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“The hotel is quite nice, well located for beach vacation. Service is very good and there are 4 restaurants and cafes to choose from. Room has a very good size and clean. I guess all rooms have stunning views from the sea. The only two bad things are: swimming pool is very small with few sunbeds. Breakfast is good but no tropical fresh fruit nor fresh juices. A big disappointment when you expect good and fresh fruit in a tropical island. Besides that everything was perfect. ”

“運良く新館のほうに泊まれました。ベッドにいながら窓から海がみえるしベランダには椅子と小さなテーブルがありそこで海を見ながらくつろぐ事も出来ます。そしてとても綺麗な室内でした。1階にはコンビニ併設向かい側には居酒屋と食事する飲食店もありとても便利。シャワー室の扉はガラスばりなのでそこだけ注意が必要です。”

“Muy amables, resguardaron nuestro equipaje incluso después de hacer check out”

“We stayed in room 386, and from the very first moment, we were in love. The hotel is pure luxury in every sense impeccable facilities, elegant décor, and every corner designed for maximum comfort. The staff was incredibly kind, always attentive to every detail, and their warmth made our stay even more special. We truly felt at home. We also had the chance to go on a snorkeling tour, and it was absolutely amazing! Our guide ( I can’t remember his name) but he was incredibly kind and...

“Cleaning of the room was very poorly done and very late. One day we came back from our daytrip and was not cleaned yet. Second day we arrived at night and the door of the bed room was left fully opened with a cradle!! Service personnel were very nice and offered a free breakfasr, it was nice and nothing finally happened, all was ok inside the room. Thank god it was Japan!”

“客室も綺麗で子どももとても喜んでました！ また泊まりたいです。”

“Si no compras el paquete de media pensión no hay opciones para comer en otro lado ”

“En general buena experiencia , espectaculares vistas al mar desde el mismo dormitorio incluso desde la bañera , el personal amable internacionacional encontrarás atención en ingles , japones incluso español e italiano . Las instalaciones muy bien cuidadas y la playa Manza Beach es una de las mejores de Okinawa”