Umino Ryotei Okinawa Nakamasou

The environment is very beautiful, the hot spring is okay. It is likely that due to the winter, there are not many people soaking in the hot springs. The room was very clean. The service was also very good. Worth recommending Very comfortable.

Recommended self-drive friends to (free parking) location is more remote, can not walk out, the nearest convenience store / restaurant to 4-6 minutes drive but not recommended to go, drive a little farther to eat barbecue better 😌 The decoration service of the inn is very good, there is delicious green tea and candy ready-made at check-in. Breakfast is superb, stay two days will change a little, Japanese and Western Japanese alternating very rich! Rooms to note, I deliberately booked the third floor thinking of a beautiful sea view, but the arranged room more inside half of the view is trees ... plus the room bathtub is not hot spring water very disappointed (people with tattoos are not allowed to go to the public bath )

Once you entered the hotel, you felt the warm and professional service 👍🏻👍🏻, clear and clear explanation of the hotel's precautions, comfortable environment, completely holiday feel! You can stay for a day or two more 👍🏻👍🏻 And remember to eat breakfast

I really like this Japanese style. The facilities are very good. There is also an indoor hot spring. The whole environment is very comfortable. The store is very welcoming. The breakfast is also very rich. The only drawback is that there are too few hot springs. Everything else is very good

I had high expectations for this hotel, but I was very disappointed. Service: Very poor. The front desk staff had very low EQ. It was not the usual five-star service level. I think this is why this hotel is only four stars. Facilities: Apart from the hot springs, there are no other facilities, not even a hotel garden, not to mention any parent-child facilities.

1. The price of a five-star hotel, the service of a three-star hotel 2. The room was always very humid 3. The soundproofing of the room was poor. I could often hear other people walking and opening doors at night. I didn't sleep well every night for six nights 4. Before I went there, I asked if there was a pick-up at the airport or if there was a golf cart to help me deliver my luggage from the bus station to the hotel room. At that time, the waiter told me that there was no, but on the first day of my stay, I found that there were two golf carts parked at the door of the hotel. Moreover, the hotel is on a hillside. If you are a traveler who does not rent a car, you must think carefully. It is very difficult to climb the hill every day, and imagine how hard it is to climb the mountain with a suitcase 5. Room cleaning is only provided once every three days. Any hotel should provide room cleaning service at least every day. This is really too much, and I didn't tell you this when booking the room. I really don't understand why the price is the same as that of other five-star hotels, but the service is directly discounted everywhere 6. Breakfast must be strictly eaten at the scheduled time, and you cannot choose what you want to eat. The hotel has a fixed Western breakfast on the third day, which only has breakfast meat and ham sausage. Other five-star hotels in Japan allow customers to choose their own dining time and food within a time range, instead of calling to urge them if they are ten minutes late. There are also regulations on dining time, and service will be stopped at ten o'clock in the morning. 7. The hotel only provides canned soft drinks, no bottled mineral water, and at most a pot of filtered circulating water. This is also very strange. The location of the hotel is very desolate, there is no 711 or Lawson around, and mineral water is not provided, but filtered water is provided only to save costs. 8. The hotel does not have lunch, only breakfast and dinner. And dinner must be booked three days in advance, and there are only two sets, each priced at 16,500. They are wagyu and kaiseki cuisine. There is only one bad teppanyaki around the hotel, and there are no other restaurants, which is really inconvenient. 9. The hotel's service is not very good. Basically, Japanese is the main language, and it is difficult to communicate in English. The dining service is also average. The hotel is not equipped with any common medicines. For example, I got sunburned, but the hotel did not have sunburn medicine, and there are no pharmacies or convenience stores around. 10. The public facilities of the hotel are very simple. The only public facility is a very small hot spring pool. There are no restaurants, shopping malls or places for activities around. After returning to the hotel at night, you can only stay in the room. There are no other activities. Even the restaurant can only be entered if you have a dinner reservation. There is not even a bar. 11. The facilities in the room are also unsatisfactory. The curtains are broken and the drain pipe of the wash basin is a bit blocked. 12. The location of the hotel is really desolate. It is located on the hillside. In addition, the hotel itself has no entertainment facilities. Unless you drive yourself and are accompanied by a companion, and you are here to enjoy a quiet life, it is really recommended to directly choose some internationally renowned five-star hotels of the same price. There are not even street lights around this hotel. It feels very dangerous to walk around at night. There is no zebra crossing. The vehicles coming and going are driving very fast. There are many mosquitoes and weeds on the sidewalk. There is even no trail. There are even silt and crabs crawling on the sidewalk. I later checked other hotels of the same price, and they all provided airport pick-up services and had swimming pools, bars, all-day cafes and restaurants, courts, gyms and other public facilities. In short, it was a real pitfall.