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"The hotel is in the middle of nowhere, and transportation options are very limited. The last trip to and from the hotel is at 5 PM. Additionally, the hotel service bus is not free; you need to pay ¥200. I booked this hotel because I saw it on YouTube and expected the Kaiseki dinner to be served in my room. However, I was disappointed as we ended up having dinner in the restaurant on the 6th floor instead. The area was serene and cold, which might explain why there’s no air conditioning in the...

"We had a great time. "

"Absolutely loved the experience of having our own private in-room onsen. The staff were extremely nice and helpful even though there was a communication barrier they did everything to makes us feel welcome. "

"The Ryokan experience was excellent. Our hostess was fantastic. "

"The Annex is near a popular onsen, but the onsens at the annex are great too. It’s the 4th bus stop from center. The bus run every 15-30 mins. Taxi isn’t so expensive either. Our room was very spacious. I highly recommend this place c"

"Dinner and breakfast were incredible."

"This was our most interesting stay in Japan, so if you’re quirky, read on! Atami Kinjokan embodied everything we found fascinating about the town itself - it’s aged, grand and like walking through the hallways of a decadent yesteryear. The dinner served was lovely - and what a view from the banquet hall. Staff were friendly and helpful. The room was huge and listening to the canal that runs through the different wings of the hotel was magical. If you want new and shiny - don’t stay here. If you...

"Great view, especially fireworks, sunrise. Old but spacious."

"Wow! What an amazing experience. We had a beautiful stay , our only regret was that we could not stay longer. We highly recommend this traditional Ryokan. Kimiko our host is a beautiful souls and made ourv stay that much more special. The food is incredible, the private ohnsen was better than expected. You will not be disappointed with a stay here. "

"The hotel was comfortable, the staff helpful, the food plentiful and tasty (dinner and breakfast buffets are included). It was lovely eating dinner in my robe like the rest of the visitors. The two downfalls are that wifi is only in the main lobby (albeit free), and the hotel I'd very much dated, as though I was staying st by grandmother's place. I still had a lovely stay, and the price was very affordable, so all in all it was worth it."

"We Americans stayed here for 2 nights. Highly recommended. Great cultural experience for those looking for an authentic ryokan in an older style building with communal bathing facilities. Japanese breakfast was really fun but I had little idea what I was eating. Go with an open mind! I was glad there were a couple of very helpful staff who spoke some English. Otherwise, it looked like all local Japanese guests there!"

"They lost our reservation and made us sit in the lobby for half an hour while waiting to figure out if we had a place to stay or not. It was too late to order dinner there--you have to book in advance. The room was nice, and the hot spring-fed bath on the patio was lovely, though it might not work for two tall people at the same time. "