"Very quiet environment without too many tourists around. Some restaurants nearby and the BBQ Ishigaki beef restaurant is around the corner. Overall it is relaxing."
"The staffs were not on duty most of the time during my stay. When I needed some more toilet paper, tissues or towels, no one could help me. Even I checked out at around 11:30 am, I just dropped my key to their mailbox as no one was on duty."
"Solid business Hotel for a stay in ishigaki. It's away from the main area so is a 10-15 min walk to restaurants etc but is v quiet. Room is clean and has all the amenities except a shower curtain which I thought a bit strange. No carpet either but total fine with that. For some reason the TV decided to turn on by itself at 6am this morning which was a rude awakening but other than that all good. "
"Great location and accommodating to foreigners. Worth booking if you are looking for a "apartment hotel" with a kitchen and space to do your own thing. Imagine the space and number of beds would be a great benefit for larger groups. Bear in mind there is no check in staff to assist unless directly requested. But this was what we looked for so worked well!"
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"Incredible destination. Everything is so beautiful in the resort and well tought of. We loved the design, the view, the staff, the pools, the batida restaurant and its chef Francois is also really nice and delicious. The breakfast is so worth it, and we loved the happy hours durings weekdays. The spas and saunas were also a big add on (for free) and we were happy the resort accepts tattoos as there are many that don’t. The area around is not as luxurious but very safe and the grocery store is nice to cook a meal in your bedroom if you feel like it. Only thing to upgrade would be there was no equipment to do the dishes so we had to use hand towels. Also if you want to go to a restaurant outside you better reserve before as we were refused because of lack of place. Overall it was on of the most beautiful hotel we went to."
"The hotel is beautiful and well located on the beachfront. We had a stunning view. The room was spacious, clean and beautiful.
The only thing we were very disappointed in was the poor level of English in the reception area. It was painful and at times impossible to inquire about anything. They have a service app that was helpful with most things but when it wasn’t working or it wasn’t a simple matter and you have to go through reception it is very difficult. "
"The room was clean and the staff were friendly, so there were no problems with the stay, but parking was on a first-come, first-served basis, so when it was full guests had to use a nearby paid parking lot."
Yaeyama Museum is located in an area of Ishigaki that travellers like for its island views and beaches. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, take a look at the 96 hotels and other accommodation options you'll find within a mile.
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What can I see and do near Yaeyama Museum?
You'll want to browse the exhibits at Awamori Museum and Taketomi Folk Craft Museum. Sights like Ishigaki Yaima Village, Kannonzaki Lighthouse and Miyara Dunchi are landmarks to visit in the area. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Ishigaki Island Limestone Cave and Banna Park.
