GranView Ishigaki

Convenient inn near downtown area. The contents are business, but the prices are on par with resort hotels. Breakfast is from 06:45. We were told at the front desk that we would start with bread and drinks, but the full menu was available from 06:45. What caught my attention was an elderly man with short hair at the front desk. He responds to customers with high-handed behavior, attitude, and stares like a police officer. I'm surprised. Not a shred of hospitality. Check in when he's not there if you want to revisit. I want to check out when he's not here.

Parking was not available on a first-come, first-served basis, so I was worried about being able to park, but it was okay. There is a large public bath, so it is nice to soak in the tub after going into the sea or sweating.

When I came here about two years ago, construction had started and I wondered when it would open, but it finally opened. I think new hotels are attractive. Hotels in Fukuoka and Naha prioritize convenience by being close to the airport and tend to feel a bit cramped, but this is a city hotel with a large public bath. The rooms are reasonably spacious and are cleaned every day. On the other hand, amenities are scarce, so I recommend bringing towels and toothbrushes with you. Breakfast is simple but not bad.