Heel groot hotel. Vriendelijk personeel, maar spreken amper Engels. Wij verbleven in de tower, een grote kamer met balkon en zijdelingszeezicht. Kamer stonk elke dag naar vocht en een beschimmelde kelder. Badkamer erg klein. Een ouder hotel, vandaar de goedkopere prijs. Ontbijt was erg druk en typisch Japans. Eerder beperkte variatie.

To be honest, we expected much more from this hotel. At check-in, the receptionist couldn’t speak English, which was surprising for a five-star hotel. There was no welcome drink or warm welcome, unlike our experience at Hoshinoya Tokyo. The room was fine but didn’t feel luxurious, and the air conditioning couldn’t be set below 22°C. We arrived during a typhoon, and room service offered only four dishes between 9 PM and midnight. The portions were very small, and when we asked if we could order anything else the next day, we were told no. We also weren’t allowed to order Uber Eats, and the restaurants were mostly fully booked because they are open to outside guests as well. The resort itself is beautiful, and the ocean is stunning, but it’s not suitable for swimming due to the shallow water and coral. By the pool, empty glasses and plates were left for over a day, there was no poolside food or drink service, and no music, making the atmosphere feel rather lifeless. What disappointed us most was the lack of hospitality. No one checked in during our stay to ask if everything was okay, and at check-out, no one asked whether we had enjoyed our stay or requested feedback. There were also many children at the resort. Overall, we feel the property would be much better suited as an adults-only hotel.

The room was great! Lots of space, nice spacious bathroom,all very clean. Nice balcony. Nice view. There was a Nespresso machine. Big tv we were able to watch Netflix. Staff very friendly

Very spacious and recommend for family trip.

NO

I am American and my beach vacations are usually to Mexico. Please keep that in mind when reading my review as that is what I will compare most of it to. I am spoiled. If you are familiar with that type of resort, this will dissapoint you. 1. If you are expecting something nice and modern you will not get that here. This hotel is very outdated. The service is on par for a nicer hotel. The staff was 4/5, Actual hotel probably 2/5. The AC is very weak and Okinawa is hot and humid. The first night we were sweating and had to call for a fan. We left the ac running the next day and it was much more comfortable. Also the parking lot is far from the hotel. They do have a shuttle though. 2. The beach was fantastic. The water here is some of the best I've seen. Bahamas level or better. There are still some fish in the swimming area even though its netted off. 3. Expensive! This hotel was the most expensive of our entire Japan trip and probably the worst. Not only was the stay expensive but everything you wanted to do there cost extra and there was a huge mark up on drinks. I got used to paying under 500 yen for a beer in the mainland but here it was 1000 for one beer. Even 990 for a cola! I got used to Japan prices for the previous 10 days and then got sticker shock when I had to pay America type prices. I would not stay here again. Would just pay to use beach

To be honest, we expected much more from this hotel. At check-in, the receptionist couldn’t speak English, which was surprising for a five-star hotel. There was no welcome drink or warm welcome, unlike our experience at Hoshinoya Tokyo. The room was fine but didn’t feel luxurious, and the air conditioning couldn’t be set below 22°C. We arrived during a typhoon, and room service offered only four dishes between 9 PM and midnight. The portions were very small, and when we asked if we could order anything else the next day, we were told no. We also weren’t allowed to order Uber Eats, and the restaurants were mostly fully booked because they are open to outside guests as well. The resort itself is beautiful, and the ocean is stunning, but it’s not suitable for swimming due to the shallow water and coral. By the pool, empty glasses and plates were left for over a day, there was no poolside food or drink service, and no music, making the atmosphere feel rather lifeless. What disappointed us most was the lack of hospitality. No one checked in during our stay to ask if everything was okay, and at check-out, no one asked whether we had enjoyed our stay or requested feedback. There were also many children at the resort. Overall, we feel the property would be much better suited as an adults-only hotel.

ゆったり過ごすのに良いホテルでした