Akamine Station × Stays Popular For SunsetsHighly rated Hotel·Ryokan

This was my first time staying at Storyline, and I was extremely satisfied—the place was very clean and the location was great! I usually stay at large Hotels, so I was a little worried about the Facilities, but after staying here I had no issues at all. When making my Reservation, I shared my Room preferences, and you prepared a Room that perfectly matched my request—I was truly delighted!! Both the building and the Room were carefully cleaned and felt very fresh and spotless. Breakfast wasn’t the typical buffet style; instead, we could put whatever food and drinks we wanted into a basket and eat anywhere in the Hotel. It was my first time experiencing that, and it was so much fun! My once-a-year reward trip turned into something really special!! I’d love to stay again next year! Thank you so much!!

Each room had an open-air bath or view bath, was spacious, new, clean, and very comfortable. The large public Onsen was also clean with beautiful views. The children loved the sauna experience (Löyly) and visited the Onsen multiple times. The outdoor pool was well-maintained and

This Hotel offered excellent value for money. The bath and toilet were separate, and everything still felt new and very clean. After the typhoon, the humidity was high, and I was surprised to get bitten by ants. Three appeared, so I contacted the staff and they moved me to another Room. The bed was a bit firm, but having a washing machine, microwave, and stove was great. I didn’t use them this time, but they would be ideal for a longer stay. Watching planes take off from the balcony was also fantastic.

The Wi-Fi in the room was not very good, which was the only disappointment. Other than that, the room was clean and nice.

We stayed for 2 nights and 3 days before returning from Naha to Tokyo. It was convenient because we could spend a good amount of time together as a family inside the Hotel. The airport is also close—taking a taxi from the Hotel cost less than 1,500 yen. Getting into town toward Asahibashi took about 15 minutes on foot, which was longer than expected. There was a car-sharing vehicle in front of the Hotel, so we used that instead. There is a Suijin shrine next door, and the sunset view was beautiful.