Atami Club Geihinkan

“Camera enorme in standard Giapponese. Il servizio è eccellente sebbene sia molto distante dal nulla”

Ho voluto provare un hotel hotspring con onsen in camera quindi ho prenotato questo posto. Anche se è molto costosa 40.000 yen per 2 persone con prima colazione e cena, ma sono consapevole prezzo per camera in onsen è sempre caro in Giappone. Quando siamo arrivati all'hotel in taxi, c'è già un pers… Più

Ho voluto provare un hotel hotspring con onsen in camera quindi ho prenotato questo posto. Anche se è molto costosa 40.000 yen per 2 persone con prima colazione e cena, ma sono consapevole prezzo per camera in onsen è sempre caro in Giappone. Quando siamo arrivati all'hotel in taxi, c'è già un personale lì con una lista di nomi di ospiti che è molto gesto di benvenuto. Il check-in è stato molto rapido tè /etc/sysconfig/amd ci hanno chiesto di sitdown e hanno per primi. Il personale ci ha aiutato con i bagagli e' perché l'ascensore era piccolo. Correva giù per le scale e quando l'ascensore è arrivato il mio piano della camera, lo stesso staff era già lì ad aspettarci, che era un po' strano e lui era veloce. La camera è molto grande anche non è molto nuovo ma è molto pulito. Ci sono i futon in spazio in camera e penso che sia possibile dormire 4 per 5 persone più facile se necessario. L'onsen privato è piccola ma abbastanza grande per 2 persone e u può regolare temperatura aggiungendo acqua fredda.

Meno

“Relaxing in-room onsen bath”

"Geihinkan" means "Guest House" and this is part of the Atami Golf Club, a beautiful facility situated high above the center. One doesn't need to be a golfer to stay here since the rooms in the Geihinkan are open to all. And what lovely rooms they are. My wife and I stayed for two nights in a twin-… Più

"Geihinkan" means "Guest House" and this is part of the Atami Golf Club, a beautiful facility situated high above the center. One doesn't need to be a golfer to stay here since the rooms in the Geihinkan are open to all. And what lovely rooms they are. My wife and I stayed for two nights in a twin-bedded room on the 3rd floor (the entrance is on the 2nd floor) overlooking the ocean. Far bigger than the general hotel rooms in Japan, it was well-appointed with plenty of cupboard space and a spacious bathroom, capped off by a constantly flowing onsen bath. What a delight that was! I wish I had one at home but digging almost 2 km to achieve that isn't really feasible. The staff are extremely courteous, very friendly and most helpful. The hotel in general is kept very clean and tidy. The only negative point I found is the quality of food and the sake (nihonshu) which I wish, and hoped, would have been better. Whilst there were some good dishes, the sashimi, apart from the Hamachi (Yellowtail), were quite disappointing. We had ordered the optional food upgrade menu which included Ise-ebi (Spiny Lobster). This was quite good, although very small. The sake was fairly expensive and the selection not so good, but this is a personal opinion and others may find them to their liking. Breakfast was Japanese style. This was fine but it would have been nice to have had a Western-style option. A few other points: The hotel is about a ten minute taxi ride from the station at a cost of around 1100-1200 yen. The queue for taxis can be quite long at weekends and national holidays, with the mid-size taxi line being far shorter than the small size (not much difference in cost). For the return, the hotel will call a taxi and it takes around ten minutes (maybe slightly less) for it to arrive. It's not advisable to walk since the road is long and winding, and very steep. Dinner and breakfast are taken in the club house building which is a very short walk, outdoors, from the Geihinkan. There are also onsen baths for men and women in the club house building but while the locker rooms are quite large, the baths are small. We found no need to use them in view of the wonderful bath in the room. All-in-all though, we were very happy with our stay and will probably go again.

Meno

“Ottima vista e bagno privato”

Camera con una vista fantastica! Camera molto spaziosa con un grande balcone e bagno privato che si affaccia sul campo da golf. Mi è piaciuto molto tutte le comodita' come accappatoi e lounge indossa per la cena. Ma siamo rimasti molto delusi dalla cena e il personale della reception che ci ha fatt… Più

Camera con una vista fantastica! Camera molto spaziosa con un grande balcone e bagno privato che si affaccia sul campo da golf. Mi è piaciuto molto tutte le comodita' come accappatoi e lounge indossa per la cena. Ma siamo rimasti molto delusi dalla cena e il personale della reception che ci ha fatto il check-in. La cena era mediocri al suo meglio anche se la colazione era deliziosa! Ci piacerebbe ritornare per la vista, bagno e colazione prossima volta.

Meno

“Not bad, but not the Japanese "omotenashi" at all”

Vey good view. Facilities are very nice. Large rooms with great view from the bath. The food is very good, fresh sea food from Atami region. The only problem is the service. Staff is not in the "ryokan" standard level I got used to in Japanese traditional lodging. They request the customer to adapt… Più

Vey good view. Facilities are very nice. Large rooms with great view from the bath. The food is very good, fresh sea food from Atami region. The only problem is the service. Staff is not in the "ryokan" standard level I got used to in Japanese traditional lodging. They request the customer to adapt to their needs, when it is supposed to be the opposite (the service provider meets the customer's needs).

Meno