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We love Maihana wellness resort especially the onsen in the resort. After a day out the onsen make us recharge and refresh. Clean and cozy stay 30/1/24-2/2/24. Free parking available and there are many places to eat around the resort.The room are spacious and have partial seaview .We will be back here if we are in okinawa again

This gem of a hotel is in an ideal place to shine. Newly redone (understatement), this comfortable nicely appointed hotel with grand guest rooms and spacious balconies that overlook the sea is an oasis in the rugged beauty of the heavily forested and jungle like environment of northern Okinawa. Breakfast was excellent and prepared to order….steamed meal … so tasty. Hospitable host is a young woman who created her vision which took “one hundred days” of hard work and perseverance, hence the name. Highly recommended

I booked a room with a city view and I was very impressed with the spaciousness and the cleanliness of the room. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was modern, and the view was amazing. The hotel was in a great location, within walking distance to many attractions, restaurants, and shops. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the check-in and check-out process was smooth and fast. I also enjoyed the complimentary breakfast, the fitness center, and the free Wi-Fi. The only minor issue I had was that the coffee maker in the room was not working, but the staff quickly replaced it with a new one. Overall, I had a wonderful stay at this hotel and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Okinawa

The view of the accommodation with the Kouri Bridge in front is really amazing... We were 7 people, 5 adults and 2 children, and the beds were spacious, and there was a structure where you could sleep with the kids in a tatami room. The bedding was clean, soft, and nice~ The pool water was very cold because it was December, but it was okay to use, and there was a jacuzzi next to it, so we had fun going back and forth. The electric appliances were Dyson products, and I felt like this was a resort that really put a lot of thought into it. One thing that was disappointing was that the power outage that started around 12 AM on the second day didn't last long. It was okay because it was a time to sleep, but the living room and room fluorescent lights that were turned on with backup power didn't turn off at all, so we had to sleep with the lights on... It was a bit frustrating because there was no guidance. It was restored in the morning, but other than that, it was a place that my whole family praised so much that it was great. I really want to visit again later. It's the best.

The accommodation is high a little up hill so you can see the nice view and kouri bridge and the beach. Rooftop is very nice. On the sunny day you should go up and observe the view :). The room have a nice Jacuzzi with the amazing view. I enjoy my time in Kouri Okinawa so much. Super thanks to Mr.Tom the owner to guide us many things. He is super helpful and friendly. We enjoy his company so much. The breakfast was delicious coming with spam/ egg sandwich and fries :) .

The room is clean and hygienic There are also enough parking spaces downstairs, no need to reserve in advance. Next time I will choose a sea view room, the endless sea scenery is pleasant. There are Sushiro and Aeon not far away, and there are also many convenience stores nearby, which is very convenient.

We brought our 3+ years old boy on a 2 night stay during golden week (May 2024) and opted in for a dinner buffet on the first night. It was 2200 yen per adult n foc for my boy. The spread was limited but worth all its penny as the beef was so tender and juicy so i feasted on it. All other dishes were also very good. The private beach was convenient and the water was so clear it looked like mineral water. There was a 50% discount voucher you can get from the hotel reception for the banana boat ride at the private beach and our boy enjoyed this and another ride. The young instructor who pulled us out on a jet ski for our water rides was friendly and went at a good speed for our 3 year old who was doing the water actitivties for the first time without us having to tell him to do so. He even went to the coral reefs and picked up a starfish n a sea cucumber to show our boy before returning it back to the sea. The water activites was affordable with the discount, price similar to Msia/Thailand/Indonesia resorts i have been to. I was apprehensive booking this resort after reading the reviews on the state of the hotel showing signs of aging. However, the place was well maintained. There was an unpleasant smell when i opened the door to our room but its actually just the tatami which needed some airing. After opening the windows to let in the natural breeze, all was good. Cleaniness for toilet was good too; just need to figure out the temp control for the shower. The onsite onsen was clean and easily accessible at the basement, and wld have cost us at least 1200yen for a visit to a public onsite iin naha. Totally recommend this resort for a fam outing with young children. I understand they have barrier free access rooms on the first floor of the resort so there were some families with elderly too.

The overall decor and style of the hotel is quite dated. It’s not spotless clean, we notice some spots and color on our towels…The location is convenient though, very close to a lot of beaches and diving spot but didn’t spend time in the hotel beach itself. It’s not free I believe for hotel guests (100yen for a towel) and parking fee is 500 yen a night which I think it’s reasonable as well.

The location and facilities inside the room are nice, however, the customer service is not ideal. It is normally assumed that after booking a hotel online with a booking confirmation, all necessary information is already on the confirmation letter. However, travelers who stay at this property will still have to actively reach out to the hotel for check-in ID in order to do self-check-in via iPad. It would be great if the hotel could reach out to the traveler before their check-in. What's even worse is that during the check-in process, we did a face-to-face meeting via iPad, and there was no information provided by the staff that we would need a password to enter the hotel after certain hours. After dinner outside, when we returned to the hotel, we were locked outside the hotel, and luckily, we were able to call the Japanese phone number via the public phone. It would have been a nightmare if there had been no public phone or if no one from the hotel had picked up the phone.