Okinawa Island Kid friendly Vacations

All good, breakfast could be better

Very spacious room, helpful staff (we met Michael and the French chef at the breakfast restaurant, they are really helpful and cheerful), wonderful view Except one of the staff at the reception assumed asian (myself) should speak Mandarin, cos he only knows Japanese and Mandarin, but very little English. My husband is from England and the staff insisted to speak to me in Mandarin. I guess as a paid customer we will have to do what's convenient for the staff not the other way round right? I hold a hk passport doesn't mean I HAVE to speak Mandarin or know this language. Never Assume, we speak Cantonese in HK.

Plenty of restaurant choices inside the hotel and the spa was nice too

Nice resort with private

Excellent stay. Very friendly staff as most Okinowans are. Rooms were very spacious and clean. Hotel has several restaurants and gift shop options. Breakfast was excellent with about 100 food options to pick from each morning. I recommend the Japanese only breakfast. Beach was gorgeous and right next to the hotel. Parking costs 500 yen per day. Indoor pool was large and clean. There are many other amenities.

Great experience overall

Room was super tiny. Not sure why they let you book it for 4 people when there’s only 2 beds. I thought there was at least another couch or convertible chair to use for one more person. Advertised a microwave oven that apparently broke the day before we stayed. Had to eat dinner cold. Otherwise everything else is great, especially the location and the fact that they can bring your car for rental just in front on the hotel.

First room we were given smelled mold. Second room had air conditioner broken

All good, breakfast could be better

Plenty of restaurant choices inside the hotel and the spa was nice too

Very spacious room, helpful staff (we met Michael and the French chef at the breakfast restaurant, they are really helpful and cheerful), wonderful view Except one of the staff at the reception assumed asian (myself) should speak Mandarin, cos he only knows Japanese and Mandarin, but very little English. My husband is from England and the staff insisted to speak to me in Mandarin. I guess as a paid customer we will have to do what's convenient for the staff not the other way round right? I hold a hk passport doesn't mean I HAVE to speak Mandarin or know this language. Never Assume, we speak Cantonese in HK.

Nice resort with private