Ishigaki Hotels with Airport pickup service

If you want to fly to Ishigaki Island, you need to transfer in Naha. You have to pick up your luggage by yourself, and then go to the domestic flight to check in. You need to reserve at least two hours. The Intercontinental is still satisfactory as always. It is very close to the airport and there is a free shuttle bus. There is also a beach service for stargazing at 21:00.

It was raining that day, so my wife hesitated to take a bath, but in the end she let me go. I was also concerned that the room could be seen by people who were going to see the sea and those who were coming back. The rooms are the best, and the cost performance is top-ranked. Very satisfied

I came to Ishigaki Island for business and then went to play for a few days. I booked this art hotel. It was very cost-effective and good in all aspects. The room we booked was quite large, and the bathroom was separated into wet and dry areas, but it was on the second floor and there was no window to see out. The hotel breakfast was very rich and tasted good. The interesting thing about the hotel is that if you don't need to clean or just clean, you can exchange a 1,000 yen or 500 yen coupon to use in the hotel shop. There are many activities on the first floor of the hotel that you can sign up for a group tour, which will depart directly from the hotel and be sent back after the tour. The location of the hotel is also quite convenient. There are food and commercial streets not far away. The only regret is that there is no gym, and it is a bit far to go to the beach.

I was very satisfied. I thought it was in vain when I caught up with the typhoon. But when I arrived at the hotel, I was able to make an appointment for diving that day. The diving was in the bay in front of the hotel. The diving instructors were very professional and responsible. The hotel villa rooms are large and private, and the vegetation is very lush. I saw various butterflies, palm-sized crabs, and countless geckos, but there were no mosquitoes. You can make reservations for activities on the island in the hotel. Because the starry sky was not visible at night during the typhoon, the four-wheel ATV requires a Japan Jiaxin Haohuo international driver's license. You can see small fish on the beach of the hotel. You must bring snorkeling equipment. You can see about 10 kinds of small fish. It costs 250 yuan from Ishigaki Pier to the hotel, and 300 yuan from the hotel to the airport. There are no restaurants around the hotel, so you can only go to an izakaya near Kabira Bay. The buffet dinner in the hotel is not ideal. It is 200 for adults and 100 for children. The meals are all Okinawa specialties. There are not many meat dishes and they are richer than breakfast, so be sure to book it. Breakfast room.

It was my first time staying in a condo in Japan, and it was much more convenient to have a small kitchen area. Because the room is on an island, the air conditioner and ventilation must be turned on all the time, otherwise there will be a damp smell. The bed is a little hard, and you can feel the springs. The space is not very spacious. We stayed for four nights in a row, and it felt a bit cramped once the things were spread out, and it was difficult to put your feet. The breakfast was super, super good! The all-you-can-eat seafood donburi, I had to have a bowl every day! There was a blue seal self-service breakfast, which was awesome. Coffee and tea were unlimited all day, and the coffee was just ordinary black coffee, not the kind of machine where you can choose latte or cappuccino. There is a shop opposite the hotel that makes wooden clogs and tatami mats. I really want to go and check it out, but I am still a little timid. There is a machine for drawing Okinawa souvenirs at the door of the store. I drew a second-hand key chain of Mr. Mi, which is super worth it.

The hotel is a bit old, but the maintenance of Japanese hotel facilities is still impeccable, and the hygiene is spotless. It is great to be on such a small island as Ishigaki Island. The hotel is not far from the port bus station, and it takes seven or eight minutes to walk there. There are also many restaurants nearby, including sashimi, Ishigaki beef, and home cooking. The hotel is particularly good in that the laundry room has nine washing machines and dryers, as well as microwave ovens, vending machines, and ice machines. We happened to travel during the week of Japan's Obon Festival, and nine washing machines can basically meet our needs, which is definitely enough for normal times. There are not many types of breakfast, but considering the size of the hotel, it is already very good, and the service is very good. In general, Ishigaki Island Visser is a hotel worth returning to.

The north is the construction site and the road, very noisy, must choose the room to the south by the sea. The service staff is very friendly and has bicycle rental, but you must rent it early or you will have the children's bike left. Riding the children's bike around the island for sightseeing. The challenge is great 😂