Miyakojima Hotels with Kitchens

"“Excellent stay in all aspects. The hotel has shown a high standard of organisation and attention to details. The check-in process was swift, and the team has maintained a professional and friendly position throughout the stay. The room was very clean, thermal comfort and good quality of the items available.The hotel facilities were well preserved and functional, without any relevant negative point. The breakfast was well served, with sufficient variety and good quality. In general, the experience was completely satisfactory, without any perceived failures. I recommend safely and I would consider hosting again.”"

"Stayed in the superior room on the sunset side with 2 adults and 1 small person. The interior of the simple beach taste of white, blue and natural wood taste is a good impression. The room is also very clean and easy to use. The pool has a beach and garden, but the Splendid Pool is the most beautiful and the fewest people are comfortable. Breakfast can be selected from 3, so it changes daily. Personally, I recommend Chinese Amber Tower Seafood Porridge. Overall, I would like to use it when I come to Miyakojima again."

"A year later, I returned to the Rosewood Miyakajima and was once again captivated by its unique scenery. However, compared to my previous wonderful experience, this stay, while still featuring stunning views, was filled with an undeniable sense of disappointment. The room remained clean to a good standard, spotlessly spotless. Against the backdrop of this breathtaking natural environment, minor imperfections were easily overlooked. However, for a hotel costing over 13,000 RMB per night, the welcome amenities felt incredibly cheap and didn't match the quality expected at this price. The room's smart control system was also poorly designed. The curtains/sheers were controlled as a single unit, making independent control extremely inconvenient. In the afternoon, I wanted to take a nap in the room, while my friend wanted to read in the living room. Because the curtains couldn't be adjusted individually, the lighting couldn't meet both our needs, ultimately ruining my sleep and leaving me feeling quite annoyed. Furthermore, the sliding door leading to the outside was noticeably problematic, requiring considerable force to open; the attention to detail was lacking. Upon closer inspection, the outdoor hot tub reveals layers of tiny foreign objects floating on the surface. Both meals during my stay were at the hotel. The food quality was undeniably excellent, with exceptionally fresh ingredients. However, the service was disappointing, falling short of Rosewood's expected standards and even appearing disconnected. Each time we entered the restaurant, no staff member proactively greeted us or guided us to our seats. On the second evening, we waited at our seats for nearly ten minutes without any assistance. Finally, unable to bear it any longer, we had to call out to a staff member for a menu. That evening, I reported this unpleasant experience to the front desk manager, but received no response whatsoever. Even after checking out, I received no feedback or apology from the hotel. Is this management style and service level truly healthy? Is it gradually eroding the trust and goodwill of loyal customers? Based on these two experiences, I must re-evaluate whether the Rosewood Miyakojima should remain on my travel list."

"Basically, it's a row of container rooms, but the insulation is excellent. Even when it's 33 degrees Celsius outside during the day, the air conditioning keeps the inside very cool. Facilities: There's a simple vending machine and a washer-dryer combo available. Location: It's a bit far from the city center, about a 6-minute drive. Parking: Each room has its own parking space. Food & Drink: A meal voucher is provided daily, which can be exchanged for one microwaveable meal, two microwaveable rice balls, or a bag of ice. There's also a free coffee machine available."