Ginowan Hotels with Parking

We are two big and two small. This is a very careful homestay. Many small places feel very intimate. There is a film attached to the bathroom sink. Japan is relatively dry. It is indeed necessary to put an ornament on the sink. A tray, you have to take off the accessories when you take a bath. This is a small detail that the hotel has not noticed in the past. The bath towel also provides two sets of different colors. It may be convenient for passengers to distinguish ～ and the response speed is also very fast. The family is also very suitable for ～.

The boss and his wife patiently explained the facilities in the room. The room is very large and warm, and there is a small kitchen where you can cook. It is very close to the entrance station of Putianjian, and the transportation is very convenient. I will stay in Okinawa next time. 🤩🤩🤩

New decoration, clean facilities, enough space, the hotel provides all toiletries The fly in the ointment is that the parking lot is a bit narrow, so pay attention to the big car

I stayed for 4 nights for business use. The room was equipped with facilities that could be used for long-term stays such as washing machines and cooking utensils. It was helpful that the bathroom drying was also installed. It is very convenient because there were plenty of restaurants behind the hotel. There is also a parking lot, but it is recommended to make a reservation in advance because there are limited numbers. (¥ 800/1day) There is also a shared cycle stand in front of the hotel, so you can easily access the beach.

I have everything. It was very clean and the best. I'm grateful that it was close to the live venue. I would like to stay here again when I have a live performance.

Very cheap. Good location. Have kitchen utensils. Closer to the beach and supermarket.

Because I just went to Yiye Bay to choose this one, the service attitude is very good, the space is large, the facilities are very good

The location is quite poor, but the health is not as bad as expected, it’s okay to live casually