Yuyado Ichibanchi
8,5/10 Excellent - Based on 250 reviews
A true haven of serenity, this ryokan in Atami offers its visitors an authentically Japanese experience. Surrounded by a soothing atmosphere, it invites relaxation through its hot spring baths, where one can fully unwind while appreciating the surrounding nature. For those seeking more tranquility, massages and massage chairs are offered. The establishment also provides a private bath on reservation, perfect for savoring a moment of calm in complete privacy.
Comfortable and full of charm, the rooms combine traditional materials with modern amenities. The tatami floor, shoji screens, and futon beds create a warm atmosphere, while more contemporary options include rooms with open-air baths or sea views. Every detail is designed to offer a memorable stay, whether you choose a compact room or a premium suite suitable for families and couples seeking an escape.
Young and adults alike will gather around the tables of the on-site restaurant, renowned for its traditional Japanese dishes and international inspirations. Those wishing to explore the city can enjoy the multiple dining options nearby, such as the famous restaurant カフェ・ド・シュマン, just a few steps away. Whether in the comfort of the establishment or strolling around the area, each meal promises a unique palette of flavors to complete this cultural immersion.
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Japanese Authenticity Rating
8/10 Truly charming, this ryokan offers a clever blend of traditional and modern elements. Tatamis and shōji screens meet a contemporary ambiance. The cuisine is refined, with dishes highlighting local products. The baths offer a nice experience, although a bit modern. The rooms combine nature and authentic comfort.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Hot spring/onsen
Open-air bath
Public bath
Massages
Terrace/Balcony
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air Conditioning
Breakfast
Positive Reviews
Excellent location near train station
The hotel is very conveniently located, close to the train station and shopping street, making it easy to explore the area and access local attractions.
Friendly and helpful staff
Guests consistently mention that the staff are polite, helpful, and go out of their way to assist, creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere.
Great onsen experience
The onsen facilities, including private baths in rooms, are highly praised for providing a relaxing and authentic Japanese experience, with some rooms offering city or sea views.
Delicious breakfast and dinner
Many reviews highlight the quality and taste of the breakfast and dinner, with meals described as delicious, fresh, and offering a true taste of Japanese cuisine.
Spacious and comfortable rooms
Rooms are often described as spacious, clean, and comfortable, with some offering large living areas, sea views, and private outdoor spaces.
Unique and traditional atmosphere
The hotel provides a serene traditional vibe, allowing guests to enjoy wearing kimonos, a peaceful environment, and a fun introduction to Japanese culture.
Negative Reviews
Facilities and rooms a bit dated
Several guests note that some rooms and bathrooms appear a little old or tired, though they remain functional and generally clean.
Challenging access for some guests
The hotel entrance sits on a slope and there is some walking inside the property, which may be difficult for elderly guests or those with heavy luggage.
Some issues with cleanliness
A few guests mention that room cleaning could be improved, with occasional reports of the room not being completely clean after housekeeping.
Hotel layout can be confusing
The property is described as maze-like by some, with rooms located far from the entrance, leading to longer walks inside the hotel.
Signage and finding the hotel
Some guests found the hotel hard to identify from the street due to signage being only in Japanese and the building being set back.
Improvements suggested for amenities
Suggestions include adding a drinking machine in the hotspring area for better hydration and improving the variety and quality of breakfast dishes.
What are the check-in and check-out times at Shihomiya ryokan?
Check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00. Check-out must be done before 10:00.
What wellness services are offered at Shihomiya ryokan?
The ryokan offers open-air hot spring baths, the possibility to book a private bath, as well as massage services for an additional fee.
Does Shihomiya ryokan have parking for guests?
Yes, private parking is available nearby for 1,500 ¥ per day, with no need for prior reservation.
What languages are spoken at Shihomiya ryokan?
The ryokan staff primarily speaks Japanese.
Does Shihomiya ryokan have dining options?
Yes, the ryokan offers traditional Japanese meals composed of multiple courses. Coffee and tea are also served at the lobby café.
What tourist sites are close to Shihomiya ryokan?
Nearby attractions include Kurai Shrine, the MOA Museum 1.6 km away, and Himenosawa Park about 15 minutes by car. Atami Beach is also just 900 meters away.
Are pets allowed at Shihomiya ryokan?
No, pets are not allowed in the establishment.
Are there cultural activities near Shihomiya ryokan?
Yes, you can visit the Atami Municipal Izusan Local Document Museum and the MOA Art Museum for enriching cultural experiences.
What transportation options are available to access Shihomiya ryokan?
The ryokan is located just a 3-minute walk from JR Atami Station, making it easily accessible by train. Car rental services are also available.
Does Shihomiya ryokan have an onsen or hot spring bath?
Yes, the ryokan has a hot spring/onsen accessible to guests. Baths can be reserved for private use for an additional fee.
Are there any specific restrictions or regulations at Shihomiya ryokan?
The establishment is entirely non-smoking, parties and events are not allowed, and pets are not accepted. No extra beds are available.
Does Shihomiya ryokan offer Wi-Fi?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in the common areas of the establishment.
