Hotels with WiFi in Ishigaki

"My stay was from late February to early March, and I was in room 5503. The first thing I noticed, and it's a major plus, is the fantastic location. It's incredibly convenient for island hopping, being right next to the Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal. The bus terminal is also within walking distance, making airport access and getting around the city a breeze. Even as a first-timer to Ishigaki, I felt very comfortable getting around. Breakfast was served from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM at ”Toreador” on the first floor, a Japanese and Western-style buffet. I used it and was pleased to find a good selection of Okinawan dishes, like Goya Champuru and Okinawa Soba, really adding to the vacation feel. It was great that it opened early, allowing plenty of time to eat even before heading out to the islands. The breakfast ticket system was well-managed, and the instructions at check-in were clear, so there was no confusion. My room was generally clean and had a calm atmosphere. While the facilities weren't brand new, they were well-maintained and comfortable. The bed was comfortable, and I was able to get a good rest after tiring days of sightseeing. Being on a higher floor was also a plus, as I wasn't bothered much by outside noise and enjoyed a peaceful stay. The staff were very polite and helpful, and both check-in and check-out were smooth. Their explanations for sightseeing and hotel facilities were easy to understand, which was reassuring. I feel that this kind of attentive service significantly enhances the overall satisfaction of the stay. Overall, the hotel offers an excellent balance of location, convenience, price, and service. I'd particularly recommend it to anyone planning to visit the outlying islands. Even including the actual breakfast and use of the public bath, my satisfaction was high. It's a reliable base for an Ishigaki Island stay. I would definitely want to stay here again on my next visit to Ishigaki."

"I chose this guesthouse because the price was ideal and it looked beautiful in the pictures. Staying here turned out to be an amazing experience, and it's a wonderful guesthouse. First off, the location is superb. It's a short walk from the bus terminal, which is the last stop for buses from the airport. The ferry terminal for trips to the remote islands is also nearby. Right in front, there's Ishigaki Village, a place with restaurants and standing bars. Pretty much everything else was within walking distance too. The owner, Shingo-san, is very kind, and you can tell he genuinely wants guests to have a good time. They had events like BBQ and curry (or ”Yuntaku” as they call it?) for guests to enjoy, all offered at a very reasonable price. Of course, participation was optional, and you could choose whether or not to eat. It's a great option for budget travelers, and getting to meet and befriend travelers from various countries was the best part! The dormitory room was exactly as pictured – clean and comfortable. Thanks to the minimal rules, there were no unpleasant experiences, I guess. Even as a first-timer in Ishigaki Island, I got lots of tips and was even taken to places. It made for wonderful memories. I'm glad I chose this place!"

"The accommodation was surprisingly spacious and very clean. I really liked the wooden floor, and I think it was the best value-for-money place I've stayed at while traveling in Japan. The lounge on the 5th floor, though not large, was very nice, and since it got a lot of sun, I'd often go up there to sit when I had some free time instead of staying in my room. The location was also excellent. There were restaurants and markets all within walking distance, making it easy to get around. It was stated that cleaning would be done every 4 days, but fresh towels and trash bags were hung on the door daily. I could simply return used towels to the drop-off bin and tie up the trash to be promptly removed. I didn't experience any inconvenience, and I would definitely consider staying here again."

"On our family vacation to Ishigaki, we chose this hotel known for its 'amazing breakfast.' The location is super convenient – a direct bus from the airport to the 'Museum Mae' stop, no transfers needed. The room was a bit on the smaller side, but perfectly fine for two people. The breakfast truly lived up to its reputation! 🎉 They had specialty Ishigaki beef, Okinawan-style stew, and various fish. I even made my own seafood bowl and had some Yaeyama soba – it was incredibly satisfying! 😁 After such a filling breakfast, we didn't even need lunch, which meant more time to explore the sights, which was great! 👍 The only thing to note is that there was no room cleaning service during our stay; we had to put our trash bags outside the door ourselves each day."

"I stayed here for 3 nights on a solo trip. It's a 30-minute, 550 yen bus ride from Ishigaki Airport to the remote island ferry terminal via Kariyakan Bus. The hotel is about an 8-minute walk from the bus stop. The distance to Euglena Mall was about the same. The hotel staff were all very pleasant, and their service was excellent. I chose not to have my room cleaned during my multi-night stay, but amenities and towels were available for self-service in front of the elevators, so I didn't feel any inconvenience. For welcome drinks, there were ice cream, soft drinks, and 8 types of awamori. While the breakfast didn't have a huge variety, there were slight changes daily to keep things interesting for repeat guests, and it was delicious, so I recommend staying with breakfast included. This is a hotel I'd love to stay at again if I visit Ishigaki Island."

"The breakfast offered a wide variety of good quality options, and even on weekdays, the hotel had a high occupancy rate. The staff were very friendly; I was particularly touched when the gentleman responsible for cleaning in the morning bowed to me in a traditional Japanese greeting. We booked sea view rooms through Trip.com, and my friend and I each made separate bookings. It turned out the room types were slightly different, with one being much closer to the sea, which led to a bit of a disagreement with the front desk. Luckily, we speak Japanese, and the hotel eventually made a compromise, for which I'm grateful! I hope Trip.com can be more accurate when describing room types during the booking process to avoid such unnecessary hassle. The hotel is right by the sea, and the water is clear, but it's a shame there's no sandy beach, which was a bit disappointing. The rooms are also on the smaller side."

"The hotel has a great location, about a 4-minute walk from the airport shuttle bus. There's a dive shop right next to the hotel, making it very convenient for boat trips. It's also very close to the pier, and everything else is easily accessible. I recommend booking island activities in advance, as same-day bookings may not be available."

"一人旅で2泊しました。無料の駐車場もありました。部屋に入った瞬間、とても広くてびっくりしました。スーツケースのパッキングなどやりやすかったです。元々別の施設だったそうで、部屋の洗面台や大浴場のシャワー等はバリアフリー仕様でした。気になったのは、化粧台の照明がないなど全体的に暗かったです。飲食店街までは徒歩で行けますがちょっと遠いです。"

"The environment is beautiful, and the room isn't too small. There's a large outdoor hot spring bath on the upper floor. If the weather is clear, you can even see the Milky Way from the pool! Breakfast was delicious! They even have Yaeyama soba, haha."

"Very convenient as there’s bus stop just outside the main entrance. Can go to airport, pier & other places easily. Many different restaurants outside the hotel. Lobby is big. All staff is very helpful & friendly although English is not so good. The free welcome tea in the afternoon is tasty. Room is big & sea view is good. Free hot bath/spring is good that can release the tiredness after activity. Breakfast & beef BBQ buffet is good & valuable. But surprisingly, the swimming pool seems not free & small. Anyway no time to use. Conclusively, we like this hotel & valuable in low season."