Ishigaki Hotels with Wi-Fi

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.

Only when we arrived did we find out that this hotel is divided into the garden villa building and the resort. Both sides have different check-in desks. However, when we checked in, both sides said that we booked the hotel opposite, and the resort said we booked the hotel. It's a garden villa. You should go to the other side to check in. You have to walk there by yourself. When we arrived at the front desk of the garden villa, the clerk didn't even check our names, so he said we booked the hotel over there. I was obviously here in the morning. After I deposited my luggage, I told him that this was the hotel on the other side and that I had booked this place. The clerk took my passport and checked my name for me, and then he said that this is the place. I almost went the wrong way again. And this is considered a 4 or 5-star rating. There is no one at the front desk who can communicate in English. It is really not a good experience. Moreover, the room price is 2800 per night. Apart from the large room, there is nothing worth staying in. The breakfast is not It's delicious, but it's not close to the beach, so the price isn't worth it.

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.

I came to Ishigaki Island for business and then went to play for a few days. I booked this art hotel. It was very cost-effective and good in all aspects. The room we booked was quite large, and the bathroom was separated into wet and dry areas, but it was on the second floor and there was no window to see out. The hotel breakfast was very rich and tasted good. The interesting thing about the hotel is that if you don't need to clean or just clean, you can exchange a 1,000 yen or 500 yen coupon to use in the hotel shop. There are many activities on the first floor of the hotel that you can sign up for a group tour, which will depart directly from the hotel and be sent back after the tour. The location of the hotel is also quite convenient. There are food and commercial streets not far away. The only regret is that there is no gym, and it is a bit far to go to the beach.

Overall good hotel, however location is not very good it’s very from city centre and buses don’t go often. Taxi’s are expensive even for a short ride and for public transport you have to walk far to the bus stop and in the evening it’s quite dark. When you want to go to the airport same story, far walking from and to the bus stop with luggage. It’s better to stay in the city centre, because near this hotel there is ‘t much interesting going on, it’s very quiet in the area and very boring.

This is amazing. To a point that I don’t want to recommend anyone to come so that ppl won’t ruin it! The location is just minutes away from the market street, walking distance to pier and bus station. All the thing u needed can be found within minutes. The breakfast is one of a kind. As you can see from my photo…

It's a little far from the remote island terminal, the bus center, and the downtown area, but it's not too far to walk. It's a good distance away, so it's quiet and relaxing. It's also convenient that there's a convenience store right in front of it. There is a large public bath, and you can choose your shampoo and other items, and they also provide a welcome drink. I think it's good value for money.

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.

I was very satisfied. I thought it was in vain when I caught up with the typhoon. But when I arrived at the hotel, I was able to make an appointment for diving that day. The diving was in the bay in front of the hotel. The diving instructors were very professional and responsible. The hotel villa rooms are large and private, and the vegetation is very lush. I saw various butterflies, palm-sized crabs, and countless geckos, but there were no mosquitoes. You can make reservations for activities on the island in the hotel. Because the starry sky was not visible at night during the typhoon, the four-wheel ATV requires a Japan Jiaxin Haohuo international driver's license. You can see small fish on the beach of the hotel. You must bring snorkeling equipment. You can see about 10 kinds of small fish. It costs 250 yuan from Ishigaki Pier to the hotel, and 300 yuan from the hotel to the airport. There are no restaurants around the hotel, so you can only go to an izakaya near Kabira Bay. The buffet dinner in the hotel is not ideal. It is 200 for adults and 100 for children. The meals are all Okinawa specialties. There are not many meat dishes and they are richer than breakfast, so be sure to book it. Breakfast room.