Ishigaki Hotels with Wifi

Good value for money. The room was spacious and we were lucky to have the view on the sea. The breakfast was decent and the staff was very helpful and friendly. The only unpleasant thing was that the bathtub was clogged, but otherwise it was clean. The beach by ANA hotel is nothing special, so if swimming is what you’re looking for, that may not be the best place

Compared with the sea view room, it is a little worse. The bed is relatively low and the feet are easy to bump into. The view is the grassland in the north, and there are often people. The floor-to-ceiling windows need to draw the curtains. With breakfast for 2 people, it is only more than 100 yuan more than the sea view room without breakfast. The breakfast is rich and delicious.

This is a very large resort hotel built in a quiet location about 3-4km away from downtown Ishigaki Island. It is divided into the Ocean Wing and Villa Garden buildings, and although the Villa Garden is a little more expensive, you can drink as many soft drinks and Orion beers as you like for free every day from 15:00 to 18:00 on the lobby floor. There are canned beer and Sanpin tea in the refrigerator in the room, which were free. The large public bath has an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a sauna, and towels and bath towels are provided and can be used as much as you like. I stayed in a villa, and the room was spacious, well-cleaned, and comfortable. There is no convenience store within walking distance, but drinks are sold 24 hours a day at the shop next to the front desk. For dinner, I went to the steak and buffet restaurant on the second floor of the hotel lobby, where the food was served in courses, and the cheapest Ishigaki beef and buffet course started at 7,000 yen. I ate the 10,000 yen course, but it felt a little pricey. If you go in a group, you can take a taxi to the downtown area for 1500 to 2000 yen, so it might be a good idea to go out to eat. Overall, the hotel staff's smiles and service, the facilities, and the rooms all received positive marks. The dinner buffet restaurant was not very good value for money. By the way, there is a free shuttle bus from the airport to the hotel, but reservations are required.

Nice infrastructure and rooms. The staff is friendly and helpful. Good coffee place and big pool. Only remark, the place is a bit distant from the center, the port and the bus terminal (15-20 mins walk). Also, if you have tattoos, you can't use the bath (as expected).

There is a free shuttle bus out of the airport. If you go to the information desk and ask to go to Fusaki Beach Resort, they will show you the way. It runs about once an hour. There is no one around the hotel, so you have to rely on the hotel's own restaurant for meals. There are four of us in total, and we ate at the Western restaurant buffet next to the lobby. Dinner is 5,800 yen/person for adults. The quality of the food is very good and worth the price. There is also a restaurant called Ryukyu New World. Looking at the menu price, six very thin slices of Ishigaki beef are about 2,800 yen. The room includes breakfast, the quality is not as good as dinner, but it is also acceptable. There are short-distance battery cars inside the hotel for pick-up, and you need to scan the code to call a car. In fact, it only takes about ten minutes to walk from the easternmost to the westernmost. On the last day, I waited for almost ten minutes to check out during the morning rush hour, but I didn't get to the queue, so I pushed my suitcase away. The beach and sea water are very good. There is a shell park to the west of the pier, and you can fish on the pier (fishing gear is rented by the day). You need to bring your own beach slippers, otherwise you can go to the hotel store and buy them. Children's armbands are free, and all others are rented by the day. Swimming rings are 500 yen a day, and life jackets are 1200 a day. The staff is quite responsible. There are always lifeguards watching the beach and the heated pool is always patrolled. The hotel's glass boat is worth a ride, and the coral reef is very beautiful.

The room is equipped with a double-door refrigerator, kitchenware and tableware, induction cooker and washing machine, which is suitable for travelers who want to experience self-cooking. The hotel has a Happy Hour every evening, offering many Awamori and local Okinawa drinks, which is highly recommended! It only takes 5 minutes to walk to the shopping street, and there is an airport bus stop next to it. There was a ********* at the counter, so there was no problem communicating☺️

First-class facilities But the staff of this luxury hotel can't even communicate in simple English Towels were changed every day but the staff told me that the room was cleaned every 3 nights. I can't accept this either. But I have to say that the facilities in this hotel are really great. It was so comfortable to swim and have hot pot with my family at the hotel on the last night

Hotel is located slightly off the busy area which I like cos it’s quiet. Very near to Family Mart and supermarket Overall stay was pleasant with the room rate. Note: - Located slightly away from the busy buzz yet near to 24hr Family Mart and MaxValue. - If you need constant attention and with room cleaning, bed making service daily, this will not suit you. - Hotel staff only work on certain hours and do not speak much English. Super helpful when I asked for help eg:calling a taxi. - Fresh towels are provided daily and they placed on the door handle. - Room is spacious with big sea facing windows. - Will be great if there are more hooks on the spacious walls or toilet. - Enjoyed also the public bath esp after a day out of walking! - Free breakfast was sufficient.

The hotel is a bit old, but the maintenance of Japanese hotel facilities is still impeccable, and the hygiene is spotless. It is great to be on such a small island as Ishigaki Island. The hotel is not far from the port bus station, and it takes seven or eight minutes to walk there. There are also many restaurants nearby, including sashimi, Ishigaki beef, and home cooking. The hotel is particularly good in that the laundry room has nine washing machines and dryers, as well as microwave ovens, vending machines, and ice machines. We happened to travel during the week of Japan's Obon Festival, and nine washing machines can basically meet our needs, which is definitely enough for normal times. There are not many types of breakfast, but considering the size of the hotel, it is already very good, and the service is very good. In general, Ishigaki Island Visser is a hotel worth returning to.

The most annoying thing about this hotel is the poor light blocking ability of the rooms. There are no blackout curtains, so your sleep is disturbed at dawn in the morning. Also, during my stay, there was a thunderstorm in the middle of the night, and the lightning lit up the room (although earplugs prevented the thunder), waking me up every time. The next annoying thing was checking in. The hotel was unmanned, so you were forced to check in by yourself by entering your details into the machine, but for some reason, even if you entered your reservation number as instructed on the screen, or the phone number you used when making the reservation, it was not accepted at all, and I ended up protesting by phone, and was finally able to check in. Incidentally, there was no information on the reservation review screen in advance that the hotel was unmanned. If I had known from the beginning that it was unmanned, I would not have chosen this hotel. I hope that the operators of this reservation site will improve this lack of important information in the future. The third annoying thing was the low temperature of the water for the shower and bathtub in the bathroom. I looked everywhere for the water temperature control device but couldn't find it, and gave up on the first day because I was late taking a bath. I called again the next day to protest, and was told that the temperature control device was located next to the guest room entrance, far away from the bathroom. If it's in such a ridiculous location, why don't they give some kind of information to the customer? In the first place, why do they have to set such a low temperature as the default in the first place? The guest rooms are relatively spacious, have facilities such as a range and a water heater, and are right in front of the bus stop, so it's a shame that the basic points of a lodging facility as mentioned above are not provided, even though there are many good points.