Hotel Mahaina Wellness Resorts Okinawa

The hotel is set in Nakagyo Ward district, a few steps from Toyohira Park. Parking is available for a fee. I'll take a little walk. The structure looks old, but the rooms are large. I have close throwaway slippers, but no sandals for outer footwear. I was not used to it until the end, because the lever of the water supply for the washroom comes out when you lower it. TV is big. It's dark in the room. I want another main light. There are no bags or bags for changing clothes or anything to take to the bath. It's a long way from the bath. After going through a maze of steps and descending a rusty exterior staircase, I finally reached the bath, which has no lockers to lock. I ended up not going in because I was worried about the room keys and stuff, so I used the bath in the room. This is my sixth time in Okinawa, but I have never had a bath like this. Breakfast was delicious. I wasn't expecting much, but it was a happy miscalculation. The venue is also large and there is plenty of space between seats, so you can enjoy your meal slowly. After lunch, we arrived at Churaumi before 9am and enjoyed the deserted aquarium and dolphin show. Around 12 o'clock, the number of people increased considerably and I was correct at a nearby hotel. I didn't go there myself, but Janguria is close. It would be a pity if they could do something about the bath a little bit more, even though it would be quite appreciated.

I stayed with four family members and children aged 2 and 0. In conclusion, I don't think I'll be staying any more. Each one is small, but it was uncomfortable because it overlapped too much. I don't feel hospitality. I felt that management was sloppy. Still, I think there are a lot of tourists, so I don't think there is any trouble. First, as soon as you arrive and enter the room...it smells like something. It smells kind of old, doesn't it? I was worried that I was going to be okay. There was also a sudden step in the hallway into the room, which I felt was dangerous. I ate dinner at the hotel restaurant and it was 5,000 yen per person for a buffet meal. There are surprisingly few items.... And it's not delicious. Vegetables are scarce. It was bullishly priced at 5,000 yen per person with this at the level of a thief. If there are people staying here, I definitely wouldn't recommend it. Next, I stayed with the baby plan, so I dropped by the kiosk to get diapers and wipes for two children, but I didn't have them in stock so I drank them instead. Our family has been prepared so it was never enough, so we had no trouble (or rather, chinsu ko) but what if someone came looking for it? If you’re booking a stay, shouldn’t you manage your inventory for the plan? This, combined with other things, made me feel uneasy about this event. Back in the room, as we entered the room from the hallway, a big cockroach!!! Yes, as he was approaching the steps which he thought were dangerous, he was startled, twisted his leg, and collapsed. It was really dangerous because I was holding my child.... (My legs were slightly swollen and bruised here and there) The cockroaches came out and I thought about having them change the room because I felt really bad, but I put up with it anyway. Then I took a bath and started using the hair dryer in my room, and it started to spark.... I had it replaced. I then borrowed an iron but couldn't use steam and couldn't get wrinkles to grow, so I borrowed a replacement but the steam button was broken and I couldn't tell at first that it was steam and my clothes were burnt. And it's just a projection, so it hurts to push it over and over again. (It can be used, but it leaves marks on my fingers and hurts) What the hell is going on here? At this point, all I felt was discomfort. And then the child vomited milk and soiled his innerwear, so when I asked for a replacement innerwear, he told me to come to the front desk to pick it up. (He brought irons and other things.) I couldn't even hold my crying child, and I managed to put her on my leg without holding her, but the pain in my leg worsened because I overworked her, and it hurt to get to my leg, so this was at the level of what a hospital would do. To be honest, I resented the hotel because if there were no steps in the room, there would have to be cockroaches. I was going out for the kids the next day, so I asked for ice to do something about it, and in the middle of the night, a loud chime wakes up, the kid I put to bed, right? The others were dealing with knocks. I really liked it. And at the end of the day, an alarm went off in the room that I hadn't even started in the morning. What the hell is going on here? This hotel. The couple thought about talking to the hotel person because there was so much going on, but gave up because time is limited due to the trip to Okinawa. They don't manage it with chitin and hospitality, and they don't think about the people they're staying with. There are many hotels in Okinawa, so I would recommend other hotels if you want to stay. The only good thing was that the chinsuko was delicious.

It's been a long time since I've stayed here. The front desk, garden pool and restaurant are renovated and beautiful. To get to the room, it becomes an outer corridor and is built like an apartment. The exterior corridors, rooms and verandas feel dilapidated due to peeling paint, but the rooms are spacious and have ocean views from the veranda, so you can feel comfortable if you don't care about the details. The public baths (not the hot springs) are small, but they were great for relieving your sightseeing fatigue. The dinner buffet came with all-you-can-drink alcohol, and the tension was high. If you are a drinker, this is a great service. You can also make your own seafood bowl because there are many seafood. The breakfast and dinner were both delicious with a wide variety of dishes. I would also like to stay if I have the opportunity.