Peace Island Miyakojima Shiyakushodori

The location is excellent. The center of the city where there is no trouble to eat. I can't have breakfast. Doors open at 7am for 1500 yen. At 7:30, both curry (noroux) and Okinawa soba (just otsuyu!) sell out of the main Okinawan dishes. It seems to be just a limited quantity. After that, you only get shumai, croquettes, and other things that you don't want on the road. It could be a commercial frozen tin. Drinks are few and far between, and no carbonated drinks. Only one dessert is yogurt. I thought it was a little bit.

2/19 (Wed) - 2/22 (Sat): 40,500 yen [ECO · 3 consecutive nights] Great value accommodation plan without cleaning [with breakfast] [non-smoking] Twin room (twin room) Select this one from downtown, non-smoking twin, public bath, breakfast included. As it turned out, it was very good. 1.Location: Very convenient, just a few minutes walk to the restaurant for dinner. 2.Staff: Everyone was kind to me. When you check in, ask "Is this your first time in Miyakojima? I'm glad they said, "Please enjoy it." The female staff on the tall bike commute were particularly responsive and very flexible, with extension cords available and breakfast times brought forward. I was also able to spend time comfortably, changing my indoor clothes and slippers daily. The umbrella I borrowed on Friday, February 21, was destroyed by the strong wind, but they said, "Don't worry." Breakfast: Many regional dishes were served, such as mozuku, miyako soba, jushi and pocruncheon meat, and the quality was satisfactory. 4.Room: Unfortunately it had a city view, but it was comfortable with a desk and chairs. 5.Public bath: The baseball team of a certain university was staying in a group, and it was crowded and noisy for men and empty for women. There are two convenient gas dryers on the 5th floor, but they cannot be used unless the operating rate is high and the timing is right. It's nice to spend three nights slowly. I hope you do your best for a long time. Thank you very much for your help.

You can’t beat the Peace Island Hotel Miyakojima when it comes to affordability and convenience. The rooms are small (as expected) but not too small to accomodate two people with suitcases easily enough. We booked a twin bed and found ourselves on the 8th floor (8 F). The window opens to allow fresh air in and ,after a bit of fumbling, managed to sort out the air conditioner and get a good temp happening. The rooms are quiet and the beds are comfortable (very firm) and the room also houses a fridge with freezer, a microwave and a washer/dryer. Detergent packets are available for purchase at the front desk (We asked the housekeeper for help after failing to figure out how the Panasonic all-in one works. Ours didn’t really dry but spun long enough to allow for air drying on the bathroom clothesline) Mixed Japanese / Western option breakfast is included and enjoyable. We rented a car (3days) from Times car rental - HIGHLY recommended. The island is small and easy to navigate, the car also allowed us to visit the 3 islands joined by bridges. The hotel is directly adjacent to a moped mechanic/rental place. An international license is needed to drive. Check your country before you go as some countries international licenses were not accepted. We were also able to park our rental for free at the hotel. Right outside the door is a vibrant strip of restaurants and Izakaya’s and a few bars. As this was very much a foodie type adventure for us, we enjoyed our 5 nights of sampling the various menu’s. A few places we went back to more than once. Try Maushi and Syubo for yourself. As well, you’ll find souvenir shops, a department store, bank (foreign exchange between 10:00- 10:20 AM ONLY!) a CoCo, a Family Mart and a pharmacy close by. ** For a great grocery store with tons of takeaway food options to pack for the beaches, Google Sanei Miyakojima to find one a short walk from the Hotel. The staff spoke little English (as expected) but they are all very friendly and accommodating. With some charades and pointing at the available maps and guide books, all went well. When something more business like required communication beyond charades, (i.e. the front desk arranging for our car rental) a charming Phillipino staff member came in to help with interpretation and make things easy! NOTE: Check in is 2PM