Atagawa Prince Hotel

We stayed here to celebrate my partner’s birthday. Our Room in the qoomo area on the 5th floor had a daybed, an open-air bath, and a balcony with a sofa, so we were able to relax and unwind the whole time. The amenities were well stocked, and there was also a coffee machine—perfect for a stay-in getaway. Although the station is close as the crow flies, you have to take a detour to get there, so it was very kind of them to provide a shuttle bus at any time except around lunchtime.The large public bath doesn’t have many washing stations, but it’s spacious and you can soak comfortably.We only tried the seasonal mandarin orange bath in the open-air area, but we couldn’t find a clock and didn’t know what time it was, so having even a small clock installed would feel reassuring.The rooftop footbath only fits about six people, so if it was full we either had to give up or wait on the terrace chairs.Unfortunately, the bar that opens only during full moons wasn’t open during our stay, but I’d love to try it if I get another chance.There’s a convenience store right in front of the property, but there are practically no other restaurants or shops nearby, so finding lunch can be quite difficult.Dinner and breakfast were outstanding—we enjoyed delicious seafood and mountain specialties until we were completely full.Considering what you get, it felt very reasonably priced. My partner was happy too, so we’d definitely like to stay again!

This was a three-generation trip with my mother, my daughter, and me. We were looking for a place that wasn’t too noisy and where we could relax. The Onsen options were varied, meals were served in a private dining room, and our Room was quiet—we couldn’t hear voices from the hallway—so we were able to unwind peacefully. The food was excellent, the staff were very pleasant, and my mother, who is nearly 80, was delighted. I’m glad we chose this place. Thank you very much.