Okinawa en omgeving: Strandvakanties

Very pleasant stay and friendly staff. Only minor issue is the very confusing 'eco' cleaning of your room you can opt for. The lady at the desk was having a hard time explaining me this option in limited English.

Very nice hotel. Nice pool. Good size room. Good ammenities. Great staff.

Fijn hotel, waarbij je gelukkig kunt eten bij het buur hotel, anders zou het te beperkt zijn. Fijne ruime schone kamers.

Slightly dated but spacious rooms on a very beautiful property! Decent buffet breakfast with lots of options. Helpful shuttle service to get around (note that you will need to take the shuttle or walk 15-20 mins to access the main road and/or your car in the parking lot). Beautiful views all around. Would be extra great for families with children!

Very pleasant stay and friendly staff. Only minor issue is the very confusing 'eco' cleaning of your room you can opt for. The lady at the desk was having a hard time explaining me this option in limited English.

Fijn hotel, waarbij je gelukkig kunt eten bij het buur hotel, anders zou het te beperkt zijn. Fijne ruime schone kamers.

Very nice hotel. Nice pool. Good size room. Good ammenities. Great staff.

The rooms are huge and the view amazing. The beach is not that nice as the one of the hotel nearby. In July the place was full of families with toddlers. What ruined the experience for us was the plethora of rules and restrictions eg around use of the pool, which made it very hard to relax. Also, you needed to present a voucher for almost anything like comfortable beds at the pool. The extra costs for the pool beds and other services in the hotel were ridiculously high. But most of all there are real safety concerns. The hotel is occupied mostly by Chinese guests. Staff rarely speak any English with the exception of a few. One night the alarm went off and there were loud PA announcements in the room in various Asian languages but not one word in English. We had to evacuate as the emergency exits were blaring to do so. This created panic as we had no idea what was happening. Having experienced a fire before in my life, I know that seconds can matter. Not having any sense of what was happening was deeply upsetting and a real safety concer for future guests. The hotel apologized when we raised the issue afterwards but seemed unaware or unconvinced about the need to communicate in English about such things.