호텔 닛코 알리빌라/요미탄 리조트 오키나와 투숙객 리뷰 및 후기

(오키나와현/요미탄) [전체 397개 객실]
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  • 객실 및 어메니티
    4.44
  • 시설・설비
    4.39
  • 접객・서비스
    4.53
  • 식사
    4.51
  • 온천・목욕
    4.25
  • 만족도
    4.57
  • 4.33
    ハッピー文鳥

    The Best View

    This was our 11th stay at Alivila. We visit every year for our wedding anniversary trip. This year, we made a Reservation for the Plan with Prime benefits. - Drink service from a cooler box, plus parasols and hammocks in an exclusive area In front of the rocks at Nirai Beach, no one else was using it, so it felt like we had the place to ourselves. Since there wasn’t much detailed information beforehand, I assumed it would be a shaded relaxation set area, but this spot was wonderful as well. - Takeout drink service at Ariacara (11:00–18:00) We were able to check in after 15:00, so we could use it for two days. However, since it’s only available until 18:00, if we had checked in after sightseeing later in the day, we might have only been able to use it for one day. We were lucky with the weather and spent a lot of time on the beach, so the drink services at both the beach and Ariacara were truly appreciated. - Handheld fireworks It’s not something adults often get to do anymore, and we really enjoyed it as a couple. We look forward to breakfast at Sawa every year, but since it now operates on an irregular schedule, we were anxious because we didn’t know until shortly before whether it would be open. In the end, it was open during our stay, and we enjoyed delicious food in a calm atmosphere. From our Room, we could take in breathtaking views that never got old. Watching both sunrise and sunset while enjoying coffee felt wonderfully luxurious—such happy moments that you simply can’t get from everyday life. We’ll be back again next year. Thank you very much.

  • 5.00
    カイくん@

    Used for our wedding anniversary.

    We were very satisfied with the commemorative services and will use it again.

  • 3.67
    沖縄大好きs

    It was amazing! However, compared to other resort hotels...

    We stayed for a Multiple Night Stay with kindergarten- and elementary school-aged children. The layout made it easy to get around from the Room, which was great with kids. In the end, we didn’t use the shared facilities at Mercure at all—we spent the whole day going back and forth between the pool and the beach, played to our heart’s content, and had an amazing time! Below are a few disappointing points compared with my experiences staying at various Resort Hotels in Okinawa over nearly the past 10 years. - Room condition: The wooden headboard frame of the bed and all of the bedside lights were covered in dust. Every time we went to sleep, we could see dust floating up from around the headboard. Also, when my child dropped a toy under the bed and we lifted up the blue cover near the foot of the bed, there was a lot of dust underneath as well, along with what appeared to be trash left by previous guests. In addition, there were many noticeable black marks on the surface of the closet. They came off with just a light rub of my finger, so I wondered if wiping/cleaning wasn’t being done. I’m not overly picky since kids will inevitably make a mess in any case, but it was very disappointing that areas that can be cleaned—and are clearly visible—were by far dirtier than expected. - Dining: There were multiple restaurants and everything tasted great! However, at every buffet venue, both breakfast and dinner menus were exactly the same every day. Other Hotels make efforts so guests don’t get bored during a Multiple Night Stay—for example changing some items daily or switching nearly half of them every other day (e.g., Mon/Wed/Fri one set; Tue/Thu/Sat another). Since we booked breakfast and dinner for multiple nights, we found ourselves thinking “the same menu again…” and got tired of it. Maybe we should have used Mercure instead, but I hope you will consider making small changes at least every other day. It would also be nice to have a kids’ corner. - No preschool menu for Child Sharing Existing Bedding: At dinner we also used a non-buffet restaurant, but nothing was provided for preschool children sharing existing bedding. At other Hotels—even for Child Sharing Existing Bedding—some offer complimentary rice seasoning (furikake) rice and miso soup; others offer rice + miso soup + side dishes for about one coin. The only option on this menu was “Kids’ Bento” for 2,400 yen. I don’t mind paying extra; however this portion was too large even for our kindergarten child who eats normally. Even if paid options only are available, having smaller portions designed specifically for preschoolers would make it easier for families to use. Thank you for your consideration.

  • 4.67
    KENZO_Sweden

    Generally satisfied

    [Parking] Conveniently located right in front of the Hotel entrance. It’s the type where you take a parking ticket at the entrance and the gate opens. An outdoor flat lot, fairly spacious. At check-in, they converted my ticket into a free pass that allowed unlimited entry and exit. When I went out for dinner and came back, there were no open spaces, but there was an unmarked free area far in the back that looked like it could fit about 10 cars, so I parked there. Early the next morning (before 5:00 a.m.), I left and returned about two hours later to find the lot showing “Full,” and to my surprise the entrance gate wouldn’t open. The spot I had used earlier was available, and there were even enough open areas for about 5–6 cars—so it was a bit frustrating—but I was able to park by the church next door. [Guests] It felt like there were many Western families staying here. With its resort-like Facility atmosphere, it felt like an escape—almost as if I were abroad. [Facility] Some parts feel dated, but everything was kept clean. Direct access from the pool to the beach is convenient. I was told pool towels are limited to one per person, but I didn’t really see why—ideally you’d want two (one for your chair and one to dry off). Pool chairs were competitive, but beach chairs were mostly empty. At night there was live music by the pool that we could watch from our balcony. They also had a night pool, so some people watched from inside the pool as well. They sang relaxed Okinawan folk songs—it had a great chill vibe. [Breakfast] The standout for me was breakfast. Being able to join the waitlist on your phone is convenient. We ate at Verde Mar, and everything we tried was delicious. Breakfast buffets at large Resort Hotels in Okinawa tend to be pretty similar everywhere and not especially memorable, but this one felt unique. My favorites were the island-tofu pizza and curry—the island tofu replaces the dough base—and whenever a fresh batch came out it disappeared quickly, so it must be popular. I went back for seconds many times. The buffet area is compact, which actually made it easier to see everything without having to walk all over. [Other] There were only two bath towels in our Room; when I called to request more, they told me spare bath towels were stored in the cabinet—I wished they’d just set them out from the start.

  • 1.33
    nyjyks

    A Very Disappointing Hotel

    I couldn’t find the way there at all, and at night you have to drive on very dark roads. The Facility had a standard resort feel, but the ocean was very close, which was nice. Breakfast was crowded with many people waiting. Compared with other Resort Hotels, the selection is limited, so I wouldn’t recommend it for those expecting a wide variety of food.

  • 5.00
    へへへ！

    It was a wonderful night I’ll never forget.

    Blessed with a brief spell of wonderful clear weather after Typhoon No. 18 passed, the night pool and the emerald-green beach the next morning made this an unforgettable trip, with her cuteness etched in my memory. All of the staff were excellent as well, and it was truly a stay that will remain in my memory forever. Thank you very much. Written in August 2026

  • 5.00
    よめひこ

    My stay at Alivila for the first time in 17 years was wonderful.

    This was our first return visit since our son, now 19, stayed here when he was 2. The hospitality and attentive management were just as outstanding as ever. New thoughtful services have been added since then, such as the option to switch breakfast to lunch and early check-out, and our whole family of four—including our 12-year-old daughter—enjoyed every moment. The cleanliness around the pool and the beauty of the sea are clearly thanks to everyone’s daily care. It is truly a wonderful Hotel.

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  • 5.00
    chen3

    Perfect

    The guest room, Facility, meals, location, and above all the service—everything was so wonderful that I couldn’t find a single complaint. Our family’s first trip to Okinawa became an unforgettable, truly amazing memory. If the same Plan is available, we’d love to return again next year.

  • 1.67
    ラ ベル フルール

    Is it because it’s peak season?

    This was my first stay at Alivila, but it was far more disappointing than I expected. There are several reasons. When I asked to be moved—if available—to a Room on the opposite side across the corridor with a better ocean view, the front desk staff searched on the PC, asked me to wait, went to consult a supervisor (maybe), and then came back saying it was fully booked. However, even on the same floor, it did not look fully booked at all. The Room also had issues: the sink drain was clogged, mold in the bathroom was noticeable, and behind the sofa was covered in dust. There were six complimentary coffee and tea items provided, but only two sets of sugar and creamer—was it assumed we wouldn’t use them? Amenities such as toner were available at the front desk, but there is always a staff member standing right next to them, which makes them hard to pick up. I would like them placed in the Room for each guest. There are three restaurants. I used them for both breakfast and dinner, but there wasn’t much difference between them. Local specialties like sea grapes (only enough to be rolled into sushi) and mango (for an extra charge) were not freely available at the buffet. The selection of dishes was limited as well—almost the same menu every day—so with a Multiple Night Stay you start to get bored. The beach is right in front of you, but there’s nothing around nearby, so I wish the quality inside the Hotel had been better. Since it isn’t cheap either, I don’t think I will stay again next time..

  • 3.83
    mwsa0901

    Your First Stay at Alivila

    We stayed for two nights during the Obon holiday. Overall, I think this is a very good Resort Hotel, although its age is noticeable in many areas. The staff were friendly and helpful, but there was one issue: when I asked a staff member near our Room where the laundry was, I was told there was no laundry in the building near our Room and that it was only in the building on the opposite side. However, the map indicated there should be one in our building, so I asked again to confirm and was told again that there wasn’t. When I checked with another staff member later, they informed me that there are actually two laundry locations. It may have been just that one person, but I would expect staff to be familiar with basic Facilities within the Accommodation.\nThat said, the food was excellent and we were able to enjoy a very satisfying holiday overall. Thank you very much.

  • 4.00
    ぱらでぃん

    A relaxing Hotel.

    While the building and Room do show their age, this is a comfortable Hotel that somehow makes you feel at ease. If possible, it would be great to have a large public bath.

  • 5.00
    はまっち

    It was wonderful every time I visited. I felt truly relaxed.

  • 4.67
    アルカード222

    A genuine ocean-view Resort Hotel

    [Facility] With over 30 years of history, the Spanish Colonial architecture creates a calm, resort-like atmosphere. There are several shops with a wide selection of items such as swimwear, so you can manage even if you arrive empty-handed. Nothing blocks the view between the ocean and the Hotel (no roads in between), and because it is far from major roads such as Route 58, it is a very quiet Hotel. It’s a wonderful location where you can enjoy a special “countryside” feel (in a good way) even on the main island. The pool is small, but it wasn’t an issue since we could also use Mercure Zanpa through reciprocal access. [Room] I was also interested in rooms facing the patio, but that would mean being visible from the opposite side as well, so we chose an oceanfront high-floor room for better sea views. I expected it to feel tight with four beds, but there was surprisingly plenty of space; even though it wasn’t a suite room, our family of four could relax comfortably in the Room. You can adjust the light by moving the center bar on the white sash door and using the wooden blinds. Since there are no drape curtains, the Room naturally becomes bright in the morning—personally, that natural feel was very pleasant. [Dining] The dinner buffet had great Okinawa soba broth flavor; Okinawan-style spare ribs (a just-right portion size—even manageable for women), squid tempura, and eel were especially delicious. Dessert options were limited, but the brown sugar pudding was outstanding (especially for those who like richer flavors). At breakfast buffet, besides classic pain au chocolat, their brown sugar bread was also tasty. The famous Alivila brown sugar butter along with jam and pineapple butter were available (also at dinner), and in particular the pineapple butter had an excellent balance of sweetness and acidity. There was also a donut tower often seen at many Hotels recently, and French toast came not only plain but also with brown sugar flavor. Fruit selection at breakfast was plentiful too—I felt you could start your day energized with fresh-tasting natural flavors. [Other] This wasn’t my first time in Okinawa by any means, but simply walking around on Lobby level felt pleasant; laundry fees weren’t expensive either, making this a Hotel that makes you want to stay long-term. During peak season breakfast buffet lines were already quite long around 6:40 each morning, so depending on timing it’s something to watch out for (you can check via your Room TV or QR code). At Nirai Beach after low tide it becomes slightly shallow over a wide area, so even children can observe various fish—there’s hardly any need to go elsewhere specifically for snorkeling.

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  • 5.00
    沖縄大好きももりん

    A Highly Satisfying Trip

    We stayed as a group of six—my daughter’s family and us as a couple. We have visited Okinawa many times, both on family trips since our children were small and on trips with friends. This was our first time at Alivila in summer, and we were blessed with great weather all four days, making it an amazing stay. As one of Okinawa’s leading beaches, the water was crystal clear and dazzlingly beautiful, with an endless horizon… We were moved every day by the wonderful location. The Hotel was neither too large nor too small, the layout of the Facility areas was easy to navigate, and we enjoyed a comfortable stay. We would be happy if we could spend next summer at Alivila again.

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  • 4.67
    swkp

    A Stay After a Long Time

    I have stayed here many times before. Last time, after the COVID-19 situation had eased, I stayed here and was shocked at how much everything had declined—staff quality, service quality, and food quality—to the point that I wondered if this was really Alivila. However, this time I chose to stay again because of the pool and the beautiful Nirai Beach; access to both the sea and the pool is smooth, and for children to enjoy themselves, Alivila still feels like the right choice. Unlike last time, I was happy to see that the service and food quality had improved, and it felt like the Alivila I remembered. I will stay again. Thank you very much.

  • 4.67
    NR612

    It has a resort-like atmosphere.

    I reserved a high-floor Ocean Patio Room. When staying at other Resort Hotels, I usually reserve an oceanfront Room, so I was worried about whether I would be satisfied with the view. However, the view was wonderful, and from the moment I arrived at the Room, it made me want to visit again. They also offer a high-floor Plan, which makes it easy to request what you want and is much appreciated. The Room and Facility may feel a bit dated, but in a good way—it feels like a Hotel that has aged well. My child is now old enough to want to play in the pool and seemed to have a great time. Luckily, the day we stayed coincided with fireworks, and they were beautiful. As for meals, they weren’t particularly luxurious for Hotel dining, but they were tasty enough and more than sufficient for families with children. If I had to mention anything, check-in took a little time (there were four staff members at reception, but even though we checked in around 5:00 p.m., we waited about 15–20 minutes). Also, breakfast venues all ended up having 30-minute waits; it would be great if some measures could be taken. Overall satisfaction was high, and if I have the chance, I would like to visit again.

  • 4.00
    Potencia

    Nostalgia Stay

    I stayed for three nights from just before the typhoon in early June until after it passed. The Hotel still had the same nostalgic atmosphere as always. It felt like more than half of both the staff and guests were now international. The newer staff clearly worked very hard, and the experienced Japanese staff gave a steady sense of reassurance. All three mornings I had breakfast at Verde, my favorite. I like Verde for its variety and because there are many experienced staff members. However, on the second morning, an American man seated directly behind me was playing loud audio continuously from his PC and smartphone. When I briefly glanced back because it was obviously noisy, he started repeatedly shouting insults at me in English, which shocked me. I speak English, and it was an abnormal stream of meaningless profanity. For several minutes until my companion returned—and even afterward whenever we crossed paths inside the Hotel—he kept glaring at me and saying things. Unfortunately, I encountered a guest with no manners. The next morning, a Mandarin-speaking man started a video call on his phone after eating... It was disappointing to feel that the overall guest behavior had declined. I have already reported this to the Hotel. They apologized, but I still saw that person at Verde again the following morning. During the typhoon, the indoor pool was crowded with families with babies, and it made me wonder whether inconsiderate behavior is increasing among some guests. It may have been just bad timing, but I was disappointed by this change. The food at the Japanese restaurant was also disappointing—it felt like Japanese food you might eat abroad—though the service itself was good. I have shared these unfortunate facts, but this is fundamentally a beloved and important Hotel for me with many memories. I felt safe staying here during the typhoon, so overall I am glad I stayed. I hope it returns to having a calmer guest atmosphere like when I stayed several years ago.

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  • 4.67
    非日常求道者

    No wonder so many guests return.

    We stayed for two nights on the 3rd floor in a Superior Patio Twin with our child. I had seen Reviews saying you might run into guests from other Rooms on the balcony, so even though it was a lower floor, we chose a category with partitions—and it was an excellent choice. The balcony flooring showed its age, but the patio, pool, and ocean spread out right in front of us. Unlike higher floors, views outside the property are hidden, so I felt this Room let us experience the Alivila atmosphere the most. The Room itself is older, but it has a bathroom with a separate washing area and plenty of space, so we had no issues. There was also a power strip and an extra desk lamp provided, which made it easy to adjust lighting—surprisingly convenient. Since our child loves water slides, we mostly used Mercure’s pool (available through reciprocal access) and only looked at Alivila’s pool. Mercure’s changing rooms seemed like repurposed older facilities and felt dated; the club-like music was loud; and since it’s not beachfront either, if you simply want to enjoy the pool I think staying at Alivila and driving five minutes to use Mercure is best. The atmosphere at Alivila is overwhelmingly better. In summer there were lots of fun evening activities such as night pool hours, fireworks, and live performances. A Reservation is required, but if you book a breakfast-included Plan you can switch it to lunch at HanaHana. Our family can’t eat much breakfast and wanted to secure pool chairs early in the morning, so this option was very helpful. The staff were courteous as well—they even remembered my face when I came back. Also, when I contacted them because some foreign guests were using the pool after hours and asked them to address it, they came immediately and removed them promptly. That made me feel their service level is high. The only downside was that there happened to be a squall at night; afterward we were swarmed by mosquitoes whenever we stepped onto the balcony, so we couldn’t fully enjoy Alivila at night. Still, I’d love to visit again. It was quality that makes it easy to understand why there are so many repeat guests.

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  • 2.67
    いつも泊まる宿

    Decline seems unavoidable. Are we on the brink of survival?

    I stay here every year, but I couldn’t deny the decline I felt last year. Putting the aging Facility aside, it’s hard to understand who the indoor pool service is for when it can only be used from 2:00 p.m. The Hotel shop is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. I don’t use it that often, but I’d like you to imagine how tourists feel seeing a Hotel shop that’s always shut. Why come to a resort only to be shown a scene reminiscent of a deserted shuttered shopping street? The one exception is the breakfast buffet—one of the best in Okinawa—and the call system is very convenient. However, the limited à la carte dinner options are just as terrible as elsewhere. Over these past few years, Alivila seems to be losing its hospitality toward guests, and it reminds me of Guam’s decline in the past. This Hotel is at a critical turning point while it still has repeat guests.

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  • 4.50
    Kay121212

    Thank you very much.

    The Room and the Facility were both excellent! There was a great variety of food and everything tasted amazing, but the wait time was far too long. Still, I’d love to visit again.

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  • 5.00
    ぷーぺい

    Everything is perfect. This is my sixth year in a row staying here. I look forward to staying again next year.

  • 5.00
    一休けんぼう

    As usual.

    This is a long-established Hotel with a calm atmosphere, and the staff are consistently kind and attentive, so I keep coming back.

  • 3.33
    旅来

    For families with children, the mutual access with Mercure is a major draw.

    We stayed for three nights. We chose this place because we wanted to focus on enjoying the beach. Overall, we were reasonably satisfied. I’m sharing the points below in case they help you decide. This is our impression as a family with an elementary-school-aged child, on a breakfast-and-dinner Plan, using taxis from the airport, and basically not leaving the Hotel. - There is a pool, but it may feel underwhelming for kids. The nearby Mercure (available for mutual use) makes up for that. It’s about 5 minutes away by taxi or rental car, so it’s easy to go. There is also a free shuttle bus from the afternoon. - We used the indoor pool included in our Plan once. It’s nice if the weather is bad or during colder seasons, but otherwise we probably wouldn’t use it much. - The sea is beautiful but feels somewhat narrow. When the tide goes out, you can walk quite far out. - The building and Room feel dated, but it didn’t bother us stylistically. Some exterior staining seems unavoidable. - You have dining options, but the buffet has limited variety. The taste was good overall; however, there aren’t many kid-friendly choices, so we had dinner at Mercure once instead. Mercure has plenty of options for children and offers all-you-can-drink alcohol, so using both depending on your needs works well. Being able to choose within Alivila is a strong point in my view. Breakfast was delicious and satisfying—especially at Verdemares (my favorite). The French toast was good too, but personally I liked the curry best. - The balcony in our Room was small and fairly visible from other Rooms, so it didn’t feel very relaxing to sit out there for long periods. Since the building is U-shaped, impressions will likely vary greatly depending on where your Room is located. Because you can enjoy two hotels as part of your stay, both adults and children should be reasonably satisfied overall. There are also places nearby where you can try hands-on craft experiences; if you’re staying 2–3 nights (or around three), there’s enough to enjoy without getting bored.

  • 4.33
    LIRHA

    Lower-priced plans are assigned to rooms farther away, and the view may be less impressive.

    This was the best Hotel for enjoying the ocean. I joined the reef trail at Nirai Beach and had the experience of seeing and even catching tropical fish in the shallow water at low tide. It was very convenient that bath towels were available by the pool. Bantacafe, within walking distance from the Hotel, also had an incredible view. The downside was that breakfast was extremely crowded and it was hard to eat, and dinner also requires a Reservation. In hindsight, I should have chosen a Plan with meals included. For breakfast, it was convenient to buy a light meal at the shop and switch to lunch instead. During a Multiple Night Stay, there were days when toilet paper and tissues were not replenished, which was inconvenient. With a cheaper Plan, you may be placed in buildings far from the restaurant, front desk, or beach. You also won’t see much of the ocean from your Room. If you’re going anyway, it may be better to book a more expensive Room. If you don’t mind walking, it’s good value. The Room is very spacious—much more comfortable than city Hotels—and relaxing to stay in. It’s disappointing that there is no large public bath.

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  • 3.67
    nobutakemasako

    Great-value Hotel

    • We used “Sawa” for breakfast, but compared with two years ago, the variety and quality of the food felt slightly lower. • We could not find an accessible restroom inside the building, which made accessibility somewhat inconvenient. • It’s nice that the Accessible Room is priced the same as a standard room, but you shouldn’t expect much of a view. • The staff service was neither particularly good nor bad—overall average. • The location is convenient, with Banta Cafe within walking distance. • Parking is charged per stay and is relatively reasonable. • Considering the Accommodation Fee, overall value for money is good, and it’s a Hotel we would like to use again.

  • 5.00
    WebberLin

    Friendly service and a great environment—this is the most comfortable hotel I’ve stayed at so far.

  • 5.00
    ニャコさん

    This is a vacation home.

    I used to make Reservations through the official website every year, but this time I stayed via IKYU. As a result, the service was excellent no matter which way I booked. Diamond members receive early check-in and late check-out benefits. Being able to stay an extra two hours felt truly valuable. The complimentary half bottle of champagne was Moët & Chandon—an unexpectedly delightful surprise. The Room and the view were absolutely wonderful. At Alivila, time seems to pass in a relaxed way that you don’t find at other hotels—probably because the Hotel is not overly large and feels just right. Nirai Beach is a rare beach where you can see plenty of fish both from above and even with beginner-level snorkeling. The staff’s smiles are also very welcoming. It’s a fantastic Hotel where I can stay each year as if it were my own vacation home.

  • 5.00
    白竜神

    Thank you again for everything this year.

    The staff always greet us with a smile, and we are truly happy that everyone consistently serves guests with such warmth. Also, breakfast used to be very crowded with long waits until last year, but this year the format has changed so we can enter smoothly without waiting in line, which was excellent.

  • 4.80
    *海が大好き*

    A relaxing time soothed by the sounds of nature and beautiful scenery

    It wasn’t a Room with a patio view; instead, it was a Room facing the courtyard with the (non-white) chapel and hammocks, with an unobstructed view of the ocean straight ahead. In the morning, I woke up to birdsong; when I opened the window, I could hear the waves. I spent relaxing, non-routine time strolling around the beach right in front of me and around the Hotel, and swimming as well. The Hotel staff seemed to include more people who appeared to be foreign nationals over the past six months, but their Japanese was excellent and communication was not an issue. I also really enjoyed using the pool at Mercure Zampa Misaki Hotel through the shared-use arrangement. I hope this shared-use arrangement will continue in the future. Another point I like is that it’s calm and relaxing outside of the summer season. One disappointment was that I only found out after returning home that there had been live guitar performances by the pool during my stay. I wish they had informed me at check-in—even just on a printed sheet—about any events taking place during my stay. Last time I found this information on the in-house digital guide, but this time I couldn’t find it on either the website or the digital guide, which was disappointing.

  • 4.33
    月1はどっか行ってる人

    The food was delicious.

    Overall, it was a very good Hotel. The food was delicious—especially the Belmare breakfast buffet. HanaHana felt more kid-friendly, and our child enjoyed it. However, communication with the foreign staff at the front desk wasn’t very smooth, and in the end a Japanese staff member helped us, which was a bit disappointing. Since you can access the Hotel directly from the beach, we were able to relax. It reminded me of when I visited Guam.

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