Hotel Peace Island Taketomijima

I used this hotel for my first stay on Taketomi Island. 【Access】 　It takes about 20 minutes by taxi from Ishigaki Airport (both trips cost 3,400 yen), about 15 minutes by ferry from the remote island terminal, and about 5 minutes by hotel shuttle car. 【Hotel】 　It seems there are 20 rooms, each with a name. 　There is a restaurant and a kiosk in the building with a front desk. 　The kiosks were marked from 15 or 16 to 19:00. When I stayed, we were doing it until about 19:30. Cash only. 【Room】 　There is a water heater for a general house, and it is the type to use with the switch on like at home. 　Water pressure and air conditioning are fine. 　A home refrigerator and microwave are provided. 　The entrance door wasn't that solid, so we could hear the outside talking, but it wasn't enough to bother us. 　Wi-Fi is reasonably crisp 【meal】 　The plan included dinner and breakfast. 　I think everyone has their own taste.... 【View】 　It is a one-story building, and because it is located inland, there is nothing around. 　In the courtyard, I enjoyed tropical flowers and the starry sky at night. 【Nearby Facilities】 　You can rent a bike or walk. 　There are no shops around the hotel where you can shop. Also, when I went to the restaurants that were supposed to stay up until night, they were all closed. (sweat with an island) 　So if you want to enjoy drinks and alcohol in your room, you might want to source it on Ishigaki Island before you go. 　There is a home refrigerator, so OK

This hotel has an outstanding location and comfort among the few hotels on Taketomi Island. The homemade yogurt from breakfast was thick, smooth and delicious. Dinner can also be ordered in advance. We ate out for dinner that day, but after a few rounds we finally found a restaurant that was open. It was an unforgettable stay with quiet nights and morning walks through the village.

I spent 1 night and it was fine, but not great. Staff spoke some english, but not what i'd consider fluent. My room was clean & quiet, but wasn't all that comfortable. The AC unit remote was only in japanese, and i never figured out how to get it cool the room. The wifi worked ok from the main building, but was nearly unusable in my room (slow and frequently stopped working for minutes at a time). The hot water in the bathroom required setting a cryptic thermostat in advance. Beds were asia hard, plus rice pillows which was not a great experience. The only great aspect was the food. Both breakfast & dinner were excellent, with a variety of traditional foods.