"A nice hotel with a Lawson just right next to it. Room was a little bit small and location of the hotel wasn’t close to any famous attraction, but still great value at its price."

"This is a very good hotel, and the Prince brand is consistently reliable in Japan. The surrounding area has excellent shopping facilities, and the hotel's central location makes it convenient for visiting attractions. There's a yakiniku restaurant, a convenience store, and what I liked most was a great sports store with plenty to buy."

"I woild like to frequent here."

"Wonderful view out of my room in the West wing which I believe is the newer wing. Huge room and bathroom. Well maintained! It is in the middle of the island so easy to take Uber to all the main attractions."

"This was my second stay, and I opted for the same 600-square-foot, one-bedroom layout. The hotel's location is fantastic – quiet yet convenient. Besides the San-A mall, there's also a 24-hour Union supermarket, Round-1, and Nishimatsuya nearby, which is extremely handy. There are also several restaurants within a 10-minute walk. The breakfast buffet didn't have a huge selection but was sufficient to fill up. The gym has basic equipment, and the outdoor pool is on the ground level, not on a higher floor. The hotel staff were incredibly friendly, proactively helping with luggage and providing a detailed explanation during check-in. Also, as I had a two-year-old, daily cleaning supplies were needed, and the housekeeping staff provided extra cleaning cloths after tidying up. The Grave Cafe right next to the hotel is highly recommended. It's very close to Parco City by car, and getting to American Village, Aeon Mall Rycom, and Kokusai Dori usually takes 20-30 minutes."

"This is a hotel (B&B) that is so good that it shocked me! Very friendly and practical for families of 2 adults and 1 child (or 2 children)! We checked in for the Disney Fireworks that day. All the hotels and B&Bs in the Ginowan area had increased room prices because of the fireworks that day, but the price of 1,200+ per night (including 2 breakfasts) was still acceptable to us. , especially after experiencing it, I have to lament its cost-effectiveness! The front desk is very Japanese-style, small and exquisite, but the three certificates on the small table beside it (I only discovered it when I checked out) already revealed the great things in the room. When we entered the room, we were shocked! The room is so big! There is a balcony and you can directly see the bay in the distance! From the observation deck outside the room door, you can see Ginowan Seaside Park on the other side (a 10-15 minute walk to get there, there is a beach!). There is also a small observation opening on the fence for the convenience of children who are not tall enough. You can also see the scenery, considerate and safe! Interior decoration is all available! Small but subtle in typical Japanese style. An integrated bath with dry and wet separation. The wet area has a bathtub + a sitz bath area. The mirror cabinet in the dry area is cleverly designed and turns into a three-dimensional dressing mirror when opened. The entire bathroom has different air volume functions and temperature adjustment switches. The wet and dry areas are separated from the outside by doors, which can be used by one person to ensure privacy, or can be used by multiple people separately. The toilet is separated into a separate room to avoid odor. The small cooking table has everything, including an induction cooker, a kettle, a microwave, a coffee machine, and in the cupboard below there is a multi-function electric hot pot (which can be used for hot pot and maybe barbecue?) and a small rice cooker. All the tableware is neatly placed in the glass cabinet next to it. There are also chests of drawers, wardrobes, rattan retractable dining tables and chairs, small folding tables, clothes drying racks, etc. It will be absolutely pleasant to live here for 3 or 5 days! There were three of us in our party, so we ordered an extra breakfast (1,300 yen). There were three options for the three-meal set: traditional Japanese, Western, and curry rice set. The first two we chose are all you can eat! The small restaurant serves three meals a day, and can also be turned into a small bar at night. Perhaps because of the Disney fireworks, the Disney+ channel is always playing on the TV, which makes the children happy. After checking out and getting in the car, the sister at the front desk chased me out and stuffed three of their homemade hot muffins, which were freshly baked from the oven, and they were delicious! Heartwarming! ❤️ Choose them for your next summer beach vacation!"

"Excellent experience ❤️"

"I stayed here for 4 nights for business purposes. The room was equipped with facilities for long-term stays, such as a washing machine and cooking utensils. It was also helpful that the bathroom had a dryer. There were many restaurants behind the hotel, so it was very convenient. There is a parking lot, but the number of spaces is limited, so we recommend making a reservation in advance. (¥800/1day) There is also a bicycle sharing stand in front of the hotel, so you can easily access the beach."

"Living alone is very comfortable. It feels like home; everything is provided: washing machine, microwave, induction cooker—it's great. However, there's one small drawback: I don't have any utensils or cookware. I have to prepare everything myself if I want to cook. There's also a 24-hour store nearby, which is convenient for shopping."