Hotel Happy Holiday Ishigaki Island

As part of the eco-conscious Facility operations, I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay. There was no sheet change, but fresh towels were delivered to the entrance door every day, so it was not inconvenient at all. The selectable breakfast each morning (boxed meal, self-serve coffee, barley tea, and miso soup) included options like a pork-and-egg rice ball bento, hamburger steak bento, and sandwiches—there was no repetition and I enjoyed a variety. Everything was delicious. The location was convenient as it is close to the bus terminal and the port for remote islands. Overall, I had a comfortable stay.

The property feels a bit dated, but it is kept very clean.\nThere is an extension cord, but there are no outlets by the bed, so you can’t charge devices near the bed. I charged mine on top of the refrigerator across the Room.\nA 2-in-1 shampoo/conditioner and body soap are provided, and hand soap is available at the sink.\nI didn’t check whether cleansing oil or toner were included in the amenities.\nSince hair can get quite damaged from seawater and UV exposure, it’s probably safest to bring your preferred products.\nI knew there were no pajamas/loungewear provided, so that wasn’t an issue.\nThe bath drainage was a little slow, and the hair dryer was an older built-in type like those in old Business Hotels—no warm air, only cool air.\n(However, I forgot to mention it to the front desk, so I didn’t reflect it much in my rating.)\nStill, for this price with breakfast included, I would definitely stay again.\nBreakfast is a bento box with enough variety that it’s hard to choose—going early is recommended.\nIt’s also conveniently located close to both the remote island terminal and downtown.