The Homm Stay Yumiha Okinawa is a great choice for guests looking for accommodation in Onna, having been recently opened in 2024. Shuri Station is located approximately 39km away and Naha Airport around 53km away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Blue Cave, Yamada Gusuku Ruins and Tomb of Gosamaru's Ancestors. At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. This Onna hotel provides parking on site. When it comes to Onna hotels, the Homm Stay Yumiha Okinawa is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.
"Reform.
Friendly staff and best accommodation
Quiet around, pool, jacuzzi solo use
There is no additional charge and if you have time, you want to stay for 2 nights and 3 nights"
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GGuest UserA truly excellent stay. The front desk had a very helpful staff member from Taiwan. The breakfast restaurant was superb, offering outstanding food and a wonderful dining experience. The swimming pools were also excellent, featuring both a saltwater pool and a regular pool, making them perfect for kids. We also enjoyed beautiful sunset views. There are several good restaurants nearby, which are ideal for families with kids. The hotel's location is very convenient, perfectly situated between Naha, the northern ocean park, and Dino.
KKennyLExcellent hotel with immaculate service and quality. The rooms are luxurious and spacious with stunning view of the ocean. We went during December and the hotel was decorated with Christmas trees and lights, very festive vibe!
CCurious TravellerThe overall condition of the hotel, including the rooms, restaurants and pools, is good. The room (over 60 sqm) is spacious with a tatami and sofa sitting area as well as a small balcony facing the sea. The view at sunset is beautiful. There are not many rooms per floor so the hotel is quiet and relaxing. We had the pool to ourselves on both occasions when we swam. The private beach just opposite the hotel( 6-7 minutes walk downhill ) is also worth a visit but it closes at 6pm. The sister hotel nearby offers shuttles and tuk tuk service and they were nice to come back to the beach to pick up any hotel guests 10-15 minutes past six ( even though the schedule indicated that the last shuttle would be at 6pm. ). Breakfast had good options and definitely worth it as there isn’t any cafe nearby. For lunch or dinner, there are 10-12 restaurants within walking distance offering Okinawan cuisine and the concierge is happy to make recommendations. Parking costs ¥1000 per day and they offered a ¥1000 yen voucher if we opt for the “no daily cleaning “ option. The voucher can be used for parking or shopping in the hotel.
I would definitely recommend this hotel for its facilities and we loved the very large room( try to go the indoor pool and the sauna too).
LLishierThe room is large, with complete facilities, a washing machine, and a large bathtub, so you can take a bath every day. The breakfast is average, and you will get tired of it after a few days. There is a 7-11 and two Lawsons nearby, so you can buy something to eat. There is an eel rice on the right side of the door, which is delicious, but you need to make a reservation. The sea is behind, and it is very close. There is a flat-bottomed glass boat, where you can watch and feed the fish. The 120 bus is not far away, and you can go directly to Naha City and Naha Airport.
MM272330****Pros:
1. The hotel is close to the Cape Manza scenic spot, with many restaurants and convenience stores nearby.
2. The hotel offers a wide range of water activities, including but not limited to banana boats, jet skis, an inflatable water park, glass-bottom boats, and sunset cruises. If you're not planning on visiting the outer islands, you could easily spend a whole afternoon here.
Cons:
1. The hotel is a bit old. The lobby has no air conditioning 🥵, and the room decor and furnishings feel dated. The shower pressure in the bathroom 🚿 isn't great either.
2. The outdoor pool closes at 6 PM, and the beach only stays open until 5 PM. I won't even mention other times, but Okinawa right now is scorching hot and sunny. The only time you can really enjoy the pool or ocean without getting baked is closer to sunset (unless you don't mind the sun, then never mind what I said). But then you only get to play for a short while before you have to leave!! 😅
ゆゆーか825The view from our room was even more beautiful than I expected.
The room was spacious and stylish, and the jacuzzi on the balcony was great.
There was no convenience store nearby, and the shop wasn't open 24 hours, which was a bit of a problem, but other than that it was a lovely, comfortable hotel.
RRiya123The hotel is located quite far from the airport, it takes about two hours by bus. It is very convenient that there is a private beach, which you can get to directly from the hotel. The room has everything you need: a refrigerator, a thermos, toiletries. The room stock itself is a bit tired, the hotel is about 50 years old. The staff is friendly. There are minimarkets with everything you need within walking distance.
Of the minuses: very expensive food, I did not take it. In neighboring restaurants, having lunch or dinner is several times cheaper. Another thing that was offending was that even sun loungers on the beach for hotel guests are paid, in my opinion, this is too much. There was also a strange situation with swimming: a net from jellyfish was installed on the beach, but in addition to the net itself, there were buoys and in the middle part of the fenced off area there were buoys. For some reason, they did not allow you to swim beyond the middle buoys, although in fact it is just a floating rope with buoys, and the net is installed much further. As a result, you feel like you are in a paddling pool and cannot swim normally.
KkcsimonExcellent service, although not all of the staff are good at English but they will try their best to help.
The location is not convenient for those who doesn’t drive, there are no restaurants and convenience stores nearby. You have to take taxi to moon beach area for some foods and groceries unless you stayed at the hotel all day long.
There are dusts around the corner in the room, and no one clean up the corner during my 3-day visit. But overall the room is clean and tidy.
GGuest UserWe brought our 3+ years old boy on a 2 night stay during golden week (May 2024) and opted in for a dinner buffet on the first night. It was 2200 yen per adult n foc for my boy. The spread was limited but worth all its penny as the beef was so tender and juicy so i feasted on it. All other dishes were also very good.
The private beach was convenient and the water was so clear it looked like mineral water. There was a 50% discount voucher you can get from the hotel reception for the banana boat ride at the private beach and our boy enjoyed this and another ride. The young instructor who pulled us out on a jet ski for our water rides was friendly and went at a good speed for our 3 year old who was doing the water actitivties for the first time without us having to tell him to do so. He even went to the coral reefs and picked up a starfish n a sea cucumber to show our boy before returning it back to the sea. The water activites was affordable with the discount, price similar to Msia/Thailand/Indonesia resorts i have been to.
I was apprehensive booking this resort after reading the reviews on the state of the hotel showing signs of aging. However, the place was well maintained. There was an unpleasant smell when i opened the door to our room but its actually just the tatami which needed some airing. After opening the windows to let in the natural breeze, all was good. Cleaniness for toilet was good too; just need to figure out the temp control for the shower. The onsite onsen was clean and easily accessible at the basement, and wld have cost us at least 1200yen for a visit to a public onsite iin naha.
Totally recommend this resort for a fam outing with young children. I understand they have barrier free access rooms on the first floor of the resort so there were some families with elderly too.
EEnzo & DanyThe hotel built around the pool is made of brick, while the other parts are large containers called chelet. The latter are very comfortable, large and functional. Ours had two queen-size beds and a mezzanine with three other beds where three children could fit. The bathroom, although small, lacked nothing. Very hot water, easily adjustable. There was also a sofa and a small table. The accessories included a washing machine and dryer, very convenient. The containers/chalets are painted in a nice way. The pool is really large and impeccably kept. The only negative note is the climb if you don't have a means of transport, which, especially with suitcases, is demanding. The staff is very helpful in everything.