SOKI ATAMI
SOKI ATAMI- Say it
- so·
kee a· ta· mee - Also written
- Soki Atami, SOKI Atami Onsen
About SOKI ATAMI
A modern hot-spring ryokan on the hillside above Atami Bay. Every room has its own hot-spring bath, some of them open-air on a terrace, and dinner is grilled over charcoal at an open kitchen.
- OnsenYesIn every room and the large bath
- Bath in your roomEvery roomOpen-air on the terrace in some
- Private bathNot stated
- TattoosWith limitsCover stickers, ¥200 each
- MealsCharcoal-grilled dinner; herbal breakfastDinner at 17:30 or 19:30, by plan
- Dietary needsNot stated
- ChildrenNot stated
- Check-in and dinnerCheck-in 15:00; out 11:00
- Getting there10 min by car from Atami Station
Good to know before you book
- On the hillsideThe ryokan is in the hills above the bay, about 10 minutes by car or 15 by bus from Atami Station.
- The water is recirculatedThe baths use Atami hot-spring water with water added, heated, recirculated and filtered.
- Pyjamas in the roomRooms are supplied with pyjamas, not yukata.
- Rooms
- 54, all with beds; 10 types
- Large bath
- Men's and women's indoor baths, 15:00–24:00 and 6:00–10:30
- Tea room
- On the roof, with herbal drinks and a terrace over the bay
- Parking
- Free; book it ahead
Rooms and their baths
- Open-air bath
Terrace-bath twin
Open-air hot-spring bath on the terrace
- Open-air bath
Ocean-view junior suite
Open-air hot-spring bath
- Open-air bath
SOKI suite
Semi-open-air and open-air hot-spring baths
- Indoor bath
Standard twin
Indoor hot-spring bath
The fine print
Last checked November 12, 2026.
- Onsen
Yes. Hot-spring water in every room and the large bath
A weakly alkaline calcium-sodium sulphate and chloride spring at 59°C, its own source. Women-only steam sauna.
- Bath in your room
Every room. A hot-spring bath in every room; open-air on the terrace in some
The sea-side terrace rooms look over Atami Bay.
- Private bath
Not stated. Not stated by the ryokan
Every room has its own hot-spring bath.
- Tattoos
With limits. Covered with stickers, sold for ¥200
- Meals
Included with every stay. Charcoal-grilled dinner at the open kitchen and a herbal set breakfast
Dinner at 17:30 or 19:30, by plan (Jalan). Breakfast adds small dishes and a herbal curry you choose yourself.
- Dietary needs
Not stated. Not stated by the ryokan
- Children
Not stated. Not stated by the ryokan
Rooms for three or more get a sofa bed.
- Check-in and dinner
Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00
- Getting there
About 10 minutes by car or 15 by bus from Atami Station
On the hillside, not the seafront. Bus from stop 3 to Oishihara, then 3 minutes on foot.
Meals
- Dinner
- Cooked over charcoal at an open kitchen in the dining room, which looks onto the garden. At 17:30 or 19:30, by plan
- Breakfast
- A herbal set based on the five-elements idea of Chinese medicine, with small dishes and a herbal curry
Baths
- Room bath
- Hot-spring water in every room, at any hour; open-air on the terrace in some room types
- Large baths
- Men's and women's indoor baths, 15:00–24:00 and 6:00–10:30. No shared open-air bath
- Hot spring
- The ryokan's own source: a weakly alkaline calcium-sodium sulphate and chloride spring at 59°C
- Water
- Water added, heated, recirculated and filtered
- Sauna
- A steam sauna in the women's bath only
Who it suits
- Suits
- Couples and anyone who wants a hot-spring bath in the room at any hour; every room has one
- Less suited
- Anyone looking for a shared open-air bath, since there is none, or free-flowing water, which is added to, heated and recirculated here
- Children
- The ryokan does not state a child policy; rooms for three or more get a sofa bed
Getting there
- Train
- JR to Atami Station, which is on the Shinkansen from Tokyo
- Car from the station
- About 10 minutes from Atami Station, or about 8 from Kinomiya Station
- Bus
- About 15 minutes from stop 3 at Atami Station to Oishihara, then 3 minutes on foot
- Parking
- Free; book it ahead
Place and season
- Fireworks
- Atami's fireworks over the bay, held through the year, can be seen from the rooftop tea room
- The name
- Soki means plain vessels, after the natural materials used in the lobby
History
- November 2020
The ryokan opens.
Ryokan elsewhere to compare
Hakone-Yumoto, Hakone
Yoshiike Ryokan
Also has rooms with their own open-air bath, in Hakone instead of Atami, at about the same price.
Gero Onsen
Yunoshimakan
Also has an open-air bath in every room, in Gero Onsen instead of Atami, at about the same price.
Questions
Does every room at SOKI ATAMI have a hot-spring bath?
Yes. Every room has its own hot-spring bath that you can use at any hour. In the terrace-bath rooms and the suites it is open-air; in the other room types it is indoors.
Is the hot-spring water at SOKI ATAMI free-flowing?
No. The water comes from the ryokan's own source, and it has water added and is heated, recirculated and filtered.
Can you use the baths at SOKI ATAMI with tattoos?
Tattoos are covered with stickers, which are sold for ¥200 each. Every room also has its own hot-spring bath.
How far is SOKI ATAMI from Atami Station?
About 10 minutes by car. By bus it is about 15 minutes from stop 3 to Oishihara, then 3 minutes on foot. The ryokan is on the hillside, not the seafront.
What time is dinner at SOKI ATAMI?
At 17:30 or 19:30, depending on the plan. It is cooked over charcoal at an open kitchen in the dining room.