2-Star Hotels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

Renovated hotel and you can still smell the mold all over the place. Dehumidifiers everywhere. There is a tiny pool but the ANA beach is also closed by and open for public with shower so the location is quite good. Parking for free but the lot may be full if you come back late. Room is bigger than we expected.

The location was decent, and the room size was acceptable. However, the smell from Jack's Steakhouse next door was quite overpowering! The area outside the hotel was littered with trash, which is very unusual for Japan. While the rooftop infinity pool offered a beautiful view, the water quality was poor. The bottom of the pool was also slippery, making it difficult to walk around. The only positive was that the hotel is quite new.

The hotel is a very cost-effective hotel. The parking lot costs 3,000 yen for 3 nights. They clean the rooms every 3 days as an eco-service, so I didn't get any cleaning even once during my 3 nights and 4 days. (I think they would have done it if I had paid extra for it.) It's a newly built building, so the staff was friendly, and the rooms weren't bad. It's in the middle of the city, so it's fun to take a walk around the neighborhood in the evening. Towels and trash cans are replaced if you leave them in front of the room by 10 o'clock, and the amenities weren't bad. You can get water and ice in the lobby, so it's good to bring a tumbler and fill it up.

It was an excellent hotel with stylish interior and convenient location. Unlike other hotels, we had our own shower and beds were very comfortable. When we were inhabited, we met a common kitchen where you could cook tea and coffee, heat food, and leave my suitcases. I saw a washing machine and the opportunity to wash my feet from the sand. The hostess was very welcome. Thank you for the wonderful experience!

This hotel has a fantastic view, is impeccably clean, and offers very spacious accommodations. The atmosphere is serene and peaceful, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking quiet. Overall, it's an excellent choice for a relaxing stay.

We received a warm welcome from the hotel upon arrival. The room was clean and beautifully decorated, providing a comfortable space for us to unwind. The staff exhibited exemplary politeness throughout our stay, ensuring a pleasant experience. Additionally, the convenience of having the Ohama bus stop in close proximity to the hotel further enhanced our overall satisfaction. We thoroughly enjoyed our time at this hotel in Ishigaki and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

If you want to experience the real distance from the hustle and bustle, you can come and bring your own food overnight at night. It is very convenient to provide kitchen refrigerator microwave oven and other equipment. It is very convenient to be outdoors at night. It is a quiet and dark, a very special experience.

The rooms and shower rooms have been cutely renovated, clean and comfortable. I arrived earlier than the check-in time, but it was helpful to guide me to the room! It is convenient to walk to the beach and the village of the night.

Pay special attention to emails before checking in. The hotel will send you an email a few days before check-in with a link you can click on. Fill in the relevant information and upload your passport online at home. Another letter will be sent to you the day before check-in with a check-in QR code. When you arrive at the hotel, scan the QR code on your tablet to check in quickly! If you don’t fill out the information in advance, you will have to spend more time filling it out on site! There is a microwave in the room, but there are no tableware. If you don't want to microwave plastic, you have to buy tableware outside or bring your own. There are 2.3 cheap paid parking lots around, the price is about 500-550 yen/24hr. There are Aeon, 7-11 and supermarkets around, very convenient! The bathroom (shower) is very small, it would be a bit crowded if you want to bathe your child

It was so nice because it was close to the international street near the station. We left our luggage at the airport, so we were able to spend the day without any inconvenience even though it was small, but there was no place to put our suitcases. It was so small that we couldn't even open them. And they didn't give us water, so we had to buy it.