2-Star Hotels in Kunigami

Oku Yanbaru no Sato is located in Kunigami and takes about 100 minutes by car from Kyoda Interchange, near Cape Hedo and Daisekirinzan. It takes about 150 minutes to Naha Airport by car. The hotel also has a vending machine corner.Guests may borrow hair dryers and kettles at no additional charge (please inquire at the front desk for details). Facility includes a kitchenette. The hotel possesses 8 rooms.

With a stay at Yanbaru Hostel in Kunigami, you'll be near the beach, within a 5-minute drive of Okuma Beach and Okinawakaigan Quasi-National Park. This hostel is 1 mi (1.6 km) from Road Station YuiyuiKunigami and 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Kunigami Village Forest Park.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have separate bathtubs and showers and slippers.

This is a very peaceful hotel, the house is neat and super clean, there is no dust, the bathroom also has black spots dirt, and a very fragrant special Japanese breakfast. Another worth mentioning, I personally encountered some troubles about the next day's accommodation. Although the proprietress's English is not good, she is also very enthusiastic to help me solve it (we rely on google translation ), and here I want to say 'thank you' again, if it is very full marks, I would not hesitate to give them 100 points.

I stayed for 2 nights for the first time. For sightseeing in the north, the location was good and the hotel amenities were good, so I wanted to use it at home. The bed was just right hardness, and the sheets were also made of waffle material and the feeling of use was good. Unfortunately, the weather was not blessed in the day when I visited the Kunisato district because of the abundant nature, so it was a pity that there were no stars. I was sure that if the weather was blessed, I could see a beautiful starry sky. It was said that yanbarquina would appear nearby, but unfortunately I couldn't meet it, but it seems that I was able to hear the cry. Dinner was a reservation system the day before, but when I asked for it on the day of arrival, it was delicious. Near the hotel, convenience stores and restaurants have to drive for more than 20 minutes even if they are nearby, so it is recommended to make a reservation for meals. However, light meals are prepared by vending machines with a wide variety of cup ramen and sweets, so it seems that you can finish it there. 2The night was at the supermarket before arriving, bought the ground and returned to the hotel. I would like to take care of you again if I go to the north. Thank you very much.

RoomRoom1Futon3Room2Futon3Room3Queensized Bed1Living RoomSofa Bed2Toilet2 toiletBathroom1 bathroomParking lotParking 5 car for freeothersUse by anyone other than hotel guests is strictly prohibitedPlease contact us in advance even if your stay is temporaryHave a Party and bring pets are prohibited including entrance and balconyIf you violate the rules we will charge you a fine of 30000 yen

From the head of the country to the mountain 3 ｋｍ, pension yonaha Dake was located in a different world overlooking the forest and the headquarters Peninsula, and the East China Sea spreading before it. The lodge is 3 buildings, the Japanese room is 3 rooms, the meal is OK to barbecue, and it is OK to eat in the dining room. There are many repeaters such as families with children because they can also campfire. The best meal for me 々 was sunset. The sun was setting at the edge of the mountain at the headquarters, and the size of the remaining illuminations that appeared later in the magnificent orange color was already impressive. It was a sunset that I saw for two consecutive days, but it was good from that meaning because there was a difference depending on the day. Because it was such a situation, the starry sky of the full sky was great. I was impressed.

Being retired military, we have the option of staying next door, but with the holiday week, no vacancy. We decided to stay here and use the amenities (jet skis, kayaks, go carts) of the military side. The property is celebrating their 45th year, and the property is starting to show the wear and tear of age. Although the room was nicely appointed and had fresh paint and updates it is a bit dated. However, the room was comfortable, the AC worked nicely, great hot water and pressure. The facility itself is again, just dated, lots of wood rot and paint issues. But it looks like they are trying. As far as the restaurants go, even by Japan standard, they are quite expensive. We were going to have lunch at the seaside but at $25 US a hamburger, we opted to go to the military side. We did have the dinner buffet at 5000 yen each, and unfortunately we both became very ill later that evening, the selection was diverse, but nothing that would stand out. Very basic fare with a good selection (we attribute the sickness to maybe the sun and activity coupled with the mix of meal options, I am sure the food is fine) We also had the breakfast buffet, and again, it was very diverse with a nice selection. We ate light due to the night before, but did enjoy the Macha bread. I would recommend staying here if you get a good price, but some of the prices I seen were just way too much and there are better properties and locations at this price point.