Seaview Hotels in Miyakojima

"It was a very pleasant stay! The staff are very helpful, gave me some great recommendations for food. Also they are very thoughtful to have helped arrange everything for you, from the time of breakfast to the moment you leave the hotel, they have got it all sorted and made sure also that we are fine with every decisions. The room has a good view facing the ocean where you can see the sunset, and it's super clean! Would highly recommend"

"Many reviews say it offers great value for money, but for our family, it was even better. It was spacious enough for a family of four, and it was great that we could resolve any food issues immediately upon returning to our room. Furthermore, the large public bath on the first floor was incredibly clean, and it was wonderful to be able to wash up right after swimming and return to our room feeling refreshed. Although I didn't take photos of the interior because I filmed it, the bedding smelled odorless, and we didn't find a single bug. If you are visiting Miyakojima and don't prioritize an indoor pool, I highly recommend this place. There is no breakfast, but the facilities are just as good as a hotel. We had a wonderful time."

"My overall experience staying at an apartment hotel in Japan this time was quite good. The room was more spacious than a typical hotel room and came with amenities like a kitchenette and washing machine, making it very convenient and home-like. It's especially suitable for longer trips or families. Coming back to the room every day and being able to truly relax definitely added a lot to my trip. While there were a few minor hiccups, such as not receiving the room number and password upon check-in and it taking a little time to contact the front desk, the hotel staff were very patient and helpful in resolving the issues, and their friendly attitude made me feel at ease. Overall, this stay was still pleasant and highly recommendable. Not only was it comfortable and convenient, but it also offered a more authentic feeling of living like a local. I would definitely consider choosing an apartment hotel again on my next visit to Japan."