Detailed review & photos “Loisir Living Suites Seragaki”

A sign with the name of the hotel written in light blue.

There are 105 rooms in the hotel and a parking lot in front of the hotel that can accommodate 115 cars.

The hotel is a 7 story building that was very clean and beautiful.

A carport at the entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

Inside were three ship propellers spinning slowly.

There were bicycles parked by the entrance. You can rent the bicycles for free.

The lobby ceiling was designed like the bottom of a boat.

The sofas were comfortable to sit in.

The front desk was across the sofas.

Oars were hanging behind of the front desk.

There was a toothbrush set, razor, hairbrush, cotton and cotton swabs prepared on the counter next to the front desk. You can take necessary items freely.

A self check-out machine.

Art works by Okinawan artists were for sell.

Lobby floor elevator hall

The elevator will not move unless you have your room key.

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was an umbrella and shoe horn at the entrance.

A place to sit down.

A cute painting hanging at the entrance.

There was a kitchen on the right and a bathroom on the left. This is a condominium style room that is perfect for a long stay.

Slippers prepared at the entrance to the bedroom.

The superior twin room I stayed in was 45 square meters wide with a balcony. The wooden floor created a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

There were two double size beds.

There was a light switch, outlet and a USB port on the headboard.

TV across the bed.

A desk next to the TV.

There was a phone, hotel information, flash light and a mirror on the desk.

Blue air purifier.

There was a table, two chairs and a sofa next to the bed. This sofa can also be used as a bed, so up to 3 people can stay in this room.

The room seen form the window.

There was a balcony.

There was a table and chairs on the balcony.

The view from the room was not particularly good, but it was a quiet environment surrounded by trees.

There was a bathtub/wash area that was very spacious. It was very new and clean.

The shower was removable and the water pressure was just right.

“Orange Rose” shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared in the bathroom. It had a refreshing citrus scent.

There was a large mirror above the sink.

Face & hand soap and cups were prepared next to the sink.

Dyson hair dryer

There was also a Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner which is convenient for lightly cleaning the room.

Face and bath towels were in the shelf next to the sink.

A washing machine/drier.

The toilet was separate from the bathroom.

The room did not have a closet, but there was a hanging space next to the TV. There were hangers, clothes brush and a deodorant spray.

There was a safe under the TV.

It was designed like a shelf on the inside.

There was a kitchen.

It had two IH stoves.

Cooking utensils and cutlery were also available in the drawer under the kitchen counter.

Electric kettle, ice bucket, cups, glasses and plates.

Barmuda microwave oven

“Seragaki Cafe” on the first floor.

They were serving breakfast, lunch and dinner here.

There are surfboards and other objects reminiscent of the ocean in Okinawa, so you can enjoy your meal in a unique atmosphere.

They have an outdoor terrace seating.

I had breakfast here.

Breakfast was a semi-buffet style where you can choose your main dish, so and I had a “pancake plate” with plenty of fruits on top.

Drink bar, ice cream corner, fruit, soup, etc.

You can buy drinks and souvenirs at a small shop in the cafe.

There was also a wide variety of frozen foods that you can warm up with the microwave in your room.

There was an outdoor pool for guests only. However, it is only open from April to October.

It is an infinity pool with deck chairs and gazebos surrounding the pool.

The pool was lit up at night.

There was a gym on the first floor that could be used 24 hours a day. It was not a big gym, but there was plenty of space to move my body and get some exersize.

There was a kids park next to the pool. There was an inflatable playground that the children love. However, it is only available from April to October.

A cup noodle vending machine.

Smoking room on the 1st floor.

This is the “Corner Twin” room. The room has a spacious L-shaped balcony and big windows lighting up the room. In addition to the two beds, there is also a sofa bed that can hold two people, so the room can accommodate up to four people.

A bathroom with a double sink.

This is the “Suite.” The 68 sqm room features a cozy living room, large dining table, kitchen and a large bedroom. With the sofa bed this room can accommodate up to four people.

The living room is also spacious, so it would feel as if you are staying in a resort villa.

This is the “Deluxe Suite.” This is the finest guest room that this hotel offers, and it can accommodate up to eight people in a 94 sqm wide room. With a living/dining room, a counter kitchen, two bedrooms and an L-shaped balcony, it is a suitable room for a large group of people stay in.

This is the first bedroom with two single beds.

This is the second bedroom with two double beds and a sofa bed. Since the mattress is laid on the floor, it is safe for children to sleep on as well.

A stylish bathtub with a view of the beach.

There was a shower booth with a hand shower and an overhead shower.

There was a convenience store a 5 minute walk from the hotel.

There were also restaurants nearby.

There were many young couples and families staying at this hotel. I did see any foreign guests due to Covid 19, but I was told that during normal times half of the guests staying at this hotel are foreign tourists.

The hotel offers a free tuk-tuk transfer service to Nami Beach.

Street in front of the hotel.