Hotel Peace Island Miyakojima Shiyakusho Tori

I've been using this hotel for about 10 years. The taste of the breakfast has deteriorated. I used to really like it, but now I think it's below average. I like the large communal bath, but there is still a lot of dust on the hair dryer outlet, which I pointed out but nothing has been done. The bath water is so lukewarm that you might catch a cold. When I called the front desk, they said they couldn't change the temperature. A few days later, it had risen by about 5 degrees, but why? I'm always drawn to the place and the way they treat me. I'm thinking of staying at another hotel.

20 minutes by bus from Miyakojima Airport (240 yen), 1 minute from Kitasho-mae bus stop However, the bus stops at 17:00. Taxi is 1500 yen The room is equipped with a washing machine, refrigerator with freezer, microwave, and kettle, making it suitable for business or long-term stays. There is also a large bath on the top floor. It is new and clean, and the staff are friendly. There are many restaurants and convenience stores in the area, so it is a convenient and recommended hotel.

There are many restaurants nearby, very convenient

The location was good and the restaurant area was close by. The breakfast buffet was delicious. It was clean, but the air conditioning was old and didn't work. They changed our room, but it was on a busy floor where a group of middle school students were staying. There was a large public bath, but the middle school students were not very polite, so the comfort level was halved. This is a matter of timing, but I hope I can be satisfied no matter what the situation. The staff were very kind and sincere. Overall, this is a hotel I would like to use again.

I decided to stay because there was a large public bath, but it was under renovation so I couldn't use it. However, there was a pamphlet on the desk in the room about how to use the large public bath, and I thought that if it was under renovation, they should not have put it there during that period (it was just a single sheet of paper). The bed was hard, but what about the pillow? One was hard on the front side and the other was soft, and both were hard for me to sleep on. The slippers were not disposable, so I didn't use them. The Wi-Fi was very weak and slow, and it kept cutting out. I asked the front desk on the third day to borrow a router, but I wish they had told me somewhere (it would have been obvious in the room beforehand). There was a large refrigerator that was out of place in the small room, and it was very loud and I couldn't sleep, so I unplugged it (small ones have a switch inside, but because it was large there was no switch). There was a washing machine in the room, but when I opened the lid, it smelled moldy. I don't think it's good to leave it closed, so I think it's fine to leave the lid open. There is local cuisine for breakfast, but when I went at 7:00 when it opened, it was already almost full on both days. Many of the 4- and 6-seat tables are used by single people, and with the COVID-19 pandemic, it would be nice if they put in partitions to make it possible for more people to sit. The buffet had average taste and a decent selection, but the plates were small and the food disappeared quickly. The salad was the same both days. I wish there were two toasters. The location is close to the downtown area and a convenience store, so dinner is not a problem. Unfortunately it rained on the 1st for dinner, so I was able to go to the izakaya where the buffet was held in the morning, which was a relief.

Since I was going diving, it was nice to have a washing machine and dryer in the room. However, it took about 5 hours to dry. It was nice that the downtown area was nearby. The breakfast buffet was also delicious.

The large public bath is on the top floor, and I stayed here for 5 nights, but there was no sign of the water being changed even once. The washing area may have been cleaned easily, but the bathtub was not. The tiles around the water surface of the bathtub were dirty with grime and dirt, and they were rough to the touch and could be removed by rubbing them. There was old dead skin (grime?) and human hair floating on the surface of the water. In the Okinawa region, there are many apar**ents and houses without bathtubs, so people don't really have the habit of soaking in bathtubs... but I wish they would be more careful about the water and dirt in the bathtub. It was a shame, as everything else was very good.

Miyakojima has very few bus services and they run independently of flights. This hotel also seems to have good access, but if you use the bus you will have to wait about an hour. The hotel is not organized well, probably because it has been a while since they had so many guests. They ask for a later breakfast time because they have a group, not just this hotel. I think it would be the other way around, since individual guests are more profitable. The room was a twin room for single use, so it was spacious and comfortable. There is a washing machine, microwave, and large refrigerator, so I think it is good for long-term stays. The front desk is on the second floor, and there is an elevator from the parking lot on the first floor, but there is no sign at the entrance, so I had to carry my heavy suitcase up the stairs. It may be a bit unfriendly.

The room is clean, and there is a washer/dryer and a large refrigerator, which is very helpful. There was also a large public bath on the top floor, so I was able to relax. It was convenient for eating and shopping because it was in the city. It was easy to park the car because the parking lot was wide. Cospa is the best.