Miyakojima Tokyu Hotel & Resorts

This was my first stay. Last year I was so impressed by the beauty of Yonahamaehama beach that I decided to stay at the Tokyu Hotel this time to fully enjoy it, but the sea I could see from my room was beautiful. It may have been after the typhoon had passed, but the beach just off the hotel is small with lots of seaweed and so on, and the waves are rough that I don't feel like swimming. I drove all the way around and went out to the beach near Yonahamae Fishing Port. On that side, the waves were calm and it was a spacious and pleasant sea. It may have been a matter of timing, but it was a bit disappointing. The service of the hotel staff was impeccable and the breakfast venue was comfortable without feeling too crowded. The room inevitably feels old around the water. It's hard to say if I'll stay again.

This was the first time I stayed. After all, the beauty of Maehama Beach exceeds all expectations and is the most beautiful sea in my life. I even wanted to come back to Miyakojima for this sea. The hotel is not new, but it is well-cleaned and the staff was kind and I could feel safe. On the other hand, I wanted them to work a little harder on their diet. I expected a breakfast buffet, but it didn't suit me very well and was a bit disappointing. I would like to enjoy my meal at the hotel cafe next time. The wagon service, which sells draft beer and shaved ice at the beach and pool, was very good because it had a resort feel. For those who think about enjoying the sea first, this hotel is really recommended. I would like to come and see Maehama Beach as well.

We stayed two nights in the Grand Twin Wide View Room at Coral Wing. The hotel as a whole is not too crowded, and the spacious atmosphere that is unique to open air is attractive. The entire facility is cleaned cleanly, but the rooms are undeniably dilapidated, and the waterways and other features have a particularly Showa atmosphere. I think it's not so much a hotel stay in your room as a relaxing hotel on Yonahama Maehama beach spread out in front of you. This location is irreplaceable. It was really inspiring to see the stars overflowing from the beach at night. The Moonshell also has outdoor seating, so even I, who am not good at air conditioning, was comfortable. Both food and alcohol are reasonable prices for a hotel restaurant bar. The amount was good and the taste was delicious. Yaebishi sushi, on the other hand, may be a little disappointing if you imagine it as a so-called sushi restaurant. There was no special taste or customer service, so I felt like I didn't have to use it. The pool is designed for families with small children. There was no mood for relaxing by the pool or taking in the views. There will also be no night pool. If we can find a swimming pool in the new building where adults can relax, I would like to stay there again. We hope that the hotel will be equipped with the latest facilities, while retaining the Japanese warmth and laid-back atmosphere unique to this hotel, which is a bit different from foreign hotels.