Hotel Livemax Atami

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• jibbird

  14 enero 2015
  Big room and Comfortable bed, Good Onsen!!

  - Big room area, Clean and Complete facility - Free and Good Wifi - Good Onsen- Romantic - Good Service and Good Staff - not far from JR station and Atami Castle - Dinner is good - In conclusion, Very Good Hotel

  

• Ghappy2014

  23 enero 2015
  Very cozy and comfortable with warm hospitality

  Don' be disappointed in this exterior! Their interier was renovated and reopened at Apr.2014.Just look at their photoes on HP if you can't image and you will stay as expected.They have natural hot spring at the fifth floor,not too hot,and a big clean room and can see the ocean view.It a bit far from the station, Kinomiya or Atami but no problem if you aren't old. I stayed for a night with my puppy, yes , Surprisingly, they have a room for staying with your pet. and have a small space for the dogrun.They have only a few rooms so that recomend to make a reservation from Mon to Thurs but they are busy on Sat and Sun.The location is very nice, you can enjoy walk around seaside,Atami, not recomend Summer season bcz of many tourlists. Very reasonable , $70 ~$104/night and good hospitality. I surppose they can't speak English but try to understand you. Breakfast and Dinner was normal, I recomend outside.

  

• Mark D

  18 mayo 2015
  Very nice hotel

  Very nice and inexpensive hotel in downtown Atami. Excellent and very friendly personal. Good breakfast and you can choose Japanese or Western style. Large, clean and comfortable rooms. Hotel like this in Tokyo or Kyoto will cost 4-5 times more.

  

• Kahanalei

  16 julio 2016
  Small hotel, however, a nice place to stay:

  This is a good example of how Trip Advisor was the main reason/influence of why I picked this hotel to stay at. While searching for decently priced hotels in the Atami area for my Mom and I, this was one of the hotels that came up with the most highest rated reviews, but at the same time, reasonably-priced. I've never been to the Atami area of Japan, but pretty much everyone else I stayed at this hotel with (my Mom and two aunts), had been to Atami before, due to the proximity of the place from Tokyo and it being known as a resort town. Thankfully, my Mom had reserved a room at this hotel early enough (at least two months prior), so the room we got was pretty nice. I did feel bad though, since my two aunts (who reserved a room either a few weeks or a month prior to actually staying here) ended up with a room that was much smaller than ours (their room didn't come with a bathtub, only a small shower area). The room I stayed at, was right above the dining area/restaurant and had a view of the street right by the waterfront, came with a decent sized sink area in one part of the room and the actual bath tub/shower area was right by the windows facing the street in its own enclosed area (separate from the actual bathroom sink). I've never seen a floor plan like that, but it was nice and different. I didn't go the hot spring/Onsen, so it was nice to be able to just relax and chill in the tub, especially due to not being able to do that where I actually reside. Because the weather was cloudy and cold during the time I stayed at this hotel (during late March of 2016), there were hardly any people by the waterfront, the water was grey and the views were not that great, but it was definitely better than no view at all. The lobby area and front desk for this hotel is technically on the 2nd fl, so when you enter the hotel from the ground floor, you would have to climb up some stairs (there are no elevators to the 2nd fl from the 1st, as far as I know and can remember), which was something my Mom had a bit of difficulty with, so it is something to consider if you have anyone in your family/party who has difficulties climbing stairs. The dining area and restaurant at this hotel was nice, but small, understandably, since the hotel itself has only a handful of rooms in total, and a corresponding small number of guests. The food served for dinner was Washoku style and I thought that it was pretty good. For breakfast, I was served a Western/American style breakfast and that was good as well. This hotel is within a reasonable walking distance from nearby restaurants, stores, and I walked on over to a Lawson convenience store to buy some snacks and a body wash cloth that I forgot to bring with me. I'm sure you could catch the bus to get to this hotel and back from the JR Atami station, however, we ended up taking the taxi both ways, since it was more quick and convenient. Note that this hotel does not give out the traditional yukata that most Japanese hotels do (it's more like a casual tee and some pants); this was not a problem for me, since I never wear yukatas offered at hotels to begin with, but I could tell my Mom and aunts weren't exactly happy with this fact. This place offered free Wifi, which was definitely a plus and this ended up being literally the only time during my week in Japan that I could actually connect to the internet. I would recommend this place if you don't mind the fact that you won't be staying at a big hotel and would rather stay at someplace with a smaller number of total guests and if you want to stay at someplace right next to the ocean. My advice is to book early so you can get a decent room, the later and last minute you book, you'll likely end up with a smaller room. Also, I would advise to ask to reserve a room with its own bath, as much as possible.