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The view was wonderful, and the spacious outdoor wooden deck made it very relaxing for our family. We appreciated that the Room for barbecuing also had air conditioning. However, since we had small children who ran around on the deck, we had to keep a close eye on them at all times, so we think a fence or similar barrier would be helpful. The bathroom was also spacious and very comfortable.

The room was wonderful. The bridge and the blue sea were right in front. There were no nearby restaurants suitable for children, so we bought food at a roadside station, a prawn shop, and a supermarket, and cooked in the room. The dishwasher and washing machine were convenient. The only seasonings were salt, pepper, and salad oil. The bed sizes differ between the two rooms. One room was too small for four people with Child Sharing Existing Bedding, while the other was sufficient. The weather was disappointing. Both the first and second floors require using stairs. We wanted more lighting in the kitchen and on the balcony.

The facility was excellent, but there were issues with missing supplies and lack of management. - Despite being informed in advance that outdoor sandals would not be provided, they were available upon arrival after purchasing and bringing our own. - Water leakage from the air conditioner vent above the living room entrance. - Burnt-out light bulb in the living room floor lamp. - Poor drainage in the 2nd-floor bathroom, making it difficult to drain water smoothly. - No toilet paper or spare rolls in the 2nd-floor toilet. - Malfunctioning massage chair on the 2nd floor. - Complimentary water was stated as 500ml per person + one 2L bottle; however, for a group of four staying two nights, only eight 500ml bottles and one 2L bottle were provided. - No spare paper towels in the kitchen. - Insufficient towels provided overall. - Only a small amount of used olive oil available in the kitchen supplies. Attempts to contact via listed numbers resulted only in being told that confirmation with responsible staff would be needed without immediate answers—likely due to outsourcing management responsibilities—but stricter oversight is necessary as these issues inconvenience guests significantly.

I stayed for 3 nights in Room 102 of this accommodation during my first visit to Miyako Island. The view right in front of me as I entered the room was breathtaking. The room was very clean and fully equipped, allowing me to stay comfortably without any inconvenience. The staff promptly replenished drinks in the refrigerator and provided plenty of towels, all with kindness and warm smiles. I didn’t realize there was ice available and ended up buying some—wish I had asked! (laughs) The private beach right in front is also a great attraction; I went there every day. Oh, a stray cat came by to visit! It was adorable, but I refrained from feeding or touching it and just watched over it since it could become an issue if it decided to stay around. There weren’t many downsides, but the smell in the bathroom and bedroom bothered me slightly—it was somewhat fishy or moldy. Perhaps adding some aromatherapy would help improve this aspect. Overall, it was a wonderful accommodation experience! Thank you so much for your hospitality! m(_ _)m

It was very luxurious to have the entire second floor to ourselves, but I felt the use of space was a bit wasteful. The room had the convenience of a business hotel, but with unlimited access to onsen with natural hot spring water, it could have been a luxury property with better use of space. There was supposed to be a drink service, so we didn't bring anything, but the fridge only had water as a non-alcoholic option. If I had known, I would have brought something. At least a vending machine would have been nice. They prepared plenty of bath towels for us, but since we wanted to soak in the onsen multiple times, it would have been nice to have a place in the room to hang the towels so we wouldn't have to use so many. The hot water and food were very good, so I found myself nitpicking on the finer details. That said, we were able to enjoy a luxurious time while maintaining the atmosphere of a pension or a guesthouse.

This was my first time staying here. By making a Reservation more than 30 days in advance, I was able to stay at a very low price. It feels like an older Hotel, but the Room and hallways were kept very clean. My Room was on the second floor, and since it wasn’t worth taking the elevator, I wished I could have used the stairs instead (I felt bad for guests coming down from higher floors). The bidet toilet seat was also quite old. There were no tea bags or similar amenities in the Room, so I boiled water to drink; it would be nice if those were provided. The free breakfast was great for something complimentary, and the bread was delicious. I’d like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

It was helpful to stay at a low price. Former love hotel?? It had an unusual design.

It is a property where you can stay quietly. The mizutaki was delicious.

The Room was on the second floor, and the stairs were steep and difficult to climb, so I lowered the Facility score. The Room passcode email took a long time to arrive, and I only got it after contacting them, so I deducted points for service. The bath was a jet bath, and the toilet was a modern model, so it was very comfortable. The shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were from MUJI. The Dyson heater warmed up the Room very well. It didn’t make my throat sore like air conditioning does. You can smell the restaurant downstairs coming up, but it closes at 6:00 p.m., so by bedtime the smell was gone. I slept very soundly. I would like to stay again.

I expected there to be a bathtub because the photos showed one, so it was disappointing that there was only a shower. Other than that, the amenities were good, and there were also basic seasonings (soy sauce, salt and pepper, oil, sugar) and water. The coffee was delicious as well. It’s only a 30-second walk to the beach, so it was easy to go for a stroll. Apparently there are four buildings, and this is the only one without a bathtub.

The seaside location offered great views, and the Room was clean and relaxing. The meals were also satisfying. However, the bath was on a time schedule, which made it less relaxing as I had to watch the time. Overall, I was satisfied.

We stayed at the accommodation for a three-generation trip, as it was strongly requested by our grandchild. We didn't see any other Japanese guests during our stay. If we were more fluent in English, it would have been an even more enjoyable experience. We had breakfast at the attached café in the morning. Both the accommodation and café were stylishly designed and lovely places to be. The shower room was clean, though there was no bathtub. However, as Japanese people, especially seniors, we do miss soaking in a bath.

Our first trip to Sado Island was unforgettable, especially for the kids. This villa made all our wishes come true: swimming in the sea, enjoying the pool, having a barbecue, watching fireworks, and admiring a beautiful sunset. Although the entrance had a steep slope, its location on a hill offered stunning views. A short walk took us to a swimming spot with rocky areas where we unexpectedly enjoyed tide-pooling. After returning, we rinsed off in the outdoor shower and jumped straight into the pool. The jacuzzi was warm and relaxing while watching our kids play excitedly. The highlight? The breathtaking sunset! We had a barbecue while watching it, making everything taste even better. It was such an enjoyable trip—thank you so much!