Hotels with Breakfast in Kunigami District

"The stay was pleasant. Breakfast was improved compared to last year. Even though the outdoor swimming pools were not opened yet, indoor swimming pool was good to use and Sauna was excellent too. The surrounding environment is very beautiful. All were good except the fact that it was hard to communicate with staffs. Most of staffs spoke only Japanese."

"Big n nice hotel n convenient.Downstair have food court n nearby aquarium. AirPort Express bus 888 To Naha city n airport just opposite building. Love the hotel with nice sea view n onsen."

"It was better than I expected because it was spacious and clean. Having three beds was comfortable. Of course, one was for sleeping, but it was still comfortable. You can use coupons for simple meals, drinks, and various activities. The dated appearance is unavoidable, but it is well-maintained. When I first entered, the pretty training center looked a bit worn, but I realized that it was well-managed. I stayed here because I needed accommodation nearby as I plan to visit the Churaumi Aquarium. I plan to have a fun time with the dolphins in the morning. Overall, it is neat."

"We enjoyed it so much! The view from the room was beautiful. The room itself was spacious and had almost everything necessary. The breakfast was so diverse and delicious. They also have a free shuttle bus to the emerald beach and Chaurumi aquarium."

"The hotel is located near beautiful and clean Sesoko beach with marvellous sea abundant with great variety of fish. A perfect location for swimming and snorkeling. Sesoko beach and fantastic view thereof from our balcony has been a huge, but unfortunately the only advantage of the hotel. If you don’t rent a car, you have to be ready for the situation when you are unable to leave the hotel at all. It’s very hard to call a taxi either via Uber or even via local taxi app “Go”. The hotel staff does not provide too much help with this issue either, even when requested to book a taxi to the airport (to be fair hotel concierge finally managed to arrange a car for us, but it arrives 30 minutes late, despite our request being extended at least 12 hours before the planned departure). The hotel management is apparently aware of the transport inconvenience for their guests, but do not seem to care about that at all: they’ve chosen the easiest way “to cope” with the problem: just smile and say “sorry”. There’s another advantage of such approach for the hotel: if guests cannot leave the hotel easily, they wouldn’t have much lunch/dining choice other than having meals in the hotel. And here we come to another issue with the hotel: a very mediocre choice of dining options (no Japanese cuisine options at all) and extremely poor menu (with even poorer service) in the only available lunch venue. Breakfasts are below expectations as well: absolutely same food every morning (the only change from day to day: fried salmon/fried mackerel), no fresh fish/sea-food (we’re still in Japan, aren’t we?), almost no choice of fruits. Verdict: a very overrated hotel, pretty mediocre itself, but located beside the gorgeous sea."

"We arrived very late on the night of September 8th and were so impressed with the front desk team. They were welcoming, professional, and made the check-in process seamless. Our room was spotlessly clean and surprisingly spacious. A huge thank you to the staff for making our stay so comfortable from the very first moment. Highly recommend!"

"Even though this hotel is quite old, the views are genuinely beautiful, and the rooms are spacious. My kids loved the breakfast. I'd definitely consider staying here again if I bring my elders to Okinawa in the future."

"The room felt very spacious (advertised as 30 sq. m, likely the actual usable area), and there were a table and chairs on the balcony. The hotel has an excellent location, facing the sea with a fantastic beach on one side, and a main road on the other, very close to a bus stop. There's a Family Mart convenience store just over a hundred meters away. The airport shuttle (blue line) goes directly to the hotel lobby entrance. It's a large hotel with various shops and a children's playground, typical of a resort."

"This was my second stay at this hotel, and it's definitely one I'd recommend. However, it does have quite a few drawbacks. First off, the service is just okay. Some staff members are quite lazy and have a bad attitude – you have to ask them three times before they do anything. Also, when I was checking in, I had my hands full with bags and a suitcase, and they just stood there watching. They didn't offer any help at all, and then asked me to sign something. My phone was in a bag, so if they had just helped me with my luggage, I could have freed up a hand to sign. Secondly, the soundproofing is terrible. I could hear every word from the room next door as if they were speaking right beside me! Also, many people have mentioned that the rooms are too bright, and it's true. The lights from outside shine directly in at night, mainly because the curtains are too thin. On the positive side, the beach is beautiful, with some of the best sand in Onna Village. The hotel's outdoor public areas are also aesthetically pleasing, with beautiful plant and flower arrangements. Breakfast offers an average variety, but the taste is decent. There's a fishing port nearby, and as soon as you step out, you'll find tons of restaurants with plenty of delicious food. It's a top choice in Onna Village. If you're bothered by older properties, you might want to reconsider, as this hotel is over 50 years old. However, it's very well-maintained! Plus, the rooms don't have wall-to-wall carpeting, so there's less dust. Overall, it's my first choice for a stay in Onna Village. If you prioritize the room and interior design, you could choose the Hotel Monterey next door – its interiors are much better, but its beach is very average. Choose Hotel Monterey if you prioritize the room; choose here if you prioritize the beach."

"For a small overnight stay, this is a pretty good hotel in a quiet spot by the sea. But only if you rent a car. Otherwise, it's not very convenient, as the nearest store and bus stop are half an hour away. And if you're returning to the hotel late at night without a taxi, your route will take you along a completely unlit road surrounded by jungle, and all the wildlife that lives there will rustle, scream, and make other noises. 😁 But at least you can see the stars very well at night."