Rosewood Miyakojima

The hotel's location is very private, and the service is welcoming—it's a luxury hotel, after all. However, the facilities aren't fully developed yet, giving the feeling of a newly opened hotel. The hotel's housekeeping service isn't integrated with WeChat, so you still have to call to request assistance. However, it's worth noting that there are Chinese-speaking waiters answering the phone. This seems to indicate that Chinese guests are assigned Chinese-speaking staff. The Japanese restaurant's food is excellent, but there were instances where the sashimi wasn't fully deboned. The chef attributed this to the chef's apprentice's poor preparation. Overall, it's a nice place to relax for a few days, but the price isn't what you'd expect.

There's no smoking area. Breakfast was slow, but everything else was good. The spa, in particular, is the only one on the island.

It's been a while since I've stayed at such a satisfying hotel. It was my first trip with my 7-month-old baby, but everything we needed was provided, including baby wash and baths, so we had a comfortable stay. There was also a well-equipped children's playground, even though we were only four years old. The food and service were both excellent.

Very satisfied, I like Rosewood very much. When Miyako Island opened, I booked their villa in advance and stayed there during the off-season when there were few people. The scenery is beautiful and the hotel is secluded, which is very suitable for vacation.