Sanpeiso

A traditional Ryokan with a nostalgic atmosphere.The Room was spacious—almost too large for just three people.Everything was spotless, and we could feel the attentive hospitality.The food was delicious, and we enjoyed both dinner and breakfast at our Room at a relaxed pace.The staff made our stay truly comfortable, and we had a wonderful time. Thank you.This Accommodation offers a sense of charm and wabi-sabi you won’t find in a Hotel, along with the feeling of ichigo ichie—treasuring each once-in-a-lifetime encounter.

Used by a couple in our 60s. After passing through lively downtown Atami and walking downhill for about 20 minutes, it becomes quiet once you get near Kinomiya Station. The decor is simple yet thoughtfully minimal, with no wasteful touches. We were able to relax.Despite the small number of guests, there are two large public baths, so it felt spacious with only one or two people. My husband especially liked the open-air bath in our Room. Having a bed was also very comfortable. We ended up lounging as soon as we arrived—and again after bathing.The meals were all carefully prepared, and the dashi broth was exceptionally good. Everything was delicious.When I mentioned that floor chairs were difficult for me, they provided a raised chair, which helped a lot. Ideally, I would have preferred dining at a table with chairs; perhaps they could have arranged that if we had requested it in advance.It felt like a good old Showa-era Accommodation updated with modern comforts and Facility features. Thank you very much.