熱海温泉　秀花園湯の花膳

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Rooms That Seem to Float on the Sea

• 🌅Every room looks out over Sagami Bay, the streets of Atami, and the night view
• 🎆Watch the Atami Fireworks Festival unfold right outside your window
• 🌸Each room welcomes you with fresh flowers arranged by the innkeeper herself

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Top-Floor Scenic Open-Air Bath

• ♨️Views of Atami's night skyline from the top-floor open-air bath 'Gekka Bijin' (Beauty Under the Moon)
• 🌙Sea-facing baths like the scenic grand bath 'Tsukimiso' (Evening Primrose)
• 🔁Baths alternate between men and women by time slot, so guests can experience them all

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Onsen with Sea Views

• 🧖Sodium chloride spring water
• 💧Said to help ease muscle pain, joint pain, and neuralgia
• 🌊The Atami coastline unfolding right from the bath

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Atami's Seasonal Kaiseki

• 🐟Kaiseki built around fresh seafood from the waters off Atami
• 🍲Atami's signature simmered kinmedai (splendid alfonsino)
• 🦐Extravagant dishes like flame-seared abalone and domestic wagyu steak

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Dining in Your Room

• 🍱Breakfast and dinner are both served in-room as standard
• 👨‍👩‍👧Parties of five or more dine in a separate banquet room
• 🌿A carefully composed table built on the season's natural ingredients

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Rooms with Open-Air Baths

• 🛁Have the sea and night view of Atami all to yourself in your room's own open-air bath
• 🏯A range of rooms, including open-air-bath rooms in the Kafu-kan wing
• 🛏️Mostly Japanese-style rooms that keep the charm of sitting on tatami

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Fireworks and Night Views Right Outside

• 🎆Every room faces directly onto the Atami Marine Fireworks Festival
• 🌃A view unique to Atami, transforming from day to night
• 💎Atami's night view, glittering like jewels

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Close to the Station

• 🚕About 7 minutes by taxi from JR Atami Station
• 🚌Free shuttle bus from Atami Station (reservation required)
• 🏨A cozy onsen ryokan with 23 rooms in all

Every room faces the sea, a top-floor open-air bath looks out over the view, and a single fresh flower waits in every room. Pair it with a kaiseki of seasonal seafood from the waters off Atami, and spend a night held by the sea and its lights at Shukaen Yunohanazen.