Arrived on a rainy day, but the room view was amazing. However, the room condition wasn't as clean as I'd hoped, and I even spotted a cockroach ^^; But I understand that these resort-style areas tend to have a lot of bugs anyway. Due to a typhoon warning, I spent a lot of time indoors, but the variety of programs and the indoor pool made it bearable. Next time, I'd love to visit on a nice, sunny day.
The facility was very clean, just as in the picture.
It is located in the Shiraho district, 10 minutes from the airport and 20 minutes from the ferry terminal to the remote islands.
It is a white house with a red tile roof, and the vending machine in front of the house is the landmark.
We recommend arriving there while it is still light on the first day.
In addition to what is described in the description, there are also water guns for children, an aquascope, a sandbox set, etc., which were useful for a little play on the beach.
We stayed for three nights, and it was very convenient to be able to return between activities to wash our swimsuits and aqua shoes and prepare them for the next day.
There is a good selection of tableware, but there were many cups such as small plates for serving, and the plates we wanted were not available, so if you are interested, it is better to check before going shopping.
The ferry terminal area is prosperous, and there are many convenience stores, supermarkets, and restaurants near the terminal.
The microwave, kettle, and toaster were also convenient to use.
They also provided a manual on the equipment, but I couldn't find any information about the projector, so it was difficult to understand. (Subscription services such as Netflix can be viewed immediately after logging in)
I also recommend a kayaking experience on the nearby Miyara River.
The stylish hotels near the ferry terminal are nice, but for our family who usually live in an apartment, this villa was very appealing.
Thank you very much.