Best Hotels near Ishigaki Island Village, Ishigaki

The location is in the city center, the design is very strong, there is an atrium office area on the first floor and the second floor, the facilities are also very complete, the kitchen and laundry facilities are complete. The front desk staff was warm and friendly, but the fly in the ointment was that there was no toilet in the twin room, there was no slippers in the room, the bedding was not very good, the mattress was too soft, the curtains were not shaded, and it felt uncomfortable when sleeping. People who pay more attention to the quality of sleep may be a bit uncomfortable, which needs attention. Overall, it is more suitable for young people who travel and come out to settle down.

At first glance, the neighborhood might seem intimidating, but don't be swayed by first impressions. Once you cross the threshold into Ishigaki Guesthouse Hive, located on the third floor of a building, you are transported into a completely different world. The hostel may be small in size, but it is big in heart. The space is well organized and cleanliness is top-notch, going beyond expectations. The bathroom is noteworthy, always clean, fragrant, and the shower water pressure is just perfect. Plus, all necessary amenities are provided. The kitchen is another highlight, well-equipped and organized, ideal for preparing your meals during your stay. However, the real standout was the hospitality of the staff. I was treated incredibly well by everyone, and the manager, Shingo, went above and beyond by introducing me to downtown Ishigaki and its locals. The staff member, Chinami, was equally exceptional, taking me out to the local bars and helping make lasting friends on the island. Before my visit, I viewed Ishigaki primarily as a natural paradise with outdoor activities, but soon realized that the island also boasts a vibrant nightlife with underground bars and clubs. I highly recommend Ishigaki and the Ishigaki Guesthouse Hive to young backpackers and adventurers seeking an authentic and enjoyable experience. Compared to my previous stay in Naha, Ishigaki outshines it in every aspect. I will definitely return to Ishigaki, there is so much more to explore and many friends I hope to see again. Until next time, Ishigaki!

This hostel, although a bit far from the station, but the accommodation experience is great, come to Shilu tour, just walk to see, if you don't mind walking a few more steps, you can consider staying at this hostel, there is a kitchen in the common area, you can simply cook, Tea can be taken out of the refrigerator and drunk at will. There is a tatami area for guests to watch TV. There are many books for everyone to read, um you need to understand Japanese. Very clean hostel, very organized.

I had chosen a room where I had to take off my shoes because I was traveling with a child, but I was asked to change rooms the day before, so I was a little disappointed. Another upgrade? The breakfast buffet didn't have a tray, so I had to go back and pick it up several times even though I had to keep my kids waiting. There were no cups for children, so I was worried that the Ryukyu glasses would break them. The rooms are clean and have no complaints.

We stayed for six nights on a family vacation with a child less than 2 years old. The ocean views from our 5th floor room were outstanding. The summer clouds in the sky reflected the sunset, to make for some of the most beautiful I've ever seen. The ocean swimming area is protected with a net to keep out dangerous aquatic life. The sea water is generally calm enough to let the little one swim with floaties, and the pool was clean and easily accessible. The room itself was nice, not the greatest shower/ bathroom but good for the price and area. The breakfast was decent but the dinner, while still served in the same cafeteria area was fantastic. Extremely high quality, and the sunset view was included. All in all it was an excellent stay. I'll review the marine house tours and renting area separately, because that wasn't nearly as good, but the hotel itself was just great (for it's price, and what it offers).

Although it is not by the sea, the hotel has four shuttle buses to other beach hotels every day. It takes about 20 minutes to get to the beach of another seaside hotel. You can book various sea snorkeling, motorboats and other services! Friendly reminder: It is best to make an appoin**ent in advance for a chartered car on Ishigaki Island, otherwise it will be really difficult! Another thing is that taxis on Ishigaki Island only accept advance reservations to pick up guests! uber doesn't work at all!

Stayed for 3 nights and was very satisfied. 1. In the middle of the airport and the city, it is very suitable for renting a car here, free parking at the door of the room, very quiet at night. 2. One-bedroom and one-living townhouses, as well as a separate outdoor yard with bathtub where you can engage in barbecue, the space is very large. 3. The newly opened hotel is very clean and hygienic. The bathroom has a bathtub and 6-piece Shiseido. 4. The hotel’s restaurant has a Japanese set meal for 1,000 yen, which tastes good.

Nice and modern hotel with big rooms with two seperate (did not find one big bed) beds, big shower room, nespresso coffe, air condition but with uncomfortable quilts in the beds. You got 1000 JPY to buy for at the hotel area if you didnt want cleaning, nice environmental aspect. We stayed here in the first week of jan. The bech was really nice, about 20-22 degrees in the ocean and 23 in the air and very nice staff at the Beach station that offered beach watch/guard and several different ocean activities. The sunset was beautiful and the ocean water so clean. Good sun beds. Free shuttle bus from airport and about 1.500 JPY, 20 min, taxi ride to the small city of Ishigaki. The food was really nice, both breakfast and dinner buffet. The dinner buffet was somewhat expensive. 5500 JPY. Generally very friendly staff and plenty of staff working there The bad aspects that lowers the overall grading down to almost 3/5 was that the pool area and the pool bar was closed even though the weather was nice. Also, 3 out of 5 restaurants was closed giving less options for eating! This was low season, but not reason enough for closing the pool area. The experience would have been so much better with open pool and pool bar. We could get late check out but to a price of 2000 JPY per hour (!), you might have thought that could have been free because of the low season and the low amount of guests. All over the hotel the english translations was limited and another facilty you thought should have existed but didnt was training facilities. Overall a nice place on a really nice location with some important service aspects to improve.

Golden Week 4 days trip to Ishigaki Island. I spent 2 nights on the first and last days at Route Inn Grandia Ishigaki and 2 nights at a hotel on Iriomote Island. I returned to the third night, so I left my suitcase at the front desk and went to Iriomote Island. This is a very convenient way to stay on a remote island lightly. Arrived from the airport by hotel shuttle bus (very comfortable with a bus) The welcome drinks were Dotor Coffee, Sanpi Tea, and lemon water in the lobby, and I used them many times. It was good that this hotel had a large communal bath and was available in the morning. The staff was also very kind. It was a good trip.

The scenery is good and the service is exhausted. My husband is also very satisfied with the coffee service in the lobby and the ice cream after the bath in the large communal bath. The three restaurants for breakfast and dinner are very delicious. It is a big hotel, but there are two elevators and coin laundry is enough. There is no porter service, and if you only change towels for room cleaning, you can get a ticket for 1,000 yen per night, and the cospa is good. When I asked for a wheelchair rental, the Welfare Council rented it for free, which helped my elderly mother move. I can't swim on the beach, but it doesn't matter because I dive. It was the best hotel that was clean and easy to spend.