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The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami

Atami/ 熱海
With a focus on dining and art, The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami is a ryokan with a modern edge,
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THE STORY

With a focus on dining and art, The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami is a ryokan with a modern edge, and offers an appealing destination for discerning travelers. The concept is that of a very exclusive, high-end French auberge – a dining destination with rooms for overnight stays. Mr Hiroyuki Hiramatsu, executive chef and the founder of the company, fell in love with France at an early age, and returned there numerous times as he built his group of fine restaurants. He noted that some of the finest restaurants in France are in quite out-of-the way places, and many of them have simple accommodations to save their guests from having to make the long trip home after their meal. He decided to bring the concept to Japan.
Everywhere in The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami, both the art and the architecture express the fusion of East and West, Japanese and European – fantastic paintings by surrealist Joan Miro and landscape painter Tamako Kataoka grace many of the walls, and numerous works of shodo calligraphy by Yuichi Inoue provide both traditional sensibility and modern dynamism.
The building itself was built around a traditional besso, or country villa, slightly modernized but with its beautiful architectural lines and gorgeous interior maintained.
The result is a lovely and practical blend of luxurious tradition and innovative modern design that make staying at The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami an experience to remember.

ROOMS

  • ROOM Double Room (1F) The double rooms measure 57 sq. meters, and boast a lovely huge King-size bed that nicely compl…
  • ROOM Twin Room (1F) The Twins are at 61 sq. meters, and have a bigger veranda. The rooms’ twin beds can be swapped …
  • ROOM Twin Room (2F) On the second floor, there are three twin rooms, equally luxurious as the ones below, and a bit…
  • ROOM Corner Suite (1F) On one end of the first floor is a spacious corner suite, which can be arranged as a twin or a …
  • ROOM Corner Suite (2F) Second floor has a corner suite, quite roomy at almost 100 sq. meters, with an anteroom, a sitt…
  • ROOM Japanese Suite - Matsu-no-ma Matsu no Ma ‘Japanese Suite’ whose design is traditional Japanese-style, with shoji screens sep…
  • ROOM Japanese Suite - Ume-no-ma Ume no Ma ‘Japanese Suite’ whose design is traditional Japanese-style, with shoji screens separ…
    ROOM Double Room (1F) The double rooms measure 57 sq. meters, and boast a lovely huge King-size bed that nicely complements the expansive view.The double room has a hot spring bathtub inside the room and a terrace overlooking a peaceful bamboo grove and beyond it to the sea, enabling guests to enjoy the well-known Atami Onsen whenever they like.
    ROOM Twin Room (1F) The Twins are at 61 sq. meters, and have a bigger veranda. The rooms’ twin beds can be swapped out for doubles if the guest prefers.
    It has a hot spring bathtub inside the room and a terrace overlooking a peaceful bamboo grove and beyond it to the sea, enabling guests to enjoy the well-known Atami Onsen whenever they like.
    ROOM Twin Room (2F) On the second floor, there are three twin rooms, equally luxurious as the ones below, and a bit more spacious at 77 sq. meters.The rooms’ twin beds can be swapped out for doubles if the guest prefers. A private hot spring is situated inside the room, overlooking the Sagami Bay, and enables guests to enjoy the well-known Atami Onsen whenever they like.
    ROOM Corner Suite (1F) On one end of the first floor is a spacious corner suite, which can be arranged as a twin or a double. It has an anteroom, a sitting area with a couch, and a dining table. It also has a door connecting it to the Twin room next door, so that it can be enlarged to accommodate larger parties such as family gatherings.The rooms’ twin beds can be swapped out for doubles if the guest prefers.　It has a hot spring bathtub inside the room and a terrace overlooking the beautiful Sagami bay, enabling guests to enjoy the well-known Atami Onsen whenever they like.
    ROOM Corner Suite (2F) Second floor has a corner suite, quite roomy at almost 100 sq. meters, with an anteroom, a sitting room with a couch, and an expansive veranda with a sweeping view over the bay and the town below.The rooms’ twin beds can be swapped out for doubles if the guest prefers. A private hot spring is situated inside the room, and enables guests to enjoy the well-known Atami Onsen whenever they like.
    ROOM Japanese Suite - Matsu-no-ma Matsu no Ma ‘Japanese Suite’ whose design is traditional Japanese-style, with shoji screens separating the rooms and fragrant tatami reed mats on the floors. Outside on their terraces are lovely big Rotemburo (Open-air hot spring) and comfy outdoor sofas, as well as pretty gardens and an infinity pool reflecting the gorgeous view. Matsu no Ma is named for the matsu Japanese black pine trees on its spacious 35 sq. meter veranda overlooking the bay. Its luxurious space and premium fittings are designed for the enjoyment of two guests.
    Floor-level furniture, including a massive dining table, are accented by exquisite wood carvings and accessories often found in the homes of wealthy Japanese – antique lacquer letter boxes and bronze ashtrays, for example.
    ROOM Japanese Suite - Ume-no-ma Ume no Ma ‘Japanese Suite’ whose design is traditional Japanese-style, with shoji screens separating the rooms and fragrant tatami reed mats on the floors. Outside on their terraces are lovely big Rotemburo (Open-air hot spring) and comfy outdoor sofas, as well as pretty gardens and an infinity pool reflecting the gorgeous view.
    Ume no Ma has Japanese ume plum trees on its veranda garden, which flower prettily in the early spring and bear fruit in summer. The suite, The Hiramatsu & Resorts Atami’s largest, boasts a huge veranda with a sweeping view of the bay on one side and Atami Castle on the other.Ume no Ma has a private entrance for guests who prefer to arrive incognito. Floor-level furniture, including a massive dining table, are accented by exquisite wood carvings and accessories often found in the homes of wealthy Japanese – antique lacquer letter boxes and bronze ashtrays, for example.

FACILITIES &
SERVICES

  • Entrance & Lobby In the Entrance Lobby, arriving guests are greeted by a big, bold work of shodo calligraphy by Yuichi Inoue which expresses perfectly the experience to come – the Hiramatsu & Resorts Atami’s unique blend of modern dynamism and the ancient sensibility of traditional omotenashi hospitality.
    The ryokan’s Lounge boasts fine old woodwork and comfortable lounge chairs, as well as an outdoor terrace with comfortable lounge chairs and lovely views over Sagami Bay.
  • Cuisine At The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami, the focus is on food – hardly surprising as the company is primarily a high-end restaurant company. Chef Katsuya Miura works culinary magic with the local seafood and produce, artfully producing a distinctive fusion of French and Japanese sensibilities that has won him fans among Hiramatsu’s legions of loyal customers.
  • Dining The dining room is small and intimate, and the expert wait staffs are adept and attentive, helping to ensure an unsurpassed dining experience. In the evenings, torches provide a lovely warm light over the infinity pool outside, and during the day, the views over Sagami Bay are spectacular.
  • Art & Architecture The art at The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami is, as at the other ryokan in the group, exquisite. The paintings – primarily surrealist works by Joan Miro and vivid landscapes by Tamako Kataoka – are both gorgeous in themselves and the perfect choice to complement the tone of The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami experience, fusing modern/traditional as well as Japanese/European influences. (1/3)
  • Art & Architecture The ryokan’s rooms and Japanese–style suites boast dynamic shodo characters by renowned calligrapher Yuichi Inoue. A collection of beautifully detailed model ships contribute to establishing a sense of place by recalling the Atami region’s centuries of maritime heritage.
    Architect Yasumichi Morita designed the ryokan around an existing besso, or country villa, built 40 years ago by master builder Koichi Kinoshita. (2/3)
  • Art & Architecture The building, with the simple, elegant lines of its Sukiya Zukuri traditional residential architecture, was refurbished, and some necessary modern touches added, but Morita left intact the lovely and warm interior wood, as well as the exterior, beautifully weathered by the salt and wind of its coastal location. Two additional floors were added, anchored solidly to the steep hillside overlooking Sagami Bay. (3/3)

Map &
Transportation

Closest Train Station Atami Station
ROUTE DETAILS
Closest Bus Station N/A
ROUTE DETAILS
Free pick-up service N/A
Complimentary transfer is not available, 10 min by taxi from Atami station.
Key Gate Way Int'l Airport and Train (Shinkansen) Station
Route details

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Ryokan Data

Area Atami/ 熱海
Name of Ryokan The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami / ザ・ひらまつ ホテルズ ＆ リゾーツ 熱海
Address 1993-237 Atami, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0033
〒413-0033 静岡県熱海市熱海1993-237
Total Number of Rooms 13 rooms
Check-in Time 15:00
Check-Out Time 11:00
Credit Card Yes

Meals

Dinner Start Time 17:30 - 19:30
Breakfast Start Time 8:00 - 9:30
In Room Dining Available No
Bar
Special Dietary Arrangements Yes
Vegan Friendly Yes
Western Breakfast Available Western style is served. For guests staying 2 nights or more, Japanese breakfast can be served upon request.

Other Facilities & Services

Communal Bath No
Family Bath No
Private indoor bath in room Yes
Private open-air bath in the room Yes

Room Rates

ROOM RATES
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Room Type Seasonality Number of guest per room (JPY)
1 2 3 4
Double Room (1F)   107,070 147,180 200,250 N/A
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Twin Room (1F) 130,830 170,940 224,010 N/A
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Twin Room (2F) 161,070 201,180 254,250 N/A
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Corner Suite (1F) 193,470 233,580 286,650 N/A
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Corner Suite (2F) 206,430 246,540 299,610 N/A
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Japanese Suite - Matsu-no-ma 253,950 294,060 334,170 N/A
H
Japanese Suite - Ume-no-ma 277,710 317,820 357,930 398,040
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Note:
Non-smoking room: YES（smoking is permitted on the terrace）
Barrier free: NO

Ryokan rate includes one night accommodation, full course dinner, breakfast, service charge and tax.
Please note that the rate will change depending on number of guests and dates. Please contact us for details.

Please contact us for the rate.

- The mentioned rates and service are available only for LRC Members who book through LRC's website.
- The rates are subject to change without any prior notice.
- Please note that a particular room cannot be guaranteed in advance unless otherwise stated by The Ryokan Collection
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