Concept

Sanga is located in Ajiro, Atami City, on a steep slope at an elevation of over 160 meters above sea level, and offers a view of Sagami Bay and Atami's back-country below.

It is truly the ultimate combination of mountain and sea. The name of our hotel, "Sanga," is an original name that expresses the contrast and harmony of mountains and sea, people and nature, and daily life and extraordinary life, and has the nuance of "ultimate fulfillment".

It is a combination of "yama" (meaning "mountain"), which means "a lot" or "climax," and "ga" (a variant of " harmony"), which means "harmonious, full, and contented.

We hope that our guests will enjoy the ultimate in hospitality, combining the elegance and prestige of Japanese style with contemporary design.
We hope you will enjoy your stay at Sanga to the fullest with the seasonal breezes.

SANGA's special attention is given to creating a space for enjoying private open-air hot spring baths and Japanese cuisine
We invite you to experience at SANGA the interior designed for quality time and the various elements that make up a Japanese ryokan.

All 7 rooms overlook Sagami Bay, and the terrace has an open-air bath with high-quality hot spring water.
We have been very particular about the interior design, furniture, bedding, glassware, and amenities.

Guests staying in Sanga Kihin Kan will have their own private dining room next to their room.
Guests staying in Sanga Main Building will be served in the private dining room "Fuka".

In addition to Presidential_Suite on the top floor, two other Superior_Room are available in Sanga Kihin Kan. Each room occupies an entire floor.

In addition, guests staying inSanga Kihin Kan [Yama] and Superior_Room [Aoi] and [Umi] can enjoy their meals in the exclusive dining room next to their rooms.

As each guest has a private dining room next to their room, there is no need to share any space with other guests or take the elevator to go somewhere else.

A luxurious dining room is set up so that guests can enjoy a more private atmosphere without the presence of attendants for the meal preparation.