Detailed review & photos “Miyakojima Tokyu Hotel & Resorts”

There was a signboard in front of the hotel. The flowers and trees up to the entrance are tropical and well-maintained, and are full of stability and comfort, and a resort feel.

There was a tree, which is a specialty of the hotel, on the side of the passage to the entrance, and the illumination was very beautiful at night.

Hotel name at the entrance.

The hotel has two buildings, the Ocean Wing (main building) and the Coral Wing (new building). The building on the left of the photo is the Ocean Wing, and the building on the right is the Coral Wing.

This is the Ocean Wing, a 6-story building.

Ocean wing building seen from the other side.

This is the Coral Wing, a 9-story building. This time, I stayed in this Coral Wing room.

The reception lobby is located on the ground floor of the Ocean Wing. There was also a car port at the entrance.

There was a Shisa at the entrance, but I was staying before Christmas, so I wore Santa’s red hat. The red hibiscus flowers on Shisa’s ears were also very cute in the same color as Santa’s red hat.

The entrance of the hotel had a double door because it is Miyakojima where the wind blows strongly.

Once inside, there was a drink of Shikuwasa juice and Jasmine tea, but before that, I was urged to check the temperature and disinfect my fingers because it was a corona virus.

The lobby was decorated for Christmas, including a large tree with hibiscus flowers.

There was a sofa space so that you can relax.

There was a leisure counter in one corner of the lobby. Here, it seems that you can book marine field menus, various optional tours, and sightseeing taxis in the hotel.

After the check-in procedure, I headed to the Coral Wing where my room is located.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Christmas decorations

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a closet on the right and a bathroom and full length mirror on the left.

Full length mirror.

The room was large, well-cleaned, neatly arranged. In addition to the chairs and tables, there was a large sofa, and it was a very nice room where you can relax while enjoying the view.

The bed was a large size. The sheets were clean and soft to the touch, and I was able to sleep soundly until morning. The sleeping comfort was very good.

Two types of pillows were prepared, and there was also a cushion.

There were tables on both sides of the bed, with phones, note sets, alarms, etc. on one side.

There is also a 6-port USB charger, which is convenient for charging.

There was an air purifier with a humidifying function beside the table on the other side.

TV across the bed.

Pajamas and laundry bags.

There was also a large sofa, armchairs and a table by the window.

The room seen from the window.

The window was very big.

There was a veranda.

The beautiful blue color of Miyakojima, which is called Miyako Blue, and the color of the red roof tiles of the restaurant are in harmony with each other, and it was a view where you can fully enjoy the tropical feeling while staying in your room.

The room was on the 3rd floor of the lower floor, but it was full of resort feeling with an ocean view where you can fully enjoy the sea view.

There was a washbasin on the right, a sink in front, and a toilet on the left.

The bathroom is well cleaned very well.

The bathtub was large and I put in the bath salt provided and entered comfortably. The bath salt has a beautiful red color of hibiscus, and I think it is preferred by women.

The shower was a removable hand shower, and the shower head had a switch button, so several types of showers could be used. The water pressure was also very good.

Bath chairs and bath tubs were provided in the washroom.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There was a long mirror above the sink.

There was a door next to the sink that could be opened.

You can connect the bathroom and bedroom by opening the door.

There was a stool underneath the sink.

Amenities were also provided on the sink. Amenities included shampoo, conditioner, body soap, bath salts, toothbrush set, razor, hairbrush, hairband, hair elastic, shower cap, cotton and cotton swabs. The bath salt was a hibiscus bath salt, magenta pink or red bath salt, which was very cute. The hairbrush was also solid. In addition, the hibiscus, which is the mark of the hotel, is also drawn on shampoo, etc., and the color is magenta pink, which is very cute and has a lineup that captures the hearts of women.

There was a closet at the entrance with plenty of space to store clothes.

The closet contained the built-in hangers, deodorant spray, spare pillows and comforters.

A clothes-drying stand was also provided to allow you to hang your swimsuit and wet items.

Clothes brush, shoehorn and safe.

There was a cafe corner under the TV and there was a capsule coffee machine. Two types of coffee capsules, a total of four, were prepared.

Two free bottles of water.

Ice pale and electric kettle.

Cups, glasses and green tea bags were also available. The design of the glass was vivid and nice. Also, the hibiscus coaster was very cute and I was able to enjoy the drink more deliciously.

The hotel has a bar “Moonshell” where we had lunch.

Inside the store, there is a chandelier made of about 7,000 shells, creating a tropical mood.

There are also terrace seats, so you can enjoy your meal while looking out at the pool and feeling like a resort.

The hotel also has a Japanese restaurant “Yaebishi” where we had dinner and breakfast.

There is a large window inside the store, from which you can see the pond on the hotel grounds and have a good view, so you can enjoy a relaxing and delicious meal.

Japanese food also comes with a mini buffet, and the Japanese food seemed to be more popular.

If you choose the buffet style where you can enjoy the chef’s freshly baked omelet, you will have breakfast at this all-day dining “Niraikanai”. It seems that you can enjoy a variety of buffet-style breakfasts that use plenty of local ingredients.

There was a convenience store “Vitte” on the first basement floor.

There was a shop “Plumeria” on the first floor.

There was also “Nanakaze-Miyako Specialty Museum” on the 1st floor.

The hotel had two outdoor pools. One was a 25m pool and the other was a children’s pool.

Since the pool is not hot water, it was closed from December 1st to March 15th during the winter break, but there are chairs by the pool, which is ideal for reading and taking a nap.

It was well cleaned and managed, and the water in the pool was clear and very clean. It is a very nice pool that makes you feel like a tropical country without entering the pool, and you can fully see the wonderful pool where the sunlight reflects and glitters from anywhere such as restaurants.

On the first basement floor of the Coral Wing, there was a spa “Yururia”. At this spa, it is said that it will heal with a program unique to Miyakojima, which is different from spas in Asia and Europe. For example, there is a Ryukyu aroma massage using oil leached from Miyakojima shell ginger, and you can receive facial and body treatments.

There was also a coin laundry on the first basement floor.

There was a kids space on the first basement floor, but it was closed due to the influence of Corona.

There was a “Stardust Balcony” on the roof of the Coral Wing.

View from the Stardust balcony. There seems to be a Stardust balcony on the roof of the Ocean Wing.

There was also a putter golf course on the hotel grounds.

In front of the hotel was Yonaha Maehama Beach, which is said to be “the most beautiful in the Orient.”

Even if the weather is not sunny, it is a very beautiful sea. The area around Miyakojima is full of really beautiful beaches, but I think the beaches at this hotel are the most beautiful.

Maipari Miyakojima Tropical Orchard, a tourist attraction within walking distance from the hotel

The main buses on the island stop at the hotel.

Most of the guests were Japanese. There were many male and female couples, such as elderly couples and young couples. I also saw a group of two women traveling, a group of four women, and a group of four elderly men and women staying with golf. The hotel was very busy with many guests, probably because the GO TO Travel Campaign was successful.

Free shuttle bus to Miyakojima Airport exclusively for guests

Kurima Island is close to the hotel.