Hotels with Kitchen in Ishigaki

"On our family vacation to Ishigaki, we chose this hotel known for its 'amazing breakfast.' The location is super convenient – a direct bus from the airport to the 'Museum Mae' stop, no transfers needed. The room was a bit on the smaller side, but perfectly fine for two people. The breakfast truly lived up to its reputation! 🎉 They had specialty Ishigaki beef, Okinawan-style stew, and various fish. I even made my own seafood bowl and had some Yaeyama soba – it was incredibly satisfying! 😁 After such a filling breakfast, we didn't even need lunch, which meant more time to explore the sights, which was great! 👍 The only thing to note is that there was no room cleaning service during our stay; we had to put our trash bags outside the door ourselves each day."

"It's a little old, so there are places where rust is noticeable on the doors, verandas, passages, etc. The interior was old, but the unit bath was new and clean as if it had been renovated. It is highly evaluated that the water area is beautiful. In addition to microwave ovens, each room also has a washing machine (with drying function), so it is convenient. You can rent clothes and hangers for free at the front desk, so it's a good idea to dry them after drying them in the dryer. Breakfast was very satisfying with a large number of items and a menu that seemed to have a good nutritional balance. The room has towels, slippers, shampoo, body soap, etc., and other amenities are styles that take as much as you need in front of the front desk. There was a toothbrush, body sponge, room clothes, etc., which was necessary and sufficient. There was no security box in the room and it was a way to leave it at the front desk. The access is the nearest to the court of the fixed-route bus, but the distance (both are a few minutes walk) was not so different at the bus terminal stop (the end point of 2 stations ahead)."

"It was so helpful that they offered free pick-up and drop-off. I contacted them in advance, and they came to pick me up right after I got my luggage on the day of arrival, which was great. The guesthouse is about a 5-minute walk down the hill to Fusaki Beach. To get to Mirumiru Honpo Main Store, it's about a 12-minute walk up the hill. The view from Mirumiru Honpo is recommended, but it's a gravel path, so good shoes might be a better idea. The accommodation is equipped for self-catering, with a microwave, a refrigerator with separate freezer and fridge compartments, and a washing machine, making it feel like a regular studio apartment. Detergent and fabric softener were also provided. If you don't plan on going out, it's best to bring your own groceries and water, as there are no convenience stores nearby. I brought my own. During a mix of cloudy and clear weather, it was like camping to be able to gaze at the starry sky at night. The Okinawan breakfast they prepared was seriously delicious. One minor drawback is that to access Fusaki Beach, you have to walk through the lobby of Fusaki Resort Hotel. It was a bit embarrassing to walk through such a fancy place in just my swimsuit. I'd definitely like to come back here, and I highly recommend it if you enjoy camping."