SANTORINI HOTEL&VILLAS MIYAKOJIMA

I’m truly glad we were able to visit after the typhoon. Thank you for calling us from the day before through the day of our stay and for your warm hospitality.After we arrived, we were about to head to the airport due to a flight change, but you ran over to let us know the airport was closed. Thanks to that, we didn’t waste valuable time and were able to enjoy a relaxed dinner.We also appreciated your advice that if we chose all the dinner courses, we could share them and enjoy everything together—we were very satisfied.Both dinner and breakfast made excellent use of fresh ingredients and were delicious, and our friends were very happy as well.The location was wonderful, and we took lots of great photos.The drinks in the Room refrigerator were complimentary, so we could relax and enjoy them in our Room too.It’s a Hotel I’d love to visit again.

This was our first trip to Miyakojima—a 6-night, 7-day getaway as a couple. Since we were staying at Tokyu Hotel in Miyakojima, we also wanted to experience a Hotel with a different atmosphere, so we chose Santorini on Irabu Island for two nights thanks to its great location and highly rated restaurant. Unfortunately, the weather was terrible, so we couldn’t enjoy the stunning terrace views or the infinity pool, but the spacious Room—with an arflex sofa set and carefully selected furnishings—was very comfortable, and we were able to spend truly luxurious time doing nothing. From a casual conversation with the staff at check-in, they surprised us with a message plate and a small gift; their warm hospitality became an unforgettable memory. The food at the restaurant was also excellent, and above all, every staff member was pleasant and made us feel at home. Because it’s a small Hotel, bad weather basically means relaxing in your Room is the only option, but we heard that this summer a new villa wing will be completed and the property will expand with additional facilities such as a chapel, gym, and bar—so we’re already looking forward to our next trip to Miyakojima.