Hoteles de 4 estrellas en Prefectura de Okinawa, Japón

Exceptionally surprised by how beautiful the resort was. The entire property was well-maintained, peaceful, and even nicer than expected. The service was truly top-notch — the staff were consistently welcoming, attentive, and professional. One of the highlights was the complimentary lounge access, which offered free snacks and drinks. It was a really nice touch and made the stay feel even more relaxing. The ocean view from the resort was also stunning and added to the overall experience. The breakfast, lunch, and dinner options were surprisingly affordable considering the quality and variety. Everything felt thoughtfully prepared and well worth it. The pools were just as impressive — clean, spacious, and perfect for unwinding. Overall, a fantastic experience and I would absolutely stay here again.

The check in was very easy, as was finding the location along of the villa on the beach. The condo/villa is absolutely stunning with a view of the ocean that cannot be beat. We appreciated the gorgeous sunsets, the pool and soaking tub on the 2nd floor balcony, and the outstanding views of the beach and island (Yojima) in the distance. The beds were some of the most comfortable we slept in while in Japan. We deeply appreciated the amenities - breakfast and food delivery (sausages, veggies, fresh bread, eggs and drinks) upon arrival, and found the layout of the house was fantastic for our family of 5. With two sleeping areas downstairs (kids), and an upstairs master bedroom (parents), we had MORE than enough space. One thing we would have liked about the location description online is an understanding that there is VERY little near by in terms of restaurants, convenience stores, etc. Depending on the weather, not much is walkable within 15-20 minutes. We ate at the Taco Rice restaurant, and walked 30 minutes to a local supermarket, and we drove the other places we needed to go. Also, the general impression we got from the website was that you can access the beach directly from the villa - sort of a, ”walk out to the sand” idea. You cannot. There is a 6-foot wall that separates the bottom floor of the villa with the actual beach area (needed for water level rising during storms, we get that :))... but there is no way down without jumping, nor a path to the beach (from our #3/C Villa, at least). We ended up jumping down the retaining wall using their small gate, walking around to a local business area that had a clear path, and accessing the beach that way. This was fine, don't get me wrong. Also, while the view is spectacular (and it really is), there is a TON of rebar from a former construction project (unfinished, we asked around) that sticks up out of the ocean at low, or extremely low tide (both of which we experienced while visiting - the extremely low tide happens each new/full moon, we were told). When this occurs, the beach stretches for 550 yards. We were able to ”walk and explore” (careful of course of the coral!), but for 1.5 days, we had a view of tons and tons of rebar sticking straight out of the sand, that stretched for 100s of yards in each direction. Again, this did not ruin anything, but it would be nice to know when booking a pricey room. I think the views are outstanding, given the timing you take the photo :) Overall, we would likely not stay again for the price, but it was a relaxing and splurge-y way to get that Okinawa sunset in at the end of long trip (5 weeks) in Japan. We are grateful for this adventure and my shared experience in this review is simply to help families understand more about the property. We traveled in mid-July. Thank you!

Frente a la terminal de autobuses de Naha. Cómodo para llegar y salir del aeropuerto, pero cuando vienes del aeropuerto, el hotel está al otro lado y tienes que usar el puente peatonal, por lo que es un poco cansador y problemático, y la entrada principal está en el callejón, no en la calle principal. Los huéspedes pueden utilizar parte del vestíbulo/restaurante de 15:00 a 21:00 horas, donde se sirven zumos y café (autoservicio). Como es habitual en los hoteles de negocios de Japón, los artículos de tocador básicos, las bolsitas de té y el café se proporcionan en la recepción y no en la habitación.

Review of Onna Resort, Okinawa About me: I’m a frequent flyer to Japan and a long-time fan of staying at villas and resorts across the country. I enjoy discovering different accommodations across Japan. This time, I chose Onna Resort for a relaxing group trip. ⸻ 👍 What I liked: • Spacious resort– Very roomy and comfortable, easily fits 7–8 people. Perfect for families or groups of friends. • Clean and well-maintained – The entire resort was spotless and felt well cared for. • View exactly as shown in photos – Stunning ocean view that matches the listing. Great for enjoying sunrise and sunset. • Beach nearby – A beach is within walking distance. While it may not be the best in Okinawa, it’s still nice for a stroll or quick swim. • Washer and dryer setup – Includes both a washer-dryer combo and a separate dryer, which is especially handy for drying towels and clothes after swimming. • Well-equipped kitchen – Good selection of cookware and appliances for preparing meals. • Private and quiet surroundings – Peaceful setting with no disturbance from other guests. ⸻ 👎 What could be improved: • Inconsistent check-in information – The email offered early check-in, and a staff member via video call said I could check in at 2pm. But when I arrived, another staff said it was 3pm. This communication gap should be addressed. • Missing basic items – No cups or glasses were provided, obviously an oversight by the cleaning staff. • Limited towel supply – Towels are provided strictly based on headcount. Given the proximity to the beach, it would be more convenient to offer a few extra towels without needing to ask. • Limited Coffee Supply - The resort provides coffee bags based on headcount as well, which was insufficient for guests who consume two or three cups daily. A more generous and considerate coffee supply would enhance the experience. • Insufficient tableware – Only two large plates were provided. It would be more practical to include additional small dishes, rice bowls, and condiment plates (e.g. for soy sauce or wasabi), especially for guests who plan to cook. • Lack of basic cooking ingredients – It would be helpful if staple items like cooking oil, salt, and pepper were provided to make meal preparation more convenient. • No power outlets near beds – Most sockets were located low on the wall and away from sleeping areas, making it inconvenient to charge phones or devices overnight. • Weak Wi-Fi signal in places – Internet connection was spotty in some areas of the villa, although it offers several wifi spots within the resort, but still weak

El hotel es un poco pequeño pero acogedor. Está ubicado junto a la estación de monorraíl y Kokusai. El desayuno es simplemente espectacular; ofrecen una gran variedad de comida, como comida local de Okinawa, especialidades del hotel, japonesa y occidental, además de cerveza y awamori. El personal también es amable y servicial. ¡Muy recomendable!

Esta fue mi segunda estancia en este hotel y lo recomiendo. Sin embargo, también tiene muchas desventajas. Primero, el servicio es mediocre. Algunos empleados son perezosos y tienen una actitud pésima; solo se movían después de recibir tres patadas. Además, durante el check-in, me observaron con mis maletas y bolsos, sin ofrecerme ninguna ayuda, y luego me hicieron firmar documentos. Tuve que pedirle al guía que me sujetara el teléfono para poder firmar con la mano libre. Segundo, la insonorización es pésima. Podía oír todo lo que decían los vecinos; ¡parecía que estaban pegados a mi oído! Además, mucha gente ha comentado que las habitaciones son demasiado luminosas, y es cierto. Por la noche, la luz exterior da directamente en las ventanas, principalmente porque las cortinas son demasiado transparentes. Las ventajas también son obvias: la playa es preciosa, con la mejor arena de Onna Village. Las zonas comunes del hotel son estéticamente agradables, con plantas y flores bellamente dispuestas. La selección del desayuno es regular, pero el sabor es aceptable. Hay un puerto pesquero cerca y varios restaurantes justo afuera, que ofrecen una amplia variedad de comida deliciosa. Una excelente opción en Onna Village. Quienes no se preocupen por los hoteles más antiguos y consolidados deben tener cuidado, ya que tiene más de cincuenta años. Sin embargo, ¡está muy bien mantenido! Además, las habitaciones no tienen alfombra, así que hay menos polvo. En resumen, Enna Village es la mejor opción de alojamiento. Si prioriza la habitación y la decoración del hotel, puede elegir el de Montreal, al lado; el interior es mucho mejor, pero la playa es regular. Si prioriza la calidad de la habitación, elija Montreal; si prioriza la playa, elija este lugar.

superb view of fireworks and american village. just beside the american village. The room is very big and pretty. only issue i have is i dont know why no plate or utensils is provided. There is an induction cooker but there is no way to cook since there is no pot and pans. Aeon Supermarket is 5 mins walk away.

Hay muchos insectos en las cercanías con más hierbas. Hay algunas redes de malla en la habitación del hotel  Antes de dormir, se encontró que había insectos en la cabeza de la cama, y la sola cama tenía una espuma amarilla  La noche más insectos no pueden usar la piscina es un poco desagradable  Sugerir que el hotel pueda proporcionar algo que expulsa insectos El precio del hotel no es barato, la ubicación geográfica no es conveniente  No puedo imaginar que nadie pueda ayudar a llevar el equipaje a la habitación después de la entrada. También hay menos opciones para el desayuno Si diez puntos son suficientes, el precio es sólo seis puntos.

Las instalaciones son normales, pero la ubicación es excelente. Está justo al lado del monorraíl y hay dos tiendas de conveniencia y un Don Quijote cerca. La vista al río es preciosa y, aunque no es muy animado, es bastante tranquilo.

La habitación era más espaciosa que las típicas de los hoteles japoneses; incluso después de deshacer las maletas, había espacio suficiente para moverse. Para aparcar, hay que usar el aparcamiento privado del hotel, que cuesta 1500 yenes al día. El acceso es gratuito, pero hay que aparcar antes de las 23:00; de lo contrario, se restringirá el aparcamiento una vez que el personal se marche. Como nos alojábamos tres noches seguidas, no pedimos el desayuno. Sin embargo, las reseñas lo recomendaban, así que pagamos 4400 yenes adicionales por un día para probarlo. Estaba bueno, pero no lo comería tres días seguidos. El hotel no ofrece servicio de habitaciones; solo vacían la basura y cambian las toallas a diario. El hotel ofrece bebidas de cortesía en el frigorífico. El televisor de la habitación tiene conexión a Netflix, YouTube, etc. La cama era cómoda, la vista preciosa, el secador de pelo funcionaba bien y el champú olía bien. Hay una báscula en la recepción, en la planta 17, donde los huéspedes pueden pesar su equipaje; un detalle muy práctico.