Around Makama Beach × Stays Popular For SunsetsHighly rated Hotel·Ryokan

This time, I stayed with my son and his wife. The small, guest-only bath is truly wonderful and incredibly relaxing. At the shop, they made me a discount card, so I could shop at a great price. The meals are delicious, and above all, I love the staff’s hospitality and smiles. I stay here whenever I return to my hometown, and every time the attentive service is consistently excellent—it feels like a miracle to be able to stay at this price. Thank you very much for everything. I’m looking forward to my next visit.

I often stay here when I have to work on Saturdays. The Room is clean, and I wake up feeling refreshed. Breakfast is delicious too. I’d love to stay again.

I forgot my pot, but you helped me look for it, and thanks to that I was able to make a delicious tuna curry as my daughter requested. For a barbecue, almost everything you need is provided, so you only have to bring the ingredients—no need to bring any equipment.

I stayed with my beloved dog. The room was on the first floor with no view, but we enjoyed a relaxing walk at the nearby beach, and gazing at the star-filled sky became a wonderful memory. The meals were also very delicious. This is an accommodation I would love to stay at again.

I stayed for one night on this trip to visit Usa Jingu Shrine. The hostess and staff were very friendly and welcoming, and their warm hospitality made me feel at home. Every dish was delicious, the tableware was lovely, and there was more than I could finish. It was about a 40-minute drive to Usa Jingu Shrine—I only wish it were closer. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality.

As a first-time guest, I didn’t know the entrance passcode and was stuck. I contacted the Hotel after 3:00 p.m., but instead of speaking with someone, I only received automated guidance telling me to send my questions by email. While I was doing that, an email with the entrance passcode arrived (it wasn’t sent in response to my request—it was a separate email). Only then could I enter and complete check-in. The first email did not mention that a passcode is also required at the entrance, so it’s easy to mistake the number under the QR code for the entrance code. It was raining, and because the eaves at the entrance are high and short, some guests couldn’t get inside without getting wet. Other guests were also confused—I even had to unlock it from inside and tell them that the entrance passcode is different. It would be helpful if there were on-site instructions explaining how many digits the entrance passcode has and that it is different from the QR-code number. The Room itself was new and clean, although the walls are thin enough that you can hear TV sounds. Since I stayed in my Room during daytime on a Multiple Night Stay, I would like a “No cleaning / Do not enter” sign to be provided.