs, but it was a luxurious space of 15 tatami mats + 5 tatami mats + 6 tatami mats in a Western-style room, and the view from the room was wonderful, allowing us to relax in an elegant atmosphere.

This is a small inn with only 11 rooms, but it offers the kind of attentive hospitality you would expect from such a small inn. I booked a room with a semi-open-air bath, which I think is perfect for celebrations. The large communal bath has a tasteful open-air bath, and you can relax and enjoy the hot springs in the large bathtub. The meal is a kaiseki meal using seafood and mountain delicacies unique to Izu.

Sanpeiso is a hot spring inn with 11 rooms located in the center of Atami Onsen town, a 15-minute walk from Atami Station. Atami Sun Beach is a 10-minute walk away. There are independent guest cottages guest rooms with semi-open-air baths, where you can spend a luxurious time looking out at the Japanese garden. The inn also has a very clean and spacious large communal bath and open-air bath. Dinner is kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）centered around local Izu ingredients, and you can enjoy both dinner and breakfast in your room at your leisure.

If you're visiting Atami Onsen, I recommend "Atami Onsen Sanpeisou." It's a quiet Japanese-style Ryokan (Japanese inn) located in a quiet residential area a little independent guest cottages from the center of Atami. It was founded 60 years ago and has a retro feel, but it's also charming. There are only 11 rooms in total, some of which have a semi-open-air hot spring bath or a cypress bath. Another appealing point is that breakfast and dinner are served in your room.

With a history of 60 years, this relaxing hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) for adults is surrounded by a green garden. There are 11 guest rooms, all built in the Sukiya style, creating a relaxing atmosphere. There are guest rooms with semi-open-air baths and independent guest cottages with semi-open-air baths, making it ideal for seniors to relax and unwind. There is a large indoor bath and an open-air bath. You can also request a massage service after your bath. Dinner is kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal Izu produce. Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room, so you can enjoy your meal at your own pace.

As it is located independent guest cottages from the area lined with large seaside hotels, it is likely that you will be able to see a more beautiful starry sky. In addition to the open-air baths that are alternated for men and women, there are also rooms with open-air and semi-open-air baths. Dinner is a kaiseki-style meal made with local ingredients, which you can enjoy in your room without worrying about the people around you.

How about Sanpeiso, which has a history of 60 years? It is a hot spring inn with only 11 rooms located in the hot spring town, so you can feel the Japanese atmosphere and enjoy the hot spring atmosphere to the fullest. There is also independent guest cottages, so please try relaxing in a Japanese-style room.

From your room you can see a Japanese-style garden that changes with the seasons. You can enter the garden in no time by putting on sandals. The room also has a cypress bath, which is of course a hot spring. You will have the bath and the view all to yourself, which is very relaxing. Both breakfast and dinner are served in the room, so it seems like a great place married couple to spend some quality time together.

This detached guest room has a cypress bathtub! The pleasant scent of cypress fills the bathroom, allowing you to refresh both body and mind. The lush green scenery can be seen from the bathroom, so it is also attractive for you to relax in peace and quiet. As it is a detached guest room, there are rooms up to the second floor, giving you a luxurious feeling, and meals are served in your room in the morning and evening, so you can enjoy a completely private space.

Atami Onsen Sanpeiso is a recommended inn for solo travelers who want a relaxing stay. It is a small, historic, beautiful inn with 11 rooms. It is located in a quiet area surrounded by trees, so it is very relaxing. There is an open-air bath, and meals are served in the room for breakfast and dinner, so it is perfect for your needs.

This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) located near the center of Atami, and it's quite nice. independent guest cottages is especially great. The garden is nice, and it makes you forget that you're in the middle of town (especially since you can't imagine there being a supermarket right next door). The food is mainly freshly caught seafood. It's a bit disappointing that there isn't much meat. However, independent guest cottages may be a bit over your budget. But I recommend it.