2-Star Hotels in Ishigaki

This hostel, although a bit far from the station, but the accommodation experience is great, come to Shilu tour, just walk to see, if you don't mind walking a few more steps, you can consider staying at this hostel, there is a kitchen in the common area, you can simply cook, Tea can be taken out of the refrigerator and drunk at will. There is a tatami area for guests to watch TV. There are many books for everyone to read, um you need to understand Japanese. Very clean hostel, very organized.

Un sitio más que recomendable para quien quiera aloj**** a un precio económico sin muchas pretensiones y compartiendo ciertas comodidades. Tiene un estilo tipo cápsula con cubículos independientes donde, aunque no puedes ponerte de pie, tienes un delgado colchón con sábana, almohada y futón, un ventilador, una leja que se convierte en mesita, un espejo, una toma de corriente eléctrica y un estor que cierra el acceso al cubículo. El baño es compartido, tanto retrete como ducha y lavabo, aunque suelen estar bastante limpios. La cocina también es compartida.

It is suitable for both short and long stays. The location is a bit far from the city, but it is just on the side of the ANA Continental Ishigaki (walk ３ minutes), so the bus from the airport is convenient and the bus to the city is convenient. Also, I saw the fireworks at night in the ANA Intercontinental, and enjoyed the new year's day and the new year's day fireworks! The basic amenities were firm and the bed was very good! The bathtub in the bath was also large and it was good to put the foot on it! I booked early and stayed across the end of the year and the beginning of the year, but I was able to stay at a break that did not exceed 18000 yen for ３ nights! I bought a ５ day Michikusa Free Pass (2000 yen) because the car rental decreased sharply in the corona and it was difficult to book! (１ days and 1000 yen) Because it exceeds 500 yen only by airport round trip, it was possible to go to Kawahira Bay via the city, and it is a fairly good ticket! In the present age when you can search for bus time with a map app, there was no inconvenience to sightseeing. The bus stop, which is not an ANA continental stone wall, is in front of Tokushukai Hospital (less than 10 minutes walk from the hotel). It was also an airport line, so it was convenient to go to the airport & to the city!

I found this hotel when I searched for a cheap place within walking distance from the ferry terminal to go to Iriomote Island the next morning. It is less than 10 minutes walk from the ferry terminal. It's close to the center and I think it's a good place to go out. I used it for a single, but the room was clean and reasonably large, and even if there was a big luggage, it was a dijob size.

Traveling alone, looking for a cheaper and private accommodation because of the long stay. Finally found this guest house more than I did. Everything except the room is shared, such as the bathroom, bathroom, kitchen, washing machine. Feels a bit like a university dormitory. There is also a small refrigerator, separate air-conditioning and TV in the room. There is no cleaning service during the stay. Garbage can be thrown into the garbage can in the kitchen. Most of the rooms are single rooms, and a few are double rooms with double beds. This is concentrated on the 2nd floor. On the first floor, it seems that there is one or two suites with bathrooms. The parking spaces can be booked by email in advance (500yen a day) and the relevant emails and official websites may be found in Japanese in search engine. There is a convenience store behind the hotel, the drugstore is very convenient and cost-effective. Walking near the pier and the public facilities market is not too far, but the sun is a bit sun. Also, the navigation system can't find the hotel, you have to type the name of the hotel or phone to find the direction of navigation. Stayed here for seven days, some days did not go out at all in the hotel to enjoy a very quiet day, very few people nearby, cars, can enjoy the quiet Hong Kong did not.

Super hospitable Hudong, good friends. The breakfast prepared was very heart-warming, and I also took the initiative to assist and recommend our scenic spots. The beds are clean and comfortable 👍🏻

こちらで2泊いたしました。 清潔感のある空間で、自転車のレンタルなどもあり、またスタッフの方も親切で ゆっくり過ごせました！ 近くにフェリー乗り場もあるので、離島にもアクセスしやすい立地です！

I stayed here based on other people's reviews. (The hotel I stayed at last time was full.) 1. The shower had low water pressure and took a long time for the hot water to come out. ♥ But the shampoo and other products were Kao products, so that was good. 2. Only the bidet was available for the washlet. ♥ The toilet itself was clean and spacious. 3. The sound just leaked out, and it was hard to stay in the room. I took the sleeping pills prescribed by my doctor, so I'm glad I brought them with me. 4. There were some advice signs posted here and there from the owner, such as ♥ Keep the TV volume below 5 at night, and it takes a while for the hot water to come out of the shower, so I managed even though it was my first time. 5. Wouldn't it be better for Orihime in Shin-Eicho to be a men-only hotel? There was a big middle-aged man making strange noises even though I couldn't see him, and I was so scared that I thought about calling the police. I was worried because there was no front desk (reception), so I barricaded the door with a chair and a coat rack and slept. 6. The shared washroom was always clean. There was a security camera installed on the refrigerator near the bathroom, next to the coin that said ”Towels are 100 yen.” I wonder if they would have come to clean it if it had been dirty, but I liked the way they made an effort to save on manpower. I'm impressed that they made an effort to save on manpower, even though I'd come all the way to Ishigaki Island, but I'll probably not make a reservation next time.

Two daughters of elementary school students. This was the third trip to Ishigaki Island. The inn is a new house in a small flat house in Yaeyama. The courtyard on the wood deck had a sagaribana tree, and at the time of flowering we could see the flowers from the flowering to the morning flowers. Breakfast was served in B & B format with delicious Okinawa cuisine as the main Japanese food. I stayed for 3 nights but all were different menu. (And delicious) The staple food is rice ｏｒ porridge such as potatoes, beans, or homemade bread (black sugar bread). The drinks are milk, guaba tea, moon peach tea, coffee, etc. It is a welcome place for both one person and family. There are signboard dogs and shy cat tamako. It is just next to Fusaki Resort. Walk 2 〜 3 minutes to the coast. I'll have a romantic evening. I wanted to go to different seasons.

The first thing that stands out about Lulaliya is its proximity to Ishigaki’s famous Kabira Bay: it’s less than a five minutes’ walk from the landmark, and that alone makes it worthwhile to book. However, it offers so much more! I stayed three nights with a friend, and we found that it was a perfect place to kick up our heels while staying on Ishigaki. The rooms are cozy and well-furnished, and have everything you might want. On the first floor, there is a spacious café/eating area. Here, you can enjoy the house breakfast (for an extra fee), or even buy breakfast from another place (the nearby bakery, for instance) and bring it back. You can also use it in the evening as a lounge if you’d like to hang out, but don’t want to stay in your room. My friend and I ate birthday cake there! Hot water for tea/coffee and cold water for drinking are available around the clock. The proprietor, Aya, is very friendly, has excellent English, and can help you book any tours you may want. She booked us a wonderful all-day snorkeling/kayaking tour, and helped us shape our days on the island. She was a delight to talk to, and could help us hammer out our plans at the drop of a hat. She’ll introduce you to the nearby restaurants and their hours, which is good—every day, there’s at least one place that’s closed, so it’s good to be careful of. The hotel is also very close to the bus stop, which is another bonus: Ishigaki doesn’t have too many buses, but the Kabira Bay hub is one of the ones where more of them come and go from. We found Lulaliya a great base of operations, and I would stay again in a heartbeat.