Hotels Near Yonaminenoson Park in Nakijin

불편한점 ㅇ가는길이 가로등도 없고 해서 좀 무서우 ㅇ현관문이 자동잠김이 아니라 습관이 안돼 좀 불편 ㅇ그릇들이 다 커서 밥, 반찬그릇들로 쓰긴 좀 불편 ㅇ화장실 방음이 안됨 ㅇ주방쪽에도 화장실이 있었음.. 좋은점 ㅇ 수영장이 프라이빗하고 주방과 거실사이에 있어서 아주 좋고 계속 물이 순환되어 깨끗, 수영장 앞 조경도 너무 예쁨 ㅇ 주방이 방과 떨어져 있어 잘사람 더 놀사람 구분해서 서로 방해받지 않음 ㅇ 수건, 각종 용품들이 너무 넉넉 ㅇ 여러가족이 놀러가서 지내기에 너무 적합 ㅇ 세탁기,건조기기 있어 수영장, 바다 이용에도 너무 편리 ㅇ 현관 앞에 바로 주차가능 ㅇ 모기 많을 줄 알았는데 없는 시기인지(10/24,25) 전혀 없음 바베큐장 쪽이 수풀이라 큰나방괴 벽에 달팽이정도

If you look at the photo of the reservation site, you can see it as a beautiful resort hotel, but in fact, it is the impression that there is an old building with a year in a remote place. I felt lonely like I was traveling to India alone for the first time in a backpacker. It is a little different from the beautiful beach and the coast though it is in front of the sea. The room is very small, and there is no table to put luggage, so it is spread on a narrow floor or spread on a small bed. The facilities are generally old, the walls are brown and the outlet is only inconvenient. The sheets were clean and clean. We stayed in a meal plan, but the meal including hospitality is not bad. The low evaluation factor was the end of the year and the beginning of the year, but despite the garage, it was the same price as the busy period of a decent resort hotel. I think there is a private inn fee...

Wood Pecker Nakijin is a lovely place. The hotel rooms was converted from old train compartments which made them so special. It was like staying in a real trailer! Free SPA is provided that adds a plus to it. Moreover, the beach is just behind the hotel, it takes only few minutes to walk there. One thing I believe Wood Pecker Nakijin needs to improve is the water temperature for shower. It was unstable during my whole stay there. P.S. Nakijin Castle Ruins is so close to the hotel, it takes only about 10 minutes for driving and within 30 minutes walking distance from Wood Pecker Nakijin. If you stay in Nakijin Village, make sure you go there, It is worth seeing!

I usually don't write much word of mouth or reviews, but I want to tell you this time and write it. I was borrowing SUP at the marine activity counter and playing, but when I returned to the hotel after playing, there is no smartphone in the waterproof case! It seems that it fell when I snorkeled from SUP to the water. It was a wide coast, so I gave up. I told the counter brother that if you drift, please contact me, but I didn't expect it at all. A little before I got on the return flight, my wife called my smartphone and I found it! It seems that the handsome Ninny of the marine activity counter dived and looked for me. I really appreciate it. I re-interpreted the warmth of Uchinanchu. The hotel is a bit old, but the location is the best. The room was clean and I had a good vacation.

I stayed here for one night with my wife and child (0 years old). We were told that there was a baby bed available at check-in, so we rented one. There was a diaper box and baby supplies in the room, so we were able to spend our first trip comfortably. Many villas do not allow children, but this was a wonderful villa that was both child-friendly and allowed guests to stay. We will also stay here when our child gets older. The ice cream, sausages, and cup ramen provided were also delicious. It was also convenient that there was a washing machine, dryer, dishes, microwave, and toaster.

This was my first time staying here. I stayed in a villa with a pool. The location and the ocean were very beautiful. You can go straight from your room to the pool and jacuzzi, and in the distance you can see the Kouri Bridge and the ocean, which is a spectacular view 🙌 The room was spacious and I can only say it was the best! There were glasses etc., but it was a little disappointing that there were no plates. If there were a few more kitchen utensils, I think the room would be even better! It was a villa I would definitely like to use again when I come to Okinawa!!

I stayed with 5 family members. Choose a villa building where you can see Kouri Ohashi Bridge! It was the best room for children to swim in the pool, and the view of Kouri Ohashi Bridge was also the best. I think it depends on the room, but the room we stayed in was a little disappointing because there was a building in front of the bridge side. There is nothing in the way from the lineup of the room to the location, and I think there is a great place. I was worried because I was with a baby, but it was very good to be able to deal with the color 々 impossible things. There is also a washing machine, and you can rest assured! There is a place in the facility that becomes a night bar, but the starry sky where you can buy Orion's premium draft beer in one hand is the best. It's a rule to order your own and bring it to your room. I think it's great for families with children. I ate at the restaurant for breakfast only, but it was delicious. The child is addicted to it and eats at home. I ate a lot. I would like to stay again.

Long time traveller, first time reviewer. I was absolutely compelled to write this glowing review, as it took a lot of digging to even discover this hotel online, given the hotel's strong Asian focus and our family being from Australia. Indeed, when we were warmly greeted, we were told by our lovely host that we were the first Australian family to ever stay here. So in writing this, I hope it helps the hotel attract more international clientele. From the moment we were greeted (by the wonderful Akiko, who happened to have spent time in Australia and spoke excellent English), to the moment we departed, the hotel couldn't have been more perfect. The architecture and design, the furniture, the brilliant views, the stunning and quaint Kouri Island setting (beautiful beaches, very good snorkelling), all made for a brilliant first impression. Then to our room where the impression continued - spacious, beautifully appointed with many inclusions, and as the hotel was quite new, everything worked perfectly. Next, the restaurant, a beautiful space with stunning views over the ocean, served as a perfect setting for truly brilliant high end Japanese cuisine. Freshness and flavour in the food was paramount and the generosity was almost too much - sometimes we struggled to finish everything. And if you are a wine or sake lover, then you are in for a treat. We took the all inclusive package given the restaurant is quite expensive for Okinawa (but quite reasonable for high-end Japan), thinking of course that the wine and sake included would be modest at best. But we were absolutely blown away by a magnificently curated collection of wine and sake that were all included. Guided by food pairings by the sommelier, we were presented with an amazing selection of top Champagnes, Burgundies, Bordeaux and Italian wines, as well as serious high end sakes. As a wine professional, I was absolutely blown away and it made the whole experience truly memorable, as well as unbelievably good value. One word of advice - whilst the hotel has stunning views of the ocean, it isn't on the beach. However, it is just a 15 minute walk, 5 minute e-bike ride (available at the hotel), or just take a complimentary lift from the resort staff. Thank you to the wonderful staff for a truly memorable stay. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough.

I wanted to visit Kouri Island during a drive 15 years ago and stay on the island. The rental car fee is soaring, and I managed to find a light navigation system at a reasonable price. Fortunately this is. (I wanted a navigation system) I found a canban that I would miss when I arrived at Kouri Island and was looking for an inn. When I entered the path and climbed the slope, there was Sea Breeze Kouri. It seems that there are about 4 facilities along this path in terms of number of Kanban, but it is difficult for cars to pass each other. I climbed up and down about 10 times, but only once came an oncoming car, probably because the typhoon just hit and there were few customers. I managed to give it up. Even though I was looking at the photo, my wife looked at the appearance and thought, ”Well, here ～💧”, but when she arrived, she received the key from the owner and went to 201. Looking inside, the water area is clean and the room is used without wasting space, so I don't feel it's small and my wife is convinced! From the jacuzzi, I could see the lights of the cars passing through Kouri Ohashi Bridge and the lights of Yagaji Island on the opposite bank at night, and the beautiful sea was the best in the morning. Supper is small 々 Is it difficult? Kouri Island. The owner will pick you up on the first day and pick you up at an izakaya. 2nd day optional rooftop BBQ 3rd day supermarket and island take-out items. 4th day supermarket. 3rd and 4th day I bought something on the balcony. Don't forget that when you spend a hot time on the balcony, you have to turn off the air conditioner and it's hot due to the heat of the outdoor unit. ○ I was impressed. The owner secured vegetables in the shortage of vegetables after the typhoon and baked the BBQ. It was fun to hear the story of Color 々. On the third day and the fourth day, I saw a shooting star, and both days went up to the rooftop and watched the starry sky. On the third day, there was a BBQ 々 and I had a awamori, and I was able to listen to the local story, and I had an unexpected exchange. I was in trouble. There seemed to be no convenience store on the island or Yagaji Island, so he searched for ice and there weren't many convenience stores. It was dark at the lighthouse and was in a nearby store. This is the third time I have stayed in the north. We also stayed at a resort hotel, but it may be fun for those who want to color 々 by themselves. I wonder if I want to stay here again in the north.

Despite the remote location in a far corner of Kouri Island, this Villa is quite easily accessible, within walking distance to the landmark attraction Heart Rock on the Island. The openness of the Villa is unique, which may not be liked by those who require security and privacy. A dip in the jacuzzi on the terrace during the day is a highlight of our stay. We particularly enjoyed having all curtains opened so we could submerge ourselves in nature and looked at the vast blue sky of Okinawa in the sunny afternoon we luckily had during our stay in mid April.