Hotel Murasakimura Reviews

Brilliant breakfast, really nice park around and very big room

Rooms are spacious! Clean and tidy. Theme park next to the hotel is run down and not much attractions during the day. Occasional light shows or free entries but your timing must be right to view this. Location is next to the beach as well. Only downside for Onsen lovers is it operates limited hours.

Located slightly off the main road but easy to find via Google Maps (we drove a rental car ourselves). Plenty of free parking spaces. Smooth check-in & out process with house rules clearly written in English, the attendant was kind & understood simple English words so no communication issues. We had a clean, spacious room for 3 adults (good for 4; futons are in cabinet) in a traditional meets modern room type with full amenities provided (collect toothbrush set, slippers, etc from concierge). Breakfast was a local Japanese spread (don’t expect too many choices but decent in flavour) in a traditional Japanese teahouse - loved the vibe! Entry to the theme park was free (already part of hotel fee) & was a relatively quick walkthrough - there are some areas of workshops like painting your own shisa, so worth a check if you’re into crafts. The theme park was yokai-themed when we were there in early Sept so it added an element of spookiness to it, we missed the projection at night - it would’ve been a sight to see. Overall, it was a pleasant stay at affordable rates & we’ll be back if we’re ever in Yomitan.

Great resort

The hotel is located in a remote area and it is inconvenient to eat. But it is located in an amusement park, and there was a ghost-catching activity during the May Day holiday. Many local people and children came to play there. At the same time, those staying in the hotel can experience the large bath next to it for free. If you like to integrate into local life and drive here by yourself, it would be a good choice. Otherwise, you can only walk 400 meters to eat hamburgers or pizza for dinner, or eat at the food stalls in the park, which are very average. . . The hotel room is relatively large, and the floor bed can accommodate several people. It is a bit old, but acceptable. The toilet, bathroom and sink are all separated, which avoids the embarrassment of multiple family members fighting for the toilet. But the youngest child cried a lot in the middle of the night during the two nights we stayed there. I don’t know if he really disliked this hotel.

Booked one night for the Lantern Festival. No Asian tourists, only Japanese and base tourists. A very comfortable environment. The room is very large and suitable for family travel.

The unit bath in the room is brand new, and the room is clean and sufficient. The breakfast buffet served in the detached building called Janatei is luxurious in both taste and atmosphere that you can't find anywhere else. The Lantern Festival held in winter is a must-see. If you stay overnight, admission and bathing are all-inclusive, which is even better. *********************

Suitable for bringing children, far from restaurants and shopping, inconvenient transportation

The hotel is suitable for self-driving tours, and the staff at the front desk are friendly The room was big and the breakfast was pretty good. It was a leisurely meal in an old house. You can also visit the store next door the next day I will probably stay here again next time I come to Okinawa