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

Thank you for hosting us for 5 days. The Room was very clean and comfortable. Thank you also for the gift. The bathtub on the terrace was wonderful, allowing us to relax while gazing at the sky. There is a convenience store about a 5-minute drive away, but none within walking distance, which might be slightly inconvenient if drinking alcohol. That’s about it. Looking forward to staying again!

This was my second stay this year. The soothing aroma and the beautiful view from the window make this a truly relaxing Hotel. As a returning guest, they kindly prepared a large mango shaved ice for me, and I enjoyed a luxurious time watching the sunset. The location is great, making it easy to go out for dinner, visit dessert spots, or take a walk to nearby Painagama Beach. I would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

It was a truly wonderful Hotel. The Room was clean and had a calm atmosphere, making it very comfortable to stay in. All the staff were kind, and their attentive care and warm hospitality left a strong impression. The atmosphere throughout the building and the Facilities were excellent, and I was able to relax from the bottom of my heart during my stay. The hospitality exceeded my expectations and became a lovely travel memory. This is a Hotel I would definitely like to stay at again. I would confidently recommend it to family and friends!

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.

The owner was very kind. The weather wasn’t great, but we had a wonderful time in the clean, warm pool! We’d love to come again!

I stayed for one night for the first time. Everything you need for daily living is provided, and the Room is bright and very clean. There is no elevator, so it may be difficult if you have a heavy suitcase, but since it’s on the second floor, I think it’s manageable. It feels like a waste to stay only one night, so next time I’d like to stay for two nights or more. The first floor is a restaurant, and this time I couldn’t use it because it was reserved for a private event, but I’ve eaten there before and the food is excellent. There is also a Japanese restaurant next door where you can enjoy delicious Japanese food any time—morning, noon, or night. If you walk a little further, there are both a supermarket and convenience stores. About 2–3 minutes by car away is “Shima no Eki Miyako,” where you can buy Miyakojima specialties. It’s also very close to the stunning Irabu Bridge. I will definitely stay again. Thank you very much.

With an amazing location where you can feel the ocean up close, we had a truly wonderful stay in a Room that reflects the owner’s attention to detail. Everything we needed was provided—tableware, cooking utensils, seasonings, coffee beans and brewing equipment, even a SodaStream and a water purifier—so our stay was very comfortable. The selection of dishes was also beautiful and made our meals look even better. Above all, we were soothed by the warm personalities and kindness of the owner couple. We have stayed in many places before, but this became the most special one of all. Thank you very much for taking such great care of us.

Guesthouse. I stayed for 3 nights for the first time, and it was very comfortable. I even became friends with the regular guests. The next day, four of us went snorkeling early in the morning at Aragusuku Beach, creating a very fun memory. There is a hammock on the rooftop where you can relax. It would be even more enjoyable if the weather is nice. The kitchen is equipped with pots, plates, chopsticks, seasonings, and a refrigerator, so cooking is possible. Everyone either cooks and eats together or goes out to eat; until 11 PM is a time for socializing. I was traveling alone but quickly made friends with everyone there. When I visit Miyako Island again, I will definitely stay at this guesthouse! Looking forward to visiting again!

The staff were very friendly, and the check-in instructions were easy to understand. Even at this time of year, we were able to use the jacuzzi while the sun was out. The bathroom was clean, and we enjoyed a beautiful view in the morning, making for a very pleasant stay.

We stayed as a family, and the owner's warm hospitality was truly wonderful, making it a delightful stay for our children as well. The owner kindly played with the kids and gently taught them how to fish, showing great kindness. There is also a famous shop nearby selling Sata Andagi, which was delicious. However, the children were overjoyed and said that the handmade Sata Andagi from the owner's wife was "absolutely better!" The lagoon right in front offers an excellent location for kayaking. Unfortunately, due to wind conditions this time, we couldn't visit 17ND. We are determined to try again next time! We will definitely return!

The entire property, inside and out, was very well cleaned. The Room was spotless. We were told the bed mattress had been upgraded, and it was extremely comfortable—I slept great. The Room also has high ceilings, and the air conditioning was very comfortable. The amenities were so plentiful we couldn’t use them all. The towels were great quality too. The small shelf next to the sink was especially helpful. Since we did laundry, having plenty of towels was perfect. There’s also a dryer—nothing to complain about. For cooking for yourself, everything you could need is provided! There were even items you don’t usually find at other Accommodations, so it felt like being at home. Thoughtful touches stood out as well, like a magnetic towel hanger. I’ve stayed in dozens of whole-house rentals, and the attention to detail in what’s provided here is outstanding. The outdoor pool was amazing too. Bugs didn’t bother us at all—in fact, it made us wonder if there are really this few bugs on Miyakojima. The location is excellent: close to downtown and also very convenient for Irabu Island, which we love. If I had to make a request: the body soap felt quite slippery and didn’t rinse off well, so it didn’t feel like I’d properly washed; and considering taking dishes poolside, it would be reassuring to have some unbreakable tableware as well. A full-length mirror would also be appreciated. Among the places I’ve stayed in Okinawa, this ranks right up there as one of the most comfortable (top one or two). We will definitely stay again!

We stayed for 4 nights with a group of four. Because the weather was unstable, we couldn’t enjoy the starry sky we had been looking forward to, but our privacy was well maintained and we were able to relax. If you’re expecting a beautiful ocean right in front of you, you may be a little disappointed. Of course, we understood that before visiting. Access was good, so getting around was stress-free. What we liked - The kitchen was spacious and easy to use. - The refrigerator was large, so we could buy plenty of groceries. What concerned us - The provided insect repellent spray was empty. - There were many handprints on the window glass. - For four people staying four nights, it was difficult to secure enough drinking water, so having a water dispenser would be appreciated. - We weren’t expecting excessive service, but we do feel that what’s provided should match the price. - The pool chlorine level seemed too strong and made our nose and throat very sore. This property seems to be in one of the higher price ranges on Miyakojima. We hope for improvements in service that better match the price. We would consider staying again if given the opportunity.

I stayed for three nights and had a truly fulfilling time! Surrounded by nature, I enjoyed valuable experiences that are hard to come by in everyday life. The Accommodation had a warm atmosphere, and the owner was very kind, so I felt at ease and could relax. Breakfast and dinner were included, and both were generous portions! There was a wide variety of dishes, and every meal left me completely satisfied—dining was one of the highlights of my stay. Staying three nights allowed me to enjoy the Accommodation’s charm at a more leisurely pace, making it a wonderful memory. I would love to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you very much!

This Hotel offers a beautiful contrast: sugarcane fields right in front, and beyond them the Miyako Blue sea with Irabu Bridge in view. From the 2nd floor we could see the ocean, but I don’t think it’s visible from the 1st floor. The Room is a 10-tatami-size studio. The toilet and bath are separate, and the bathtub is spacious, so it feels comfortable to stay in. There were twin beds and a sofa, and amenities such as a refrigerator, kettle, and hair dryer were provided. The only thing missing was pajamas. The location is between a residential area and sugarcane fields. The roads are narrow and winding, so without navigation—especially at night when it’s very dark—you may not be able to find it. I recommend setting your GPS before you go! Recommended for solo travelers or two friends who want to keep costs down while still enjoying a comfortable stay at a Hotel. As is common in Miyako/Okinawa, small insects may get into the Room sometimes—it’s probably unavoidable. It’s about a 10-minute drive from the Hotel to Hirara downtown. About a 20-minute walk to the nearest supermarket around the Hotel! There were several restaurants/cafes along the road in front of the Hotel. A rental car is likely best. It’s about a 10-minute walk to the sea where you can overlook Irabu Bridge.

A typhoon approached, and we couldn’t stay on our original Reservation date, but luckily there was availability and we were able to stay. The owner’s wife went out of her way to help us even before our stay, and I’d like to take this opportunity to thank her. It was such a wonderful villa that I hardly know where to begin. The spacious Room, the breathtaking views of the sea and sky from the vast grounds, the warm hospitality of the owner’s wife and staff, the meals—everything was exceptional. The Room was spotless, and it was hard to believe the property is 20 years old—the interior, furniture, and furnishings all felt beautifully maintained. We honestly wished we could have stayed for many more nights (if only time and budget allowed!). Breakfast was just the right amount; you could tell at a glance how high-quality it was—and it tasted just as good. For dinner, we had a BBQ with lean Matsusaka beef that was unbelievably tender. Our growing son said he could eat endless amounts—and he finished it in no time. It wasn’t heavy at all, and I don’t think you can find meat like that anywhere else. Waking up naturally in the morning to the sound of waves, birdsong, and gentle sunlight—this is luxury at its finest and an extraordinary escape from everyday life. We’re completely missing Miyakojima already—though honestly we miss Island Terrace Nira even more (laugh). We will definitely be back! Thank you so very much!

The location is excellent, within walking distance of Toguchi Beach. On the first floor of the Hotel, there is a convenient supermarket that locals also stop by, making it easy to pick up snacks and souvenirs. The Hotel restaurant serves freshly caught fish from the morning, and everything we tried was delicious. The staff and hostess were welcoming and attentive—an Accommodation you’ll want to stay at for as many nights as possible.

I’m satisfied and would be happy to stay again if I have the opportunity.

I was cautious at first because the building is pink and the Facility has a distinctive look. However, due to a typhoon-related change of plans, I ended up staying here—and for the same Accommodation Fee range, it had everything I wanted: 1) two beds (twin), 2) separate bathroom and toilet with a bathtub, 3) a refrigerator with a freezer compartment, 4) a washing machine and gas dryer, 5) plenty of free on-site parking, 6) a microwave, 7) a balcony, and 8) provided tableware. In addition, since my Room was on the 4th floor, it had an ocean view. From the corridor side, I could also see the sunset over Irabu Island. The beds are slightly soft—below what you’d expect at a luxury Hotel—but they are large enough. The provided shampoo, body soap, conditioner, laundry detergent, and dishwashing liquid were not poor quality. The building and Facility are not brand-new but relatively new. Everything was cleaned well. However, it seems that requesting cleaning during your stay costs extra. Room access is via an electronic key; I received a five-character code (numbers and letters) by email. The location is on the Miyakojima side at the base of Irabu Bridge, making it convenient for getting anywhere. If you have a car, there are many restaurants and large stores within about 10 minutes. Accommodation Fees and prices in Miyakojima are higher than on Okinawa’s main island or Ishigaki (though you get experiences worth more than that), so being able to stay at Pink Hibiscus at an affordable rate was great. There aren’t Hotel-style services here, but it’s very practical—especially if you spend all day at the beach or swim in the morning, come back to shower and rest for a while, then head out again in the afternoon.