4-Star Hotels in Onna

I made a reservation with 10 college students, but there were party goods such as it, and the living room was large and the night was exciting. The bed was also a size that could be afforded even if I slept with two people. If you take a short walk, you can see the sunset, so I recommend it there.

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!

 Advantages: The kitchen has sufficient kitchen utensils, we buy meat in the supermarket and cook it. There is also a large screen to cast screens to watch. The room is large and the sanitary environment is clean. Disadvantages: There is no convenience store chain within walking distance. Large supermarkets also have to drive about 15 minutes. Check out at 10 am. 

Just as you'd expect from a Hoshino Resort property. The place was spotless, and the amenities were excellent. Beyond the in-house cafe, the food trucks parked outside offered a great variety of dining options, giving guests more freedom of choice. My only slight surprise was finding a small insect in the room, but given the natural surroundings, it's probably unavoidable.

I stayed on my graduation trip, but it was very clean and cozy, so I felt like I would like to stay again if I had another chance.

The hotel built around the pool is in a wall, while the other parts are large containers called chelets, which are very comfortable, large and functional. Our had two beds from one and a half square and a spy-spaw with three other beds where three boys could be well-being; the little bathroom was not missing; very warm water was well-regulable; there was also a sofa and a table. It was part of the washing and dryer accessories, very much comfortable. The containers/chalets are painted in a sympathetic way. The pool is really large and kept in a perfect way. The only negative note is the rise if you have no means of transport that, especially with baggage, is difficult. The staff is very available in everything.