Spa hotels in Ishigaki

"Love! This is a cute budget hotel that’s thought of everything you might want for a happy stay. The staff are lovely, the rooms are spacious and clean and the breakfast buffet is thoughtful and delicious. The hotel also has a free toiletries supply, cheap laundry room, cold drinking water taps and a roof terrace. It’s well located so the whole town is walkable. They have parking just opposite. Delightful and I’d stay here again in a heartbeat"

"The hotel environment is great! The breakfast spread is fantastic! The staff are genuinely polite and helpful. The hotel faces the beach, which is absolutely beautiful. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit. Highly recommended!"

"When the wind is light, you can snorkel, kayak, and paddle board. When the wind is strong, you can only windsurf. The windsurfing looks very professional and it is not suitable for beginners. After all, it is very cold to fall into the sea. The highest temperature in the past few days is 20 degrees, which is not hot for Chinese people. I wore a T-shirt and a jacket. I felt very cold in the water. I didn't dare to go above the waist. But it seems that Japanese, Koreans and other foreigners are not afraid of the cold. They not only wear shorts and suspenders, but also go into the water with their whole body. The children were very happy to dig in the sand. The food tasted good and changed every few days. The hygiene was okay. I didn't participate in the course, but it was said to be good. The show was too late, so I didn't watch it. It was said to be very good. I was quite satisfied in all aspects. The only bad thing is that the transportation is inconvenient and the long transfer time is a bit tiring. Otherwise, there are no bad things. It is recommended to stay for more than a week, otherwise it will not be worth the long flight. We stayed for four days and the activities were the same every day, but the children didn't have enough fun. Next time I will come in summer. It's a pity that I don't dare to go into the water in winter."