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The Room was spacious, clean, and had a great view from the balcony!! The rooftop offered amazing views and comfortable chairs, perfect for relaxing in the evening. Both dinner and breakfast were absolutely delicious!! The amenities were also very satisfying. We would lov

This Hotel impressed us in every way—hospitality, Facility, everything. At check-in, a staff member even came out to the parking lot to greet us. While enjoying a welcome drink, we received a thorough explanation of the property. The kids were beyond excited about how spacious and spotless the Room was, and about the view. There were thoughtful loan items such as card games, so not only the children but also we parents had a great time. We were also happy to find ReFa straightening and curling irons and a SHARP drum washer-dryer permanently installed, with detergent provided as well. The cleaning was impeccable down to every corner—truly impressive! (We stayed at another luxury Hotel the night before and noticed uncleaned areas and even flies, but here there was nothing like that—everything was beautiful.) At night, we relaxed by floating in the pool while gazing at the stars. And then breakfast—again, amazing: tender Wagyu steak in the morning and carefully prepared dishes using local ingredients. We had mentioned it was an anniversary trip, and they even prepared a cake and drinks for us. Every staff member was polite and warm; our 6-year-old son says it’s “the best Hotel ever.” I didn’t know Kouri Island could be such a wonderful place. We would absolutely love to stay again—with this Hotel as our main reason for coming back.

It was our first trip to Okinawa in a while. In the past, we traveled with our children and visited many places, so we didn’t spend much time at the Hotel. Now that we are both in our 60s, we enjoyed a relaxing Multiple Night Stay for two nights. Because it is a remote island a little far from Naha, we could truly feel the authentic, non-touristy Okinawa. Not only was the food wonderful, but being warmly chatted with by the staff was the greatest “reward” of all. We became fans of Kouri Island and One Suite. We would love to visit again.

I couldn’t find anything wrong! Thank you very much. I’ll be using your service again from now on.

The Room was clean, and we had a great time!

The bathroom, washbasin area, and futon were all very clean. I was surprised that I slept longer than usual. I also enjoyed using the large public bath—it was very relaxing. There was always someone at the front desk, and the service was excellent. Thank you very much.

Our stay coincided with Typhoon No. 9. Normally, dinner requires a Reservation, but since going out or ordering delivery was difficult, they kindly provided a special Okinawa soba dinner for us. Unfortunately, we couldn’t enjoy the sauna, pool, or the starry sky we had been looking forward to, but thanks to the friendly staff, all-you-can-drink beverages and snacks, and the jacuzzi, we had a very satisfying stay.

I stayed here for my second night on a solo trip. Tucked away down a small path, it was so quiet—no traffic noise, just birds and insects. There were even cute little frogs on the terrace, which felt wonderful for someone who loves wildlife. The grounds are beautifully planted with lots of greenery, and the Room was extremely clean. The meals used ingredients harvested on the property and were outstanding—carefully prepared and delicate, yet warmly home-style at the same time. After the delicious dinner, they prepared a beautiful open-air bath for me, and I slept like a log until right before breakfast time. The owner couple were also very kind, sharing details about the ingredients, the plants on the property, and recommended spots to visit. This is a truly wonderful Accommodation filled with their care in every aspect—from the Room to the food to all Facilities. It’s an Accommodation I’ll definitely want to return to. Thank you very much.

A truly wonderful Facility! The Room was very clean, and we had a comfortable stay. There was a pool right in front of the Room, and we could also see the Kouri Bridge—an absolutely stunning view! We’d love to stay again!

The Room is thoughtfully designed and compact, but what mattered most to me was having a private toilet and bath in the Room rather than shared facilities. Both nights we had dinner on the rooftop terrace—truly the best seat in the house. Spending time there while watching the sunset became an unforgettable memory. The owner couple are friendly and give you just the right amount of space. At first I wasn’t sure what to talk about in the lounge, but if you happen to run into other guests, it’s usually just a simple greeting. Some people will casually start a conversation, which actually made it feel even more comfortable. The washing machine is free to use, and there are plenty of places to hang laundry. I want to keep it a secret, but it was such a wonderful Accommodation that I really want you to visit. I’ll definitely be back!

For the past few years, I’ve been staying at the Phoenix Park Hotel whenever I visit Nago. Before that, I used other Accommodations as well. This Hotel is quiet, and 21st Century Forest Park (the beach) is just across the road—an excellent location, with a Starbucks also set to open on the beachside in mid-April 2026. The number of parking spaces in front of the Hotel is limited, but there is plenty of parking on adjacent lots (three locations within a 30-second to 2-minute walk), so it’s not an issue. There’s also a Seven-Eleven within a short walk (under 5 minutes). Emerald, a pasta & pizza place right near the Hotel, is delicious, serves generous portions, and offers reasonable prices. I plan to stay here again next time.

The building itself is simple and has a warm wooden feel, and the view was just as wonderful as I imagined. As a personal request, the amenities were great and organic, but the loungewear was 100% polyester, so I would have been happier with 100% cotton or 100% linen. For breakfast, I chose the traditional Okinawan rice porridge since it was a special opportunity. The seasoning felt a bit mild for my taste, but it was healthy. It wasn’t particularly flashy, but I enjoyed seasonal Okinawan ingredients.

I’ve been staying here for about two years. Before that, I used Hotels a bit away from Kokusai-dori with a multi-story parking garage in front, JR- or airline-affiliated Hotels, and even pricey Hotels right in the middle of Kokusai-dori that were still far from the station. I discovered this Hotel on my way back from the yatai village. It’s great for a solo stay, for two with my wife, and it can also accommodate a family of four. There is an affiliated parking lot available. There’s a large public bath and a pool—and the best part is the breakfast!! Once you stay here, you won’t want to go back to anywhere else.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay (2 nights). The Room was spacious and extremely comfortable. There were plates, cups, and a full set of cutlery, plus a frying pan, so I bought ingredients and prepared foods at a supermarket in Nago City for dinner. I had a packed schedule with marine sports and more, but it was so comfortable that I wish I’d made more time to relax at the Hotel. Sunrise spots, sunset spots, and Heart Rock are just a few minutes away by car. The Eisa performance was amazing as well—thank you!

Above all, the view from the balcony was amazing. The balcony was also large, and we could access the private beach directly from the Hotel—the sand was wonderfully soft. There were hermit crabs too, which delighted our kids! Breakfast was very satisfying as well, with Okinawan d

If you head toward the windmill landmark, you’ll find the Hotel right below it, so it’s easy to locate. From the Room, with Kouri Island in a diagonal view, the sea is just a few meters away. Dinner was decent. Breakfast was Japanese-style and delicious, featuring grilled salmon as the main dish. Western guests also stay here, and I think this Accommodation has a pretty good reputation.

The Hotel itself is quite old, and the Room also felt dated—but even for me as a Gen G, it somehow made me smile. It had a nostalgic feel and was a very relaxing place. Even the bath in the Room felt homey and calming. It was a bit chilly so I couldn’t swim in the sea, but since there’s a beach, I think it would be really enjoyable during summer vacation season. Also, breakfast portions were very large—possibly too much for women or children. I regret not asking for a smaller portion before it was served to avoid wasting food. Everyone was very kind, and unlike many modern Hotels that are all-inclusive and can feel busy or noisy with “this and that,” it was wonderfully peaceful. I’d love to come back during swimming season. From what I researched, there aren’t any shops nearby within easy walking distance, but the shop inside the Hotel was open until 10:00 PM, which was very helpful.

We stayed for two nights as a family of three with our 4th-grade son. It was a wonderful villa with an exceptional sense of cleanliness. The Room and the pool were both spacious enough, and our child was absolutely delighted. There is also a sauna, and my husband said it was amazing that you can go straight from the sauna into the pool. The view of Kouri Bridge from the Room and the pool is breathtaking. There were lots of thoughtful amenities that are great to have, such as a drum-type washer-dryer and phone chargers. It’s a villa we would definitely love to stay at again!

From the moment we opened the villa door, our whole family was amazed! The Room interior, spaciousness, and jacuzzi— and above all, the sunset, starry sky, sunrise, and ocean views from the balcony. Everything was breathtaking, and everyone said, “This villa is amazing! We’re so glad we chose it.” On our last day, we also enjoyed a barbecue while watching the sunset. Heart Rock and Tokei Beach were within walking distance for a stroll, and my nephew was thrilled to see colorful fish while snorkeling. We would definitely love to stay again!

The East China Sea view from the infinity pool, the 180-degree panoramic scenery, carefully selected furniture, tableware, and glasses—all were exceptional. The sunset visible from the jet bath was breathtaking. Amenities and complimentary food stocks were abundant, and the alcohol selection was satisfying (prices were very reasonable). As an elderly couple, we preferred pork shabu-shabu over barbecue. Despite our unusual request for a pot, it was kindly prepared for us. When my wife requested a rotating hair dryer, they even bought a new one just for her—truly outstanding service! For the pork shabu-shabu, we sourced Agu pork from Kinjo Meat in Motobu Town—it was delicious. We enjoyed Agu pork with fine drinks by the ethanol fireplace for a delightful evening. However, since the room is spacious, heating wasn’t very effective and it felt slightly cold at times. Additionally, as the kitchen is small, it’s not ideal for extensive cooking—something to keep in mind. Despite these minor drawbacks though, this accommodation left such a positive impression that they hardly mattered! We’ll definitely return during warmer weather! P.S.: The road leading from the main highway to this accommodation is narrow and uneven. If renting a car during your stay here, we recommend opting for a compact SUV!