Hotels with Parking in Ishigaki

"I genuinely don't understand why this hotel has such a low rating! The value for money is absolutely incredible! I was expecting a tiny room where I'd have to leave my suitcase outside and literally 'jump in and out,' but it wasn't like that at all. It's small but has everything you need, and even with a family of four, it didn't feel too cramped. It's clean, tidy, and very well-designed. The fridge is super cold. And for this price, you get breakfast for two adults (kids under 6 eat free, over 6 pay 44 RMB for breakfast), a clean pool, and a huge parking lot right next to the pool. There are plenty of bicycles available at the hotel entrance for 2-hour rentals. To the left of the hotel, there's a professional dive shop, and to the right, a sushi place and a soba noodle restaurant. Just one block further, there's Aeon, and a bit further than that, Don Quijote and the 3A shopping mall. The best part is that directly across the road is ANA, and if you walk across ANA's large grassy area, you reach Masato Beach. And I'm pretty sure if you're brave enough, you could just jump into ANA's pool there for a few laps. That beach has so many cool finds, and the entire seawall hides giant moray eels, plus countless other fish. Staying here is basically like staying at ANA, no difference, because we're out and about every day. I'm seriously impressed by the value for money here, it's fantastic! PS: The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from bus route 4 (which goes from the airport to the Ishigaki Port terminal). The bus stop right in front of the hotel is for route 10, and there's another route to Yonehara Beach, I just can't remember the number!"

"the breakfast and evening alcohol are really amazing. sushi supplied in the breakfast was even better than those we got the other day from a local restaurant LOL room is big and tidy with a cloth washer inside. They even provide you with the laundry detergent. Super useful as we are going out for snorkeling and biking every day ... definitely would advise for all."

"Facilities: Relatively new. Given that Ishigaki Island has an average annual humidity of nearly 80%, the air conditioning in public areas is kept on 24/7. It's also recommended to keep the AC on in your room and avoid opening windows, as there are quite a few mosquitoes and bugs. Cleanliness: Very clean, the level of cleanliness you'd expect from a business hotel. Nothing to complain about. Environment: Located next to the ANA InterContinental and very close to Maesato Beach. From the first-floor breakfast area and your room, you can enjoy the meticulously maintained lawns and trees of the neighboring InterContinental. Higher-floor rooms even offer sea views, which is lovely. There's plenty of parking available; you just park directly in front, then inform the front desk of your license plate number when checking in."

"★Service The staff's attentive service made my stay truly enjoyable. When I had trouble catching a taxi, they even helped me by calling one. ★Location It's about 10-15 minutes from the city center, and a taxi ride costs about 1,000 yen, so it was convenient to get anywhere! ★Breakfast I had breakfast on my last day. It was buffet-style and I was able to enjoy Okinawan cuisine."

"Very good hotel in Japan! Go here - but keep in my mind: You need a car or scooter. You can walk in the citycentre within 15min., but beaches are rare. For that go to Kabira. Hotel offers daily shuttle to Fusaki Beach. Very convenient! Staff is very friendly. Room is equipped with everything you need (bathroom; charging cable; fridge; drinking water directly from the faucet; …) Breakfast has many western options (if you need them). You can chose the cleaning service or not. If not you receive a voucher for the hotel shop and the coffee-store. I really recommend ART HOTEL"

"We stayed from August 12th to 15th. It's close to the downtown area and has bicycle rentals (1,000 yen per bicycle for 2 hours, with a 1,000 yen refund upon return. They also have parent-child bicycles), so we were able to have dinner at an izakaya about a 5-minute bike ride away. We went to an izakaya that offers complimentary service when you stay at the Vessel Hotel, so we got a free drink, which was a great deal! ☆ The lobby and rooms were clean, and the interior was a lovely Okinawan light blue theme. The lobby offered free welcome drinks and ice cream, which the kids loved. 🎵 The staff were very friendly, and although breakfast was very crowded (since our ferry time was approaching), when we told them we'd eat in our room, they quickly found a seat for us, which was very helpful! There was a sanshin live performance in the evening on August 14th, and many guests came to see it. ☆"

"The hotel is obviously quite old, and you can strongly feel its age when you check in, but it is well maintained! The scenery should account for half of the vacation, because the scenery is excellent, facing the endless sea, but it rained heavily on the first night and the weather was not very good, which wasted this great advantage! In terms of location, there are no restaurants, shopping, or even convenience stores nearby, so it is strongly recommended to go out early to find food, or eat in the hotel, and prepare more snacks and food, because you can buy things nearby, but it takes at least 20 to 30 minutes to drive to the city... Overall it's OK, but I probably won't consider this hotel next time because it's not very convenient in every aspect! "

"There is a shuttle bus from Ishigaki Airport to the hotel every hour. It was quite funny when checking in. It was my turn, but the Japanese guy refused to check me in because I had a foreign passport. He had to ask the Southeast Asian guy next to me to come over and tell me to sit next to me for another ten minutes. I had to wait for ten more minutes for no reason. Finally, another young Japanese guy with glasses was more enthusiastic and helped me with the check-in in a mixture of Japanese and English. The room I was given was on the ground floor at the far north side. There was a musty smell as soon as I entered the door, and the air purifier couldn't get rid of it even after two days of use. The indoor swimming pool was full of children on rainy days, so it was impossible to swim. The tour desk could only book boat tickets to Taketomi Island on the same day, and other activities and boat tickets had to be booked one to two days in advance. Breakfast and dinner are all buffet restaurants. You have to queue up in the morning, and you have to make an appointment in advance for dinner. The beach scenery is average when I came here in early April. It's better to go to Taketomi Island and other outlying islands to see the sea when the sun comes out. In general, the price is still high, and the service is not up to par"

"The location is absolutely fantastic. It's just a three-minute walk to the bus terminal, and there are many famous local shops nearby. Plus, the street right next door turns into a lively Izakaya street in the evenings. The staff are incredibly thoughtful and attentive; they always go out of their way to help us resolve any issues (they also offer services like taxi booking and car rental). As for facilities, the first floor boasts a large public bath (onsen), a souvenir shop, a laundry room, and a swimming pool. The public bath is quite traditional, so do note its specific operating hours. If you happen to forget your waterproof bag, the shop sells them, though their quality isn't great for photography. On the third floor, you'll find an ice machine and vending machines for beer and other drinks, which is super convenient for a quick purchase, even with nearby convenience stores. Our tour guide mentioned that the breakfast here is also excellent, but we didn't have enough time during our trip to add it to our package. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place to friends! While the price point is mid-to-high range, I truly feel it offers excellent value for money."

"A friend recommended this place. It's a few kilometers from the departure pier, so it's not very convenient if you don't have a private car. From the airport, you can take bus No. 4 or No. 10. Bus No. 10 stops right in front of the hotel, while No. 4 requires a few minutes' walk. However, you need to check the schedule for No. 10 as it runs less frequently. Staff will assist you when you arrive. The hotel's shuttle service only operates at specific times. We stayed in the Bay Wing. Overall, it was okay, but there were noticeable stains on the sofa in our room. The staff offered to change our room, but we declined due to the hassle. As a result, they gave us hotel vouchers without informing us. When we checked out and were about to pay for the noodles we had at the restaurant, they told us the vouchers had already been used to cover the cost. We were a bit confused about the situation. Nevertheless, the overall service attitude met the basic Japanese standards."