Hoshino Resorts RISONARE Atami

After staying at Hoshino Resorts in Hokkaido, we looked for a place near the Kanto area that we could reach by train and found this one.Inside the building, there are authentic bouldering activities and keychain making (free of charge). Although it’s pricey, there are also outdoor athletic courses and sweets-making activities—making it a fantastic place to visit with children.We’d love to try other Facilities around the whole country as well.

I had visited twice in one year before, and at the time I felt like I’d had enough. But now that my child is older and can fully join the activities, we stayed again after a long break. It was really great. The Room was spacious and my child could play. We enjoyed everything—the bath, the pool, the walls, and the forest. Meals are easy now because my child goes to get food from the buffet on their own. I just wish they’d go to the bath by themselves too—but by the time that happens, we might not be doing family trips anymore.I’m not sure until what age we’ll keep coming, but I’d like to visit at least once more within the next few years.I heard it’s been partially renovated, so here are my thoughts:- The buffet felt more kid-friendly than before—there’s even a DIY macaron corner now. On the other hand, there seemed to be fewer items at the live kitchen, and it felt like there was slightly less seafood as well. Personally it used to feel more luxurious, but considering how happy kids are this time around, this may be better overall.- The Onsen changing area design also seemed nicer and cleaner than before—but it didn’t leave a strong impression.