Breezbay Seaside Resort Atami

Five of us stayed here for a girls’ trip reunion.The building itself felt quite old, but the large Japanese-style Room had renovated sinks and toilets and was very clean. All the staff were from overseas, but they spoke fluent Japanese, so we had no trouble communicating.Dinner (simmered golden eye snapper, grilled abalone, and grilled wagyu course) also included a buffet and all-you-can-drink, and everything was delicious—we were truly full.There were three types of private baths, but with five people it felt very cramped. Since there is only one washing area, I recommend washing your hair and body in the large public bath first, then enjoying the private bath afterward.They provided selectable shampoo/conditioner, hair oil, and men’s toner and emulsion, but there were no women’s skincare amenities—bringing your own is essential.From the Room you can see the ocean stretching out wide—the sunrise in the morning is breathtaking.

We stayed on a weekday with our child. They had kids’ in-house wear, and our child also received a small snack gift. During happy hour, we enjoyed snack foods, panna cotta, and juice, and there was all-you-can-eat ice cream in front of the private Onsen baths—our child was thrilled as soon as we arrived. Adults could also enjoy beer and sparkling wine, and we relaxed with oden, shumai, and Onsen manju.We were able to use all three types of private Onsen baths as well as the large public bath. The Tengu bath seemed to be the most popular.Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. There was unlimited access to popular manga and all-you-can-eat ice cream, which made our child very happy.The view from our Room was beautiful. The Facility is older, but it was very clean, and every staff member was pleasant. We were glad we could stay comfortably with our child without feeling self-conscious.