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Quite place, staff is nice, free parking, good for BBQ, with Carbon and net, has washing machine, free a bottle of tea and a bottle of water in fridge, some sauces and seasoning provided, bath water is not hot enough

A family of 3 with preschoolers stayed for 2 nights in an executive twin room on the 2nd floor. A small luxury resort with a small number of guest rooms, located in a location far from the hustle and bustle, which is rare for a resort on the main island. I thought it would be perfect for enjoying a meal while spending time slowly. The rooms are stylish and comfortable. The furnishings were excellent, and I was able to spend time calmly and elegantly. The speed of wifi is perfect. It was relatively cold during my stay, so I didn't go in the pool, but the jacuzzi on the room's terrace had hot water, so I was able to relax. The beach is just down the stairs. The children thoroughly enjoyed playing in the sand. Since there are only a few rooms, the premises are all calm, and the solid interior and exterior create a very comfortable atmosphere. And the food is ”Hiramatsu” quality even in Okinawa. Both the restaurant and the lounge were all very delicious meals using local ingredients. In terms of service, although there was some variation between staff members, they were generally very polite and attentive. The only drawback is that the facilities are a little lacking. Since it is a resort that claims to be a stay type, I think that the laundry service is in high demand, but unfortunately there was only self-service. The self-laundry also has a long waiting list, so I can't wash it after all. If possible, I would like you to introduce a laundry service. Also, the spa was fully booked every day and I couldn't take it. I'm sorry for this too. Also, at dinner on the first day, amuses and appetizers were served extremely late. Each took 20-30 minutes. The course after that and the dinner on the second day were served smoothly, so I think there must have been some trouble. The quality of the rooms and meals is as good as any other Hiramatsu. However, in terms of software, I felt that it was a little lacking compared to other ”Hiramatsu”, so minus 1 point.

We used premium cottage Jinwa for 6 people. Surprise from the entrance room. Luxury and spacious beyond expectations. The barbecue with food was delicious and fun. At the end of November, it was a pity that the pool water could not swim coldly, but the furnishings, wine glasses and acoustic facilities were the best. It was a pity that there was no bath in the middle room and only a shower room. Sudden chime around 1:30 midnight. I was surprised and scared that the guests came wrong with the front desk. I was able to stay cheaply, but it was better than the nearby super luxury hotel. Thanks to that, the suite room of the Naha City Hotel the next day is not remembered. I want to stay at more than 6 people again.

I stayed in a two double bed room for one night as the last day of a short stay in Okinawa. I was coming from a two-night stay ay the Hoshinoya Resort. The contrast of the two hotels was interesting. Hoshinoya is a very Japanese style place, which has its pluses and minuses. The RC is very much an American style hotel. Which is not bad at all. I appreciated the breakfast buffet and having a large plate of perfectly cooked scramble eggs and all the items that comprise American comfort breakfast food - the fluffy pancakes, bacon, etc. The rooms were also very well furnished with no end of amenities. The property itself is very clean and well laid out. If you are a smoker, be aware you cannot smoke on the balcony and there is only one smoking area in the entire property. I also had the teppanyaki course dinner at Kise. The highest price Kise course ran around 30,000 yen. It was a bit pricey but the courses were excellent. I appreciated that the chef was low-key - no juggling of knives and spatulas. If you looking for a dependable place and also play golf, this would be worth a look. The English proficiency is still a bit of an issue, not all staff speak proficient English. That's not the fault of the hotel. I think that's a problem with Okinawa and Japan generally.