LiVEMAX RESORT Atami Sea Front vs Similar Hotels

Several remarks noted issues like noise and limited views.

Rooms varied, some had windows while others did not, creating mixed feelings.

Rooms were spacious and stylish, but some noted privacy issues with the hot spring tub.

Rooms featured amazing views and were well-equipped.

Some comments referenced cleanliness positively, while one mentioned peeling wallpaper.

Some reviews mentioned hair and debris found in the room.

Several mentions of cleanliness issues such as mold in the bath area and unpleasant odor.

Standard quality for this hotel tier.

Guests appreciated the hotel’s proximity to the beach and local attractions.

The hotel location was praised for convenience and access to attractions.

Great location near the sea, with easy access to amenities and attractions.

Conveniently located close to Atami station with beautiful sea views.

Multiple reviews praised the friendly and helpful staff.

Staff were consistently described as friendly and helpful.

Staff were described as polite and accommodating, with some instances of unhelpfulness noted.

The staff was friendly and attentive, providing excellent service throughout the stay.

Food received positive remarks for quality and variety.

Meals received very positive reviews, especially the dinner options.

Food was generally praised but some noted it could have been more varied and warmer.

Food quality was excellent, with both Japanese and Western options praised.

Positive mentions of private onsens and the outdoor bath.

The private onsen and rooftop baths were noted positively.

Good amenities such as private baths and a rooftop terrace for watching fireworks.

Onsite amenities including the private onsen and complimentary mini bar were highly praised.

Prices considered high during peak times, but services were well-received.

Generally seen as good value, with some suggestions for improvement.

Guests felt that the value for amenities and food was high.

Considered expensive, but many felt the experience was worth every penny.