Mountain View Hotels in Onna

"The hotel clearly shows its age but is very well-maintained and clean. The room key is a charming, retro seahorse design (be careful not to lose it, as there's a 1000 JPY replacement fee!). The hotel's scenery is absolutely stunning, and the public areas are beautiful. If you miss breakfast, you can have lunch instead; while the selection isn't vast, the food is quite good. The only downside is that it doesn't feel very 'resort-like,' I'm not sure if this is typical for hotels in Japan, but it lacks the relaxed vibe of Southeast Asian resorts. Beach chairs and umbrellas both cost extra. The outdoor pool is too small and closes by 6 PM, and swimming in the sea is also prohibited quite early. The indoor pool, however, is lovely, but it only opens at 10 AM. A real letdown for swimming enthusiasts!"

"The homestay is on the hillside. I chose a sea view room. I can see the sea in the distance when I open the door. The price is really cheap. Breakfast needs to be reserved in advance, 900 yen. And it feels like home, the room is also very large, and the shower water is also very large. Two nights here turned out to be the best two nights I slept in Okinawa. The only downside is that the homestay is on the hillside. It is very exercised to climb up the gluteus muscle, especially dragging a big box, which is really tired, so it is really suitable for driving a family to live. In addition, there are no street lights on both sides of the road at night, plus the mountain road is indeed a bit dark, I am a little scared by myself, but in fact, there is nothing quite safe. It has been raining in Okinawa before coming, but it was sunny on the day of check-in. Next to Enna Beach, you can go to the sun. It’s only a 15-minute walk away and there is a convenience store."

"The hotel is located quite far from the airport, it takes about two hours by bus. It is very convenient that there is a private beach, which you can get to directly from the hotel. The room has everything you need: a refrigerator, a thermos, toiletries. The room stock itself is a bit tired, the hotel is about 50 years old. The staff is friendly. There are minimarkets with everything you need within walking distance. Of the minuses: very expensive food, I did not take it. In neighboring restaurants, having lunch or dinner is several times cheaper. Another thing that was offending was that even sun loungers on the beach for hotel guests are paid, in my opinion, this is too much. There was also a strange situation with swimming: a net from jellyfish was installed on the beach, but in addition to the net itself, there were buoys and in the middle part of the fenced off area there were buoys. For some reason, they did not allow you to swim beyond the middle buoys, although in fact it is just a floating rope with buoys, and the net is installed much further. As a result, you feel like you are in a paddling pool and cannot swim normally."

"This was the second hotel we stayed at in Okinawa, and we were there for three nights. Since it was February, the outdoor facilities like the pool weren't open. The hotel felt relatively new and clean, but as soon as we entered the room, there was a strange smell, and the same smell was in the corridors and elevator. To me, it smelled like body odor… The first hotel we stayed at had a pleasant scent throughout, so it was really odd that this one had that body odor smell. Regarding the service: we were on a road trip. When we drove up, a staff member guided us to the parking lot and helped us unload our luggage. My husband went to park the car while I went to check in. As I was queuing for check-in, my husband came to find me after parking and asked why our suitcases were left outside the hotel entrance with no staff watching them. I was confused too because the staff member had given me a luggage tag, and I assumed he would handle our bags. Who knew he just left them outside the hotel entrance and disappeared? While queuing for check-in, I noticed others holding a piece of paper, and I wasn't sure if they picked it up themselves or if it was given by staff. When it was my turn, the front desk noticed I didn't have one and gave me a copy. It detailed the hotel's services, times, and other information. The buffet breakfast required scanning a QR code to make a reservation and usually involved a 30-minute wait. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive. During our four-day stay, only the young lady who showed us to our room on the first day had an excellent attitude – she spoke Mandarin, and I regret not asking her name. Another friendly staff member was the short, curly-haired gentleman who seated us at breakfast, and the old man driving the shuttle bus. The other staff members generally lacked a sense of service, and their attitudes were just average. The hotel itself is decent, but the overall service doesn't quite match up. It felt like we didn't encounter many Chinese guests here; perhaps it's a bit out of the way, making it more suitable for those traveling by car."

"This is a pet-friendly B&B. The owner is very cheerful and friendly, and there are cute and spoiled cats to greet you. There are many dining options nearby, which is more friendly for people who drive because the location is relatively quiet. It takes a short walk to the main street. The daily breakfast is simple and delicious, with some changes every day. It is not bad. Recommend"

"有回家的感覺 民宿格局很好 人多出遊划算"

"Is a very quite place a nice lodge . Just what we wanted escape from all the sound. Easy to find , in front of the lodge is a very nice and cute cafe . There’s an orange cat roaming around and asking you to pet . Clean, nice shampoo and body soap. Washing machine and detergent also provided . Full kitchen available . Just the sofa set in the living room is not very comfortable, overall is great ☺️"