3-Star Hotels in Kunigami District

This was the best accommodation we stayed at during our Okinawa trip. My only regret is that our itinerary only allowed us to stay for one night. We loved everything from the traditional Okinawan house exterior and the tatami room layout typical of Japanese homes, to the impeccably clean, modern kitchen and bathroom. Getting to the beach behind the property was a bit challenging due to the overgrown path, but our spirits lifted the moment we saw the ocean. Plenty of towels were provided, and having a washing machine, dryer, and laundry detergent available was great for taking care of our swimsuits after swimming. With a microwave, kettle, and toaster provided, it was convenient to buy food from outside and heat it up. The air conditioning worked well, and the water pressure was strong, so we stayed comfortably without any issues during our stay. It rained overnight, but we woke up to the loud chirping of insects outside the house. My child said this was the most memorable accommodation. The only minor drawback during our stay was how tricky it was to open the door upon check-in. It's a manual key system, and the lock mechanism was quite small, making it hard to tell if it was properly unlocked. We struggled so much with it that we had to ask a foreign guest staying in the neighboring unit, who had already checked in, for help to get it open. They mentioned they had a hard time opening their door at first as well.

Had a fantastic stay! The cabin was spotless and well-equipped with cutlery, a microwave, an induction cooktop, and even a 'black gold' stove (presumably a type of heating plate). This was incredibly convenient for late-night snacks if you wanted a relaxed evening. Communication with the management was excellent; our check-in was delayed due to travel plans, but they were very accommodating and we were still able to check in smoothly, which offered great flexibility for our trip. The included breakfast was like a typical Western-style home breakfast, but sometimes they had Japanese onigiri, which was a nice little treat to try. Since the cabin is a standalone unit, we didn't have to worry about disturbing anyone, even when staying up late. This is a huge plus for families with kids or groups of friends traveling together.

The B&B has ample indoor space and is very clean, plus it has its own parking area. All rooms face the ocean, so you can open the curtains in the morning and enjoy the sea view, which is incredibly relaxing 😎. It comes with a kitchen and all the basic pots and pans you might need, along with a rice cooker, microwave, washing machine, and dryer. A standout feature is the strong water pressure in the shower, which is wonderfully refreshing and washes away a day's fatigue and sweat 😌. There's also a convenience store right downstairs, perfect for satisfying any sudden cravings. I highly recommend this B&B! 👍👍

The location is fantastic, and there's a private beach with water activities. The swimming pool is also very clean. Every room has a balcony, and the rooms themselves are incredibly spacious. There's plenty of parking available too.

The white cottages are lined up in a place that is easily visible from the road, so you can arrive without getting lost. Check-in was thorough, so it took a long time, and I got bitten by a lot of mosquitoes, but I was warmed by the human touch. The building I stayed in was in the style of an American house from the Showa era. There was a dining table, couch, and chairs, and the ceilings were high and comfortable. The electrical appliances seemed to be a mix of nostalgic and newer items. There were not many places to plug in electrical outlets. Is this because of the place's aging? The bathroom window wouldn't open, and the lock seemed broken, so as a sensitive city dweller, I was worried about security (it was fine, of course). It was a comfortable stay.

Bird photography at the hotel backyard is not allowed which is ridiculous as there is no warning sign or whatsoever. A lady just came to say something with probably not a polite attitude. As a bird photographer who selects this hotel especially for bird photography and this special need cannot be accepted at their backyard! This is no fun at all. If the hotel doesn’t allow photographers to take bird photos at their backyard, they have to make it very clear in their Facebook or at least upon checking in !

The room looked clean, but when I walked to the tatami place to see, it was actually full of hair and a lot of sand dust, and then carefully checked the entire room floor, I can only say that there is a lot of dust, a lot of sand and a lot of hair! I can't believe it..... Later, I wiped the floor all over, and the pillow shook the dust before I had a way to rest and would not choose to stay again.

This hotel is very good. The room is very big and spacious. There is a microwave, refrigerator and washing machine. It is very convenient. The window is open to the wilderness. It is very quiet. It is close to Intercontinental. There are convenience stores and shops next to it. The restaurant is very good. However, the hotel's working hours are 3pm-9pm, so the check-in time can only be within this range. If you exceed the time, you will be charged.

Location is good, at the centre of Okinawa. Easy to go north and south from hotel. Can see sunset from the beach beside the hotel. Lots of sea activities available. Swimming pool beside the hotel. Lawson beside the hotel too. There are also 3-4 EV chargers at the parking lots. Hotel is very clean. Laundry is very convenient, 3 washinging machines cum dryer on every floor. However, tv only has 4 local channels.

I got so many problems during the check in session and I was really disappointed about the arrangement. I did not received any check in guideline from the hotel before the check in day. When I arrived the location, i released that it is a residential apartment. I called the hotel hotline for help, a lady picked up my call, but claimed no one can speak English. She insisted no one can help me for check in. I called her 4 times, and also keep sending an email and messages asked for a check in guideline, but still no one can help. I can only called Trip.com CS for help, and it was already 00:00 at midnight. I was with my 6 year old son, hang out on the street. Under the assistance from Trip.com, with over 10 calls back and forth, I can finally got in the room, but it's already 2:30am. I spent 3 hours to check in the room.