Hotels with Kitchen in Ishigaki

"Room is spacious and with balcony which is good for drying wet clothes after water activity. Location though not in city center but actually just 5 minutes walk. Environment is pretty quiet and free is provided by the hotel everyday."

"The most annoying thing about this hotel is the poor light blocking ability of the rooms. There are no blackout curtains, so your sleep is disturbed at dawn in the morning. Also, during my stay, there was a thunderstorm in the middle of the night, and the lightning lit up the room (although earplugs prevented the thunder), waking me up every time. The next annoying thing was checking in. The hotel was unmanned, so you were forced to check in by yourself by entering your details into the machine, but for some reason, even if you entered your reservation number as instructed on the screen, or the phone number you used when making the reservation, it was not accepted at all, and I ended up protesting by phone, and was finally able to check in. Incidentally, there was no information on the reservation review screen in advance that the hotel was unmanned. If I had known from the beginning that it was unmanned, I would not have chosen this hotel. I hope that the operators of this reservation site will improve this lack of important information in the future. The third annoying thing was the low temperature of the water for the shower and bathtub in the bathroom. I looked everywhere for the water temperature control device but couldn't find it, and gave up on the first day because I was late taking a bath. I called again the next day to protest, and was told that the temperature control device was located next to the guest room entrance, far away from the bathroom. If it's in such a ridiculous location, why don't they give some kind of information to the customer? In the first place, why do they have to set such a low temperature as the default in the first place? The guest rooms are relatively spacious, have facilities such as a range and a water heater, and are right in front of the bus stop, so it's a shame that the basic points of a lodging facility as mentioned above are not provided, even though there are many good points."

"Very beautiful hotel in a great location) if I'm on the island, I'll definitely choose this hotel again. The rooms are spacious and modern, they have everything. The cleanliness of the room was a bit disappointing, there was hair in the bathroom upon check-in, dust on the shelves. Cleaning once every 4 days (towels and garbage every day) Otherwise, delight!!! There is a sauna, a jacuzzi in the pool. There are many cafes and shops nearby. There is no swimming beach, you need to walk to Maestro, but it suited us"

"The rooms were clean and the cleaning staff came every day to change towels etc. which was very helpful. It's more expensive than a regular hotel, but it's great to be able to live like at home! I recommend it as it's well-cleaned and the staff are generally nice."

"The most satisfying hotel in Ishigaki so far. It’s an apartment style so you have got everything you need in the room like washing machine, microwave, etc. you can enjoy the sea view if you are staying at higher floor. Parking fee per night is 1000 yen."

"It's a 10-minute walk from the remote island terminal, but I felt it was too far to walk there with a suitcase, so I took a taxi for 600 yen. I was told that a check-in guide would be sent by email, but there was no such thing. I went directly and was able to check in. The breakfast venue was a sister hotel, a 10-minute walk away. You could rent a bicycle for 100 yen per hour. The facility was very clean and well-maintained, and it was quiet so I slept well! There was body soap, shampoo, and conditioner in the shower room, which was helpful. It's hard to move around if you have a lot of luggage, but the facility was comfortable and I was glad I could stay there cheaply."

"The location is in the city center, the design is very strong, there is an atrium office area on the first floor and the second floor, the facilities are also very complete, the kitchen and laundry facilities are complete. The front desk staff was warm and friendly, but the fly in the ointment was that there was no toilet in the twin room, there was no slippers in the room, the bedding was not very good, the mattress was too soft, the curtains were not shaded, and it felt uncomfortable when sleeping. People who pay more attention to the quality of sleep may be a bit uncomfortable, which needs attention. Overall, it is more suitable for young people who travel and come out to settle down."

"B&B type. The single room I live in is small and well-equipped with common household appliances, including a washing machine, gas stove, microwave, oven, rice cooker, kettle, etc. If you are willing, you can go to the nearby market to buy materials to start your own business. With a small balcony and clothes drying equipment, the scenery outside is great. You can walk up the bridge. There is a small viewing area in the center of the bridge, where you can see the whole port. The neighborhood is relatively deserted and there are not many businesses. However, Ishigaki itself is very small. It only takes 10 minutes to walk to the area with the public market as the core, and there is a FamilyMart and a duty-free shop 3 minutes downstairs. It's about a 10-minute walk to Ishigaki Port, from where you can take a boat to other outlying islands. There is a pier not far downstairs, where people fish at night, and there is also a fishing gear shop. Anyone who is interested can try it."

"It was a nice hostel with a very homely atmosphere. The owner of the hotel is also kind, and I think the facilities are substantial around the kitchen, in terms of laundry and bathing. It's a short term, but I think it's especially recommended for long-term stayrs. There are a few amenities such as combs and cotton swabs, seasonings and cutlery, cooking utensils for microwaves and ovens, and a washing dryer with a dehumidifier in addition to refrigerators, washing machines and dryers. For the time being, there are rules to be observed, but nothing is particularly noticeable, and it was all the same when staying at other hotels and hostels. I was free to go in and out of the hostel 24 hours a day. The safety locker was also installed in a shared space, so you can spend your time without worrying about valuables while you are out. I was a short stay of 2 nights and 3 days, but it was a good stay ‼︎"

"It was a very short, but very pleasant stay. The owner is a lovely person who takes loving care of the house and also of the guests. The house is perfectly clean with fresh air. Air conditioner always on. Kitchen and refrigerator available for guests. There is even a bathtub in the bathroom. I recommend staying at this place just a few steps from the sea."