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1. The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami
The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts AtamiAtami
- Waterfront luxury in Atami with spring water bathtubs, ocean-view French dining, and hot springs just steps from Atami Castle.
P51,604
P57,042 total
Oct 13 - Oct 14




2. Hotel Grand Bach Atami Crescendo
Hotel Grand Bach Atami CrescendoAtami
- Serene Japanese luxury with traditional onsen and spa treatments at this Atami hotel near MOA Museum of Art.
P30,673
P34,019 total
Oct 1 - Oct 2




4. PEARL STAR HOTEL ATAMI
PEARL STAR HOTEL ATAMIHigashikaigancho
- Beachside luxury bliss at this Japanese resort with hot springs, spa treatments, and ocean proximity.
P25,814
P28,673 total
Sep 30 - Oct 1
P21,284
P23,412 total
Oct 25 - Oct 26




7. Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji
Izu Marriott Hotel ShuzenjiIzu
- Mountain retreat with a luxurious Japanese spa offering hot springs, tennis courts, and fine dining in Izu.
P9,533
P11,535 total
Oct 13 - Oct 14
P27,408
P30,387 total
Sep 29 - Sep 30
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Top Izu Hotel Reviews
Arai Ryokan
10/10 Excellent
"One of the most beautiful ryokans I've been to. The gardens, the pond, the koi - simply stunning. Feels like you've been catapulted back in time. Location is right next to Shuzenji temple & bamboo forest. Staff was increadibly hospitable too with an eye for detail and went the extra mile in taking care of our luggae, car & my mum's rollator storage. Food (especially dinner) was very good too. Lots of small dishes I had never seen arranged like this before, even though I have lived in Japan in the past. We stayed 2 nights & most dishes varied. They were able to accommodate for my mum's pork allergy (I'm not sure they could do the same for all kinds of allergy - best to ask). Onsen were on the smaller side, but numerous & beautiful. They had some private ones too. This is a traditional upscale/luxury hotel, not a new luxury hotel with the latest tech and so we booked a traditional tatami room with garden view (beautiful!). One thing to note is that their futons are not on the soft side. If you prefer soft bedding, check for their other room options or maybe ask if they can provide an extra layer of bedding."























