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Shukaen Yunohanazen
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.61 out of 5 (1,421 reviews). Guests report that staff were kind to families with children who have not yet started elementary school, and some reviews describe memories particular to traveling with children, such as being given handheld fireworks at the entrance. Families praise the in-room dining and the private-room meals, as well as the fireworks visible right in front, while some guests felt the in-room open-air baths, including the changing area, are easy to see into from outside, so anyone concerned may want to check in advance.
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Kids Facilities
Children's meals (semi-kaiseki course and kids' meal)
Children's meals (semi-kaiseki course and kids' meal)
Elementary school children are served a semi-kaiseki course and children below elementary school age receive a kids' meal, so the whole family can enjoy the meal together. Some plans also offer plain udon (1,100 yen) for children ages 0 to 2. Because of the sheer range of allergies, the ryokan has discontinued accommodating allergies and changing meal contents.
- •The ryokan does not accommodate food allergies or change meal contents
Lending items and services for families with babies
Lending items and services for families with babies
Accommodation plans for families with babies include the loan of baby soap, a diaper bin, a children's chair and Bumbo seat, children's tableware, a baby bath, bath and face towels, children's yukata, and picture books and DVDs. The ryokan can also warm baby food and sterilize baby bottles in boiling water.
- •These loans and services come with the accommodation plans for families with babies
Children's yukata
Children's yukata
Children's yukata are available in a range of sizes from 70 to 140. Because you can choose a size to fit your child, everyone from little ones to children of around elementary school age can spend the stay in a yukata.
Diaper-changing table at the bathing areas
Diaper-changing table at the bathing areas
Along with valuables boxes and amenities, the changing rooms at the bathing areas have a diaper-changing table, a welcome touch for families with babies. On children bathing in the onsen, the ryokan states that there has been no previous case of trouble from bathing, but advises consulting a doctor beforehand if you have concerns.
Handheld fireworks gift
Handheld fireworks gift
- calendar_monthSeason:Summer only
In summer, from July 1, children of elementary school age and under receive handheld fireworks at check-in. Families can enjoy them in front of the entrance after dinner, and are asked to speak to the front desk staff when they would like to use them.
Swim ring rental
Swim ring rental
- calendar_monthSeason:Summer only
During the beach-opening season, which runs from July 11, swim rings are available to borrow, so there is no need to inflate one or carry one from home. A deposit of 2,000 yen is taken at the time of use.
- •A deposit of 2,000 yen is taken and refunded when the swim ring is returned undamaged
Overview
Shukaen Yunohanazen is a 23-room onsen ryokan standing near Atami Port. Every room, including the 9 rooms with an open-air bath and the 2 VIP suites, looks out over the sea and the night views of Atami, and the rooftop holds 6 bathing areas. Both breakfast and dinner are served as in-room dining as standard, with a semi-kaiseki course for elementary school children and a kids' meal for children who have not yet started elementary school. The changing rooms have diaper-changing tables, and plans that come with a set of lending items for families with babies can also be chosen. A free shuttle bus runs from Atami Station, making the ryokan easy to reach.
Rooms
Shukaen Yunohanazen has 23 rooms in total: 2 VIP suites with an open-air bath, 9 rooms with an open-air bath and 12 standard rooms. Every room looks out over the sea and the night views of Atami, and the Atami Marine Fireworks Festival can be watched from right in front. Japanese-style tatami rooms start at 10 tatami mats, and rooms with an open-air bath start at 8.5 tatami mats. The 10-tatami sea-view Japanese-style tatami room accommodates 1 to 5 guests, though it is a tight fit with 5. Rooms made up of two connecting 8-tatami rooms suit group trips and families. The Japanese-Western VIP suite with an open-air bath has 2 beds; when 3 or more guests stay, everyone beyond those 2 sleeps on futon bedding. Rooms are equipped with a television, refrigerator, hair dryer, bath, toilet, and heating and air conditioning, while a humidifier, mobile phone charger and DVD player are available to borrow.
Dining
With every accommodation plan, meals are served as in-room dining in your guest room as standard, and groups of 5 or more are given a private dining room. Dinner begins at either 5:45 p.m. or 6 p.m. Elementary school children are served a semi-kaiseki course and children below elementary school age receive a kids' meal, so the whole family can take their time over the meal together. Some plans also offer plain udon (1,100 yen) for children ages 0 to 2. Because allergies have become so varied and complex, the ryokan has discontinued accommodating food allergies and changing meal contents.
Baths and Onsen
The rooftop has 6 bathing areas - Gekkabijin, Hanamangetsu, Hanazukiyo, Tsuki no Wa, Tsukimiso and Tsuki no Sato - and the men's and women's baths swap by time of day. The spring water is a calcium-sodium chloride onsen. Along with valuables boxes and amenities, the changing rooms at the bathing areas have a diaper-changing table, a welcome touch for families with babies. On children bathing in the onsen, the ryokan states that there has been no previous case of trouble from bathing, but advises consulting a doctor beforehand if you have concerns.
Family-friendly Features
Accommodation plans for families with babies include the loan of baby soap, a diaper bin, a children's chair and Bumbo seat, children's tableware, a baby bath, bath and face towels, children's yukata, and picture books and DVDs, and the ryokan can also warm baby food and sterilize baby bottles in boiling water. Children's yukata are available in a range of sizes from 70 to 140 on regular plans as well. In summer, handheld fireworks are given to children of elementary school age and under, and during the beach-opening season swim rings are available to borrow, with a 2,000 yen deposit taken at the time of use. The ryokan also prepares character pillows to suit the tastes of young children, and lays out futon bedding in advance of arrival for families with babies.
Access
The nearest station, Atami Station, is about 7 minutes away by taxi, and a free shuttle bus is available with a reservation. By public bus, get off at the Atami Port bus stop and walk 1 minute. There are 26 parking spaces, and parking costs 1,100 yen per night.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 7-13 Wadahama-minami-cho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0023 |
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| directions_carAccess | About 7 minutes by taxi from JR Atami Station. A free shuttle bus from Atami Station is also available, with staff greeting guests in front of the entrance (reservation required). |
| trainNearest station | Atami Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking is available for 26 cars at 1,000 yen plus tax per night. |
| callPhone | +81-557-83-5151 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://syukaen.com/open_in_new |
Reference price as of August 28, 2026 (stay date 2026-09-19). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time are check-in and checkout?
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Check-in is from 3 p.m., and because of dinner the ryokan asks guests to arrive by 5:30 p.m. Checkout is at 10 a.m., or 11 a.m. for rooms with an open-air bath.
Can we eat in our guest room?
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Yes. With every accommodation plan, meals are served in your own guest room as standard. Meals can also be arranged at a dining area with chair and table seating.
Are there yukata for children?
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Yes. Children's yukata are available in a range of sizes from 70 to 140.
Can the ryokan accommodate food allergies?
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No. Accommodating allergies and changing meal contents have been discontinued, so please book with that in mind.
Can children use the onsen at the communal bath?
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The ryokan states that there has been no previous case of a child having trouble from bathing in the onsen, but advises consulting a doctor if you have concerns.
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