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Dinner was served buffet-style, and we were able to enjoy freshly grilled seafood at the table (scallops, clams, and turban shells). The buffet offered a great variety, so I think it’s something guests of all ages—from children to seniors—will enjoy. Breakfast was also buffet-style, with both rice and bread available. There were many side dishes as well, making it fun to choose. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. Thank you very much.

It was a tatami Room, so I was able to relax very much!!

While the exterior is not flashy or luxurious at all, the rooms are very stylish and spotlessly clean, and both the food and service were excellent—we were extremely satisfied. We will definitely stay here again.

A rare Hotel in Naha City where all guest rooms offer views of Naha Port. Enjoy a buffet-style breakfast with freshly baked bread, roast beef, and Okinawan cuisine while overlooking the harbor view.

I visit Ajiro for fishing and always choose this accommodation as my regular stay. It's so comfortable that I often end up extending my stay. The view is great, and the private bath is absolutely amazing. I will continue to support you!

Despite the heavy rain and strong winds, you kindly accommodated us even before check-in time. Thank you as well for preparing dinner on short notice. The Wi-Fi signal was weak, so the connection wasn’t very reliable, but we were able to relax in the Onsen. Thank you.

The breathtaking horizon and the infinity pool were just as expected. The tatami-matted floor by the window was perfect for lying down and relaxing while enjoying the sunset from the room. Dinner was served on a tray, and though the portion was slightly modest, I wished I cou

I made a Reservation right as Golden Week began. All the staff were kind, and it truly felt like a Japanese Hotel. A very pleasant Hotel!!

The fresh fish sashimi was outstanding. The meat dishes were also delicious, and we were very satisfied. The service was courteous and attentive. I think this Accommodation would be comfortable with no issues for guests up to their 60s. As Tokiwaya is a traditional Ryokan, I felt there are many challenges in terms of accessibility. I stayed with my 95-year-old mother, so I made a Reservation for a Room with a private bath, but there were many steps inside the Room and the bathtub was deep (my mother was able to step over it), which unfortunately made it difficult to use.

Both inside and outside, the building was a very comfortable space, and just as promised by the concept, we were able to forget about time and spend a relaxing, meaningful stay. When we feel like enjoying an escape from everyday life again, we would love to visit again. Thank you

I stayed here for two days while attending an event in Mitoyo. The location was close and convenient. There was a convenience store nearby, and the free, spacious ground-level parking lot was a big plus. I like Route Inn because you can enjoy a large public bath. Breakfast was also very tasty and satisfying. I would stay here again.

We decided to visit an all-inclusive Hotel as a family, and the pool was another big draw, so we stayed here for one night. Our Room was on the top floor facing the ocean, and the view from the window was amazing. First, we went down to the rocky shore right below the Hotel to admire the beautiful sea, then had some fun in the pool before heading to the large public bath. After that, we enjoyed a beer in the lounge and went to dinner. The food was delicious, and we ended up drinking quite a bit. Breakfast on day two was also excellent. Even after checkout, we went back into the pool once more and took a shower before heading home. We fully enjoyed the all-inclusive plan and had a wonderful weekend. Thank you very much.

The Room was spacious, with three distinct areas—a bed area, a large couch sofa area, and a low sofa area—so I could relax in different spots and truly enjoy a leisurely stay in the Room. Every meal was delicious. The portions were very generous—more than I would usually be able

It was my first stay in six years, and I felt that the calm, natural atmosphere is always maintained by the staff and throughout the entire Facility. The comfortable Room and the private pool in the quiet villa allowed me to relax without worrying about anyone else. The staff’s sense of distance was also pleasant, and with a touch of Okinawan language, it feels different from the slightly formal atmosphere of a large Hotel—making me want to visit again.

I stayed here (for just one night?!) to forget the everyday hustle and truly unwind. The sunset sinking into Hakata Bay and the Genkai Sea from the high floors, the “Notari Sea” sparkling in the morning sun with its islands, and the majestic scenery unchanged since ancient times were all breathtaking. I also loved the spacious Room with large windows, no wasted closet space, and a bathroom given plenty of room. The staff’s thoughtful hospitality was excellent as well. I would gladly stay again.

The meals were all very delicious. Thank you for taking a family photo for us; it’s rare to get everyone together in one picture, so we really appreciated it. However, to be honest, at a hotel we stayed at before, they gave us the photo as a gift, so I thought we might have to

My son planned a relaxed, unhurried trip to visit Kasama Inari Shrine, Nakaminato Market, and buy melons in Hokota, and chose this Hotel for our stay. The Hotel itself may be older, but it has been beautifully renovated. The lobby and entrance are stylish spaces, and the view opens from the inlet out to the sea right in front of you—making a great first impression. The Room was also well designed with unnecessary items kept to a minimum. It felt clean and comfortable. Dinner was pleasantly healthy for us seniors, and we enjoyed it very much. It seemed a little light for my son’s generation, but the late-night ramen service is a nice touch (we missed it because our dinner was late). We wanted to enjoy dinner quietly and at a relaxed pace, but unfortunately it was noisy that day because we were dining alongside a large group of older guests. Breakfast was buffet-style with a good variety across different categories, and everything was tasty. Overall, it offered excellent value for money, and it’s a Hotel we would like to visit again.

All rooms have ocean views; we stayed on a high floor this time and it was fantastic (though the balcony felt slightly scary). The starry sky was beautiful. Karaoke does not require reservations and is set up as large rooms where groups can sing together. While I personally enjo

Honestly, I didn’t have very high expectations before my stay, but it turned out to be extremely satisfying. First of all, the ocean view from the Room and the Onsen was wonderful, and I was able to watch a beautiful sunset in the evening. At night, instead of a pitch-black sea, I could see the distant lights of Aomori City, which created a very atmospheric scene. I was able to relax and unwind while quietly gazing out at the calm sea. The building was clean throughout, and my Room had been renovated and was very comfortable. The staff were also kind, which left a strong impression and made my stay truly pleasant. The Tsugaru shamisen show in particular exceeded my expectations—powerful performances that felt uniquely Aomori. For dinner, the pork shabu-shabu felt a little tough to me, but the dishes were thoughtfully prepared overall and offered satisfaction beyond the price. For just over 10,000 yen per person, being able to enjoy this view, the Onsen, the service, and the Tsugaru shamisen show is very appealing. It’s not a flashy luxury Ryokan-style place, but it’s a Hotel I would recommend for anyone who wants to spend quiet time while looking out at the sea. I’d love to visit again and be soothed by seasonal views from both the Onsen and my Room.

The food—especially the special kaiseki course—was excellent. The staff were very attentive, and the timing of each dish being served was perfect. The sunset was also beautiful. I’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.\n(However, there was only one elevator, which was a bit inconvenient.)