Hotels near Kinjotogei in Miyakojima

You can see the lively harbor and Irabu Island from the room. The sunset is on the left, but unfortunately there is a Hilton Hotel (under construction) and you cannot worship the sunset. The room is quite small if it is not superior, there is only a 20 centimeter vacancy between the bed and the sofa, and there is no closet, so it feels like walking while hitting when you put a suitcase in the vacant part. It's a shame that the air conditioner was full of black mold and had a strange odor, and the bathroom smelled of sewage. When it rained, the corridor was flooded and left as it was. I expected breakfast because there was a picture of smoothies on the hotel image, but there was no such thing at all and it was like a cheap business hotel. I didn't provide hot water and I thought I wasn't thinking about anything because there was nothing but coffee. There was Japanese food, but the only thing that was delicious was miso soup and the rest was a bag-packed side dish. It was unusual for a hotel that did not serve Okinawa cuisine so far because it was served Japanese food. I think I wanted to give a Western-style fashionable feeling. For resort stay purposes, we do not recommend it except for rooms with high prices. Under Superior is small and you are at a loss in the luggage storage area. The location of the hotel was good because it was close to the downtown area about 15 minutes walk. However, the parking lot is full soon and the second parking lot is quite far away, so if you have heavy luggage, you should avoid going out from the evening.

As a small business owner, I usually cut businesses a lot of slack but I have to speak up about an absolutely horrible stay at the Miyako Breeze Marine Bay Hotel (part of the Shigira Seven Miles Resort). We paid 1,400 USD for myself and my daughter for a three night stay. The room had cockroaches, a horrible poop smell came up from the bath trap and the beach at the resort was closed due to a “typhoon” the day before the typhoon arrived. All other beaches on the island were open so we rented a car and swam at five amazing beaches. The service at the hotel is horrible. I have lived in Japan for over twenty years and speak Japanese so language was not the problem. The worst experience was the last night I was eating with 20 friends and they said I could not get the course menu that night because “there was no more food”. I wanted to pay for the course but was told “no food”. I was last to join the dinner party so accepted to eat buffet. I was told four times by the assistant manger “not to share my buffet with anyone”. It was like I was five years old. Got the message -no sharing my buffet. However, When I sat with everyone else they served me the course appetizer as everyone else. I was confused, so before eating we checked that everyone else had their appetizer plate. Everyone else had their plates so I started eating the appetizer assuming maybe they found food. Half-way through the appetizer the waiter came up and took it away saying, “no you buffet”. I said ok, but let me finish so you don’t waste the food. He said “no throw away”. Absolutely crazy behavior. I served myself buffet all night (not a problem). Note: The course and buffet looked very similar. When coffee was being served out of a coffee carafe, I asked if I may have some since they were serving my party and again I was told “no you buffet”. It was being served out of a carafe, not being made one by one. The kicker was they had enough food for me to pay for the course meal in the end, and I was willing to pay the extra $20 :-). Horrible behavior from the staff. Worst Japan service I have experienced in 20 years!!! Please do not spend you money at the Shigira Seven Miles Resorts (which includes the hotel we stayed at).

I stayed alone for 2 nights. The building and rooms were very clean and comfortable. From the veranda, I could see the Irabu Ohashi Bridge and Irabu Island, and I spent a relaxing time looking at the sea. The airport and Maehama beach were very close and other attractions were easy to access. Above all, there are Max Valley, drug stores, consumer electronics mass retailers, McDonald's, DAISO, etc. in front of you, and you can procure it locally without bringing your luggage from home. When I participated in the tour late at night, I was late to go home and couldn't eat, so I bought alcohol and side dishes at Max Valley, which is open 24 hours a day, and drank in the room, but it was really helpful. Breakfast was also very delicious with a lot of Okinawa cuisine buffet. I would like to use it next time.

The location of the hotel is really very good, close to the sea, the surrounding environment is also very quiet, the sound insulation effect in the room is also good, sleeping in the room, basically can not hear the sound from the corridor, let people rest Very good, and there are many restaurants around the hotel, you can easily experience Japanese cuisine, feel their culture, and there is a swimming pool not far from the hotel, you can go swimming at any time, very convenient, the hotel room is also Very clean and tidy.

It is close to the city, but it is about 5 minutes away, so there is no noise and you can feel the convenience. It is perfect for people who are tired of eating out, who are not satisfied with eating out, and long-term stays because it has all the cooking utensils, washing machines, dryers, and detergents. The supermarket is also about a 5-minute walk from Sanae, so there is no problem. There is also a parking lot for more than 10 cars on the first floor. There is no view because it is in the city. It is not suitable for those who want to taste the resort feeling, but it is recommended for those who do not care there.

The location and hotel are very aesthetically pleasing, and there are no disadvantages other than being far away from the center and more suitable for self-driving or chartered cars. The decoration seems to be a design office for the MUJI hotel. There are many local characteristics of glass lamps and large pieces of wood home. The style is simple and beautiful. The swimming pool is sheltered by plants, and it is a landscape design with wind and rain. Hotel dining is well worth it, and the experience of homemade spa bath salt is also very interesting. It's a pity to roast marshmallows without an appointment. In addition, due to the season and the sea breeze, there will be a lot of garbage floating on the cruise ship every day. You can’t see it if you don’t go to the roots of the plants, but it might make more sense if the hotel can organize some environmental protection actions.

The hotel is very hygienic and the bedroom is a bit small, but in such an expensive place on the island, this hotel is cost-effective. There is a bus directly to the airport at the airport. It is only the first bus that arrives at the airport in the morning. It seems to be 9 o'clock. The early flight will definitely only take a taxi. It is expensive to take a taxi on the island. The hotel has a shuttle bus that is close to the nearby beaches, golf courses, and German villages. But if you go to other attractions on the island, it is recommended to rent a car, although not cheap, but better than a taxi. The front desk will speak simple English and communication will be fine. The service is very good. In addition, the hotel only serves breakfast and lunch, no dinner. Next to the hotel is a small fat sheep and a croquet cow or a restaurant, which is also very convenient. The shuttle bus within the resort is very good, divided into blue and yellow lines. The hotel also offers free cable car tours, which is very cost effective.

In Miyako Island, I am taken care of every time in this inn. It is a room larger than a business hotel, and the cooler is cool and beautiful space. I like the bath very much to get hot water soon. Breakfast is a buffet with a lot of local ingredients and I want to eat a lot. There is also blue seal ice. There is also a laundry, so it is very convenient.

We stayed for 7 nights in early December. First of all, the front desk, restaurant, room cleaners, etc. were all well-educated and welcomed me comfortably, and I was able to spend a comfortable time. I asked for a box because I had to leave early in the morning for golf, but the chef's attention was wonderful and it was a very heartfelt breakfast. In addition, pasta which we ate in lounge was very delicious. Izakaya on the island is good, but I think dinner in the hotel lounge is also good. The location is also highly recommended.

A great addition to Miyakojima Island. Clean, friendly and modern hotel. Very comfortable rooms with a great view. of the city. Breakfast restaurant is very popular. A new hotel with all the modern amenities.