Hotels near Miyako Kyoei Bus, Miyakojima

It was a hotel that made all my wishes come true if I could, in a beautiful hotel with a view of the quiet and beautiful sea, which is not popular in Irabu Island, and I wanted to relax while reading a book. The facilities are beautiful, there is a manga corner where you can rent it, and the beach in Sawada in front of the hotel is beautiful, but it seems that it is not suitable for swimming, so few people are swimming. As others have written, there were some difficulties such as the lack of restaurant assortment and the lack of shops around, but the refrigerator in the room was large, so you can buy color 々 and cover it. The insects that were worried in the outer corridor also entered about two insects of the size of the nail, but there was an insecticide in the room, so it repelled. There was an infinity pool on the rooftop, but around noon, I was able to swim relaxing while watching the departure and arrival of the plane at the sea and Shimojijima Airport in the distance. This is an inn I would like to visit again next year.

I was able to spend comfortably in a very large and beautiful room. We stayed with 6 people, but it was very helpful because there was a toilet and shower room on the 2nd floor. Also, I felt convenient that I didn't have to go to the front desk when I checked out.

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.

Located in the downtown area, it is a very convenient location. There is also a blue seal shop within walking distance. The building is old but comfortable because it was cleaned cleanly. I was grateful that there was a washing dryer in each room because marine activity was the purpose trip. (Detergent can be purchased at the front desk for 50 yen per minute) Breakfast was also delicious with Okinawa dishes such as champoo, mozuku, and yushi tofu. １ What I was interested in was the smell of sewage in front of the hotel. (I don't care if I enter the hotel)

The location is absolutely perfect, and the owners of the guesthouse are exceptionally friendly, greeting you like old friends. のりちゃん╰(*´︶`*)╯♡Nori she hand-drip coffee is delicious. On the first night of my stay, they invited me to a local Okinawan izakaya, and the food was exceptional. The guesthouse also provides snorkeling equipment, making it convenient for travelers to explore the nearby blue cave without carrying too much gear. This is by far the best getaway spot on Miyako Island, and the guesthouse offers convenient rental options for cars, motorcycles, and bicycles!

We were quite apprehensive prior to our stay here as the ratings were quite low and some scathing for a Hilton resort hotel that opened about a year ago. There were even some minor hiccups during check-in that confirmed our prior bias to the negative. However, all that changed rather quickly night after night. And to make a long story short, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay there and would stay there without hesitation if we were to return to the beautiful island of Miyakojima. In hind sight, I believe the hotel went through some early growing pains when they opened in June 2023. The island itself, much like other rural areas of Japan, is going through seismic demographic changes, leaving it with a shortage of local workers--most of their employees are either from the main island of Honshu or from overseas. After their initial launch, they seem to have made significant changes ironing out those early wrinkles. And this may always be a work in progress for any establishment for that matter: There were some issues we noticed with the lines for breakfast. Hilton Diamond members are able to make advanced breakfast reservations, whereas non-Diamond members are not thereby having to wait in line for breakfast that can be quite long. The issue here is that there is no separate line for the Diamond members, so when they go to the front to inform of their reservation, those waiting in line think they're cutting in (as they don't know what's going on and they're frustrated with the long lines to begin with) setting the stage for some potential 'fireworks' (angry customers) that actually happened during our stay. My suggestion to alleviate this would be--and I've seen this done at other Hiltons--to have 2 clearly delineated lines with signs: one for Diamond members with reservations, and the other for non-Diamond members. This way the staff doesn't have to keep explaining to the others waiting that some customers have reservations, and, the Diamond members won't feel bad going straight to the front ahead of the others waiting in long lines. Service at every function we experienced was great, we had no issue with the DIY bottling of drinking water, the swimming/walking at beach was fantastic, parking was abundant, and to top it off, we were blessed with favorable weather.

The location was calm and the price was cheap and it was the best!

Originally planned for 5 nights, but there were no restaurants or convenience stores around the hostel, so I stayed for 2 nights and moved to the downtown area. The location was a bit disappointing for me as a short-term traveler, but the atmosphere of the hostel was so good, and the owner Atsushi Award and other staff were all friendly, so the location was not important. The yabiji skin diving with the Atsushi prize and the Pao prize that took me to the farm to show beautiful flowers at night are all memorable. It was so comfortable for the two days I spent in Koa. It's a pity that I couldn't say hello because I checked out early in the morning. Next time I come to Miyakojima again, I'm going to stay in Koa, so I'll say hello at that time.

Because I come to Japan for a holiday every year, I can feel the service and thoughtfulness of Japan's top hotels. Therefore, I booked the best and most expensive hotel in Okinawa and the most expensive set - St. Geely. (Valued at around 1 million yen, discounted RMB including tax of nearly 60,000 per night) Ten days before staying at the hotel, the hotel will contact me via email and Ctrip customer service to arrange various service introductions, including exclusive The private butler pick-up and pick-up machine will take you on a tour of Miyako Island and the surrounding islands, taking you on a smooth day at the finest beaches in Japan to enjoy the sun, blue sky and calm sea level windsurfing. Breakfast meals during the stay can be enjoyed in the room. Japanese or Western style is served. Champagne is served by the pool for breakfast. Japanese-style beef rice is selected for Chinese food, and the Japanese rice is delicious with Miyako beef. The dinner restaurant offers seven special restaurants, including Japanese creation, Japanese Teppanyaki, Cantonese cuisine, Little Sheep hot pot, Italian cuisine. Sushi and Japanese izakaya are available. Because I only stayed on the island for two nights, depending on the taste and choice of Japanese creation and Japanese teppanyaki, exquisite cooking and providing a quiet and exclusive dining environment, the intimate service makes you feel distinguished and luxurious. There are three separate master bedrooms on the upper and lower floors. There are two downstairs master bedrooms, one downstairs and two upstairs, which can accommodate three families. However, I am more extravagant. Although the number is not enough, each room sleeps for one night. To make up for the vacancy of the room. The master bedroom has a separate toilet and bath tub, shower and the main bedroom has an open-air bath. The outdoor swimming pool, sauna steaming, open-air bed, subtropical plants and the sea in front of you can truly feel the exclusivity and indulgence. The weather is fine at night, full of stars, bathing in the open-air bath and looking up at the stars, listening to the waves of the waves, very comfortable. There is also a 90-minute Japanese-style spa every night, so you can relax and be relaxed. A variety of snacks and cold drinks are available in the room, just take a bag. The three-day and two-night trip to Miyako Island made me feel very deep. Some friends said that it is too extravagant to live in this hotel, but I think money and time are not wasted on good things and feelings. Because the hotel feels so beautiful, so for the first time left a footprint on Ctrip, the text is rough and please advise. Finally, it is recommended to recommend this room type to the rich and leisurely local friends [smile] (Note: all consumption in the hotel is included in the room rate)

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.