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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.

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

I’ve been staying here for about two years. Before that, I used Hotels a bit away from Kokusai-dori with a parking garage in front, JR- or airline-affiliated Hotels, or 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 solo stays, for two with my wife, and it can also accommodate a family of four. There is an affiliated parking lot. 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 had a very relaxing stay. The parking lot is spacious and easy to use. The Room was clean, and the ocean-view Room was wonderful. Breakfast was also great.

- The Room is stylish (unified in emerald blue) - The Room has a private jacuzzi, enjoy it while watching the sea - The food is delicious - Enjoy the private beach!

A Resort Hotel just under an hour’s drive from home for local residents. A weekend getaway with the family to escape reality. This time, we booked a one-night stay with dinner and breakfast included. A brand-new Hotel, stylish Asian-inspired interiors, a beautiful ocean view from the Room, delicious food, wonderfully friendly staff who greeted us anytime and anywhere, and excellent amenities—everything was perfect, and my wife and child were thrilled. I’m truly glad we came. On the drive home we agreed it felt so good that one night wasn’t enough. This kind of luxury—being able to spend time like this once in a while—is nice to have. A relaxing, happy time. Highly recommended!

We stayed for 4 nights. The Room was very spacious, with an unobstructed view—absolutely wonderful. Because there was a low table instead of a dining table, eating was a bit inconvenient, but it also made the Room feel even more open and airy. We planned to cook for ourselves, but it seems some Rooms have a small saucepan and others do not. We might have been able to borrow one if we asked, but we managed without it this time. (It would have been even better if plastic wrap had been provided.) One downside is that since it’s by the sea, the humidity is high, and because it faces west, laundry doesn’t dry easily. In that case, using the in-room clothes dryer in the bathroom worked well and dried everything nicely. Although our contact with Hotel staff was minimal, whenever we spoke to them they were attentive and considerate, which made our stay very comfortable. We would love to stay again for a Multiple Night Stay. Thank you very much for your hospitality!

A Villa I had wanted to stay at for years. My husband finally got some time off, and we initially searched around Chiba, but since it was summer vacation, reservations were hard to secure. Expanding our search nationwide, we found availability in Okinawa and decided to stay at a Villa there while visiting family. Upon arrival, the unmanned check-in process was a bit confusing but completed successfully. After placing our luggage in the room and opening the fridge, we were amazed by the amount of welcome drinks! We prepared for a BBQ with items we brought along and headed straight to the pool—it was spacious and absolutely fantastic! The room itself was incredibly large; I found myself running every time I moved around. However, moving between rooms at night required passing through the courtyard, which was challenging for me as someone who dislikes insects. When it got dark, we planned to have a BBQ in the courtyard but ended up grilling outside and eating indoors due to my aversion to bugs. All cooking utensils were provided, which made everything so convenient. I would definitely love to stay here again during future visits home!

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.

Breakfast was served buffet-style, and the food was delicious. It felt homemade.

As it was my birthday, I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay. I was happy that you had prepared gifts as well. Also, you kindly held a special fireworks launch event during my stay, and I had a wonderful time. I would like to visit again.

The best thing is how quiet it is. The front desk is not staffed at all times, and you don’t need to leave your key when you go out, so you can stay here without any hassle. The single rooms are also larger and more comfortable than those in a Business Hotel. There is a coin laundry and a public bath, and parking is free. You can reach Yonaha Maehama Beach right away by walking through the property, making early-morning or sunset strolls wonderful.

Located within walking distance of the remote island terminal and bus terminal, and just seconds away from Euglena Mall. There are plenty of souvenir shops nearby. No need to worry about dinner options as there are many izakayas in the area. The Hotel offers free drinks throughout your stay. I chose this Hotel because of its reputation for delicious breakfast, and it did not disappoint. Highly recommended!

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.

The Facility was clean, and I was happy that the air conditioner was already on, so the Room felt cool when we arrived. With this kind of Hotel, I expected we’d have to turn on the air conditioner ourselves after checking in, so it was a pleasant surprise! However, the response when insects appeared... I don’t mind handling it ourselves, but I wish insect spray had been left in the Room.

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

We stayed for one night with breakfast included, accommodating four people. The room was an ocean-view room. Stepping out onto the spacious balcony, we were greeted by a stunning ocean view. The scenery was beautiful. Inside the room, there were two beds and two futons laid out on a tatami space. The room was spacious enough for four people to stay comfortably. Both the room lights and bathroom lights had dimming functions, which are rare in accommodations, allowing us to adjust brightness as needed—this made it feel like home. It’s a great hotel for an extended stay. Breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options; while not extensive in variety, there were plenty of well-balanced dishes to choose from, all of which were delicious. Although there didn’t seem to be any izakaya-style restaurants nearby, it was nice that some izakayas offered shuttle service to and from the hotel. The price of the hotel is also reasonable. I would love to stay here again if I have another opportunity!

Surrounded by nature, it was a very quiet and pleasant place. However, as there are no shops nearby, we recommend doing your shopping in advance.

I visit Ishigaki Island almost every year, and this was my second stay here. This time it was just the two of us, so we had made a Reservation for a one-bedroom Room, but since there was availability, they kindly let us use a two-bedroom Room. The living/dining area and kitchen were spacious, and we were able to enjoy takeout seafood rice bowls and cut up the fruit we bought, which made for a very satisfying stay. Although the property feels a bit dated, it was well cleaned; if I had to mention one thing, the only minor concern was some black mold in the bathroom. My husband and I are already talking about staying here again next year. Thank you very much.

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.