Okuma Private Beach & Resort Reviews

Very clean and reasonably priced. The buffet breakfast was exceptional. Crowd the street and you’re on the beach.

This is a hotel in Okinawa that’s so good, you won’t even want to leave — just stay inside and enjoy everything it offers!

Amazing place! The beach is stunning and the nature is incredible. Also the onsen on the beach with few on the sea is really next level. Very happy I went, but it's very pricey, especially if you need to eat there.

We really love this hotel. Friendly and attentive service when we reached the hotel. Love the location with a very serene nice private beach. If not for the rain we would definitely love to explore more of their activities such as the mini golf and sauna. There are also restaurants located in the resort whereby there is a good choice of western, Japanese and etc. we had a good buffet dinner at the surf cafe which comprised of a good variety. The hotel breakfast is really splendid as we get to try out their local specialty Such as the pork egg onigiri and one salty peanut pudding as well as a good spread of bread , fruits and dessert .No complaints and we would definitely be back for this hotel facilities.

Everything was great! We stayed in the older housing but still very comfy. The room had a little rack for hanging wet swimsuits which was very convenient. The hotel facilities were nice and we all enjoyed our stay.

Pictures can be missleading. Resort not suitable to host families with babies. Some of the restaurant options are only available to certain customers (they would not let us use the front beach cafe for example) Cabin in front of the road, very exposed to traffic noise. Any outside activity requires quite a long commute, but the beach is beautiful. We left our stay earlier.

It's Okey.

Great Resort with private beach, several dinner options and fantastic staff. Would recommend to everyone who wants to lay back and chill. We come back.

Good seaview and many parking spaces for tourists 👍👍 The buffet breakfast is delicious

I. Pros: 1. Among Okinawa's resorts, this is one of the larger hotels in the heart of the beach. 2. The young staff are generally service-minded. 3. The rooms are spacious; opening date determines the hotel's size; if you're booking this hotel, be prepared for a certain degree of aging. 4. There's a bathing area on the beach, so you can shower immediately after playing in the water. II. Cons: 1. The elderly bellhop had a rude attitude and no basic sense of service. His Showa-era sense of national superiority and inherent discrimination against Japanese people were clearly evident. He had a stern face the entire shuttle bus ride, and even when we arrived at our room, he sat down and gestured twice. I directly wrote to him using a translation app: "If you don't want to work, please go home and retire. I see you're old, so I'll move myself. It's not my duty, it's your job. Don't you know how to speak honorifics? You're uneducated." 2. The room change was inefficient due to the loud noise from the air conditioner unit, and it took nearly two hours. Ultimately, due to the full occupancy, we were forced to accept a lower-class room. The price difference was nearly 1,000 RMB per night. By the time of check-out, the hotel hadn't provided any explanation or apology. Based on these two points, I can only give it the lowest possible rating. 3. If you're not driving and plan to stay in northern Taiwan for 2-3 nights, I don't recommend it due to the lengthy transportation. Okinawa's resorts still offer a sense of the "overly" organized Japanese style. For example, the pools often close early, around 5-6 PM. If you prefer to relax on the island, Southeast Asia offers more relaxing options.

We were blessed with great weather and the sunsets and sunrises were spectacular, so we thoroughly enjoyed our resort stay. The food in the restaurant was delicious, and the hotel staff were always smiling and friendly, so we were very satisfied. This time, we stayed for four nights with eight people, including my daughter's family and four grandchildren. We spent two days playing on the hotel beach and in the pool, and one day sightseeing at the beautiful ocean and on Kouri Island, making for an active summer vacation. We would like to come again next year.

The hotel facilities, cleanliness, and ambiance were all excellent! The food quality for breakfast and dinner was also superb. The only drawback was the discrepancy in the service... the staff treated locals and foreigners differently! My family of three wanted to have breakfast, and there was an empty table with a beautiful view by the window. We politely asked if we could sit there, and the waiter said it required six people! He then led us to a table in the very back corner. However, about 15 minutes later, two locals came in and immediately led us to the six-person table we had originally wanted to sit at!!! Three people couldn't sit there, but two could?? This is clearly differential treatment between foreigners and locals!!

The resort breakfast is amazing. They have all the traditional Okinawan food. They also have a free sauna that is open late at night, which is also the best.

Green hotel with a large territory. Good beach and entry into the sea, sauna, mini golf. I didn't like the dinner in the Japanese restaurant, the fish didn't seem fresh, but the breakfasts were delicious, both European and Japanese. The rooms are not new, but clean, nice to be there.