Detailed review & photos “Senagajima Island Resort & Spa”

The hotel was built on a hill.

The entrance way to the hotel.

It was a building with a simple design.

A carport at the entrance.

Shisa statues at the entrance.

The lobby was not big, but the ceiling was high with floor to ceiling windows.

Three groups of people can check-in at once.

Beautiful flowers on display.

There was a lounge at the back.

You can enjoy a nice view of the ocean from the big windows.

The entrance seen from the lounge.

The elevators were across the front desk.

Guest room floor elevator hall

There was a window at the elevator hall with a view of the ocean.

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a toilet right at the entrance.

The room was 38 square meters wide and is a Japanese-Western room with a Ryukyu tatami room at the back. By laying a futon between the tatami mats, it can accommodate up to 4 people, making it a perfect room for families.

There were two semi double size beds with a comfortable mattress to sleep on.

Two pillows and a cushion were prepared on each bed. There were also outlets on the headboard which were convent for charging electronic devices.

There was a desk with a large mirror.

There was a Ryukyu style tatami room with a table, cushions and a TV.

There was a veranda with a chair and a table.

You can enjoy a panoramic view of the East China Sea. All rooms have a view of the Naha Airport, so you can see the airplanes taking off and landing from a close distance.

You can also see the pool bellow.

The bathroom was next to the tatami room.

There was an open air bath next to the veranda. You can take a bath whenever you like!

You can relax in the bath while enjoying the nice view of the ocean.

There were curtains hanging for privacy.

There was a shower room next to the bath. The water pressure was just right.

There was a stool prepared in the shower room, so you can sit and wash.

There was face & hand soap, cups, tissues, hand towels and amenities prepared on the counter next to the sink.

There was shampoo, conditioner, body soap, soap, toothbrush set, razor, hairbrush, shower cap, hair elastic and cotton.

There were also bath towels, face towels, body towels and a hair dryer under the sink.

The toilet was in an independent room.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There was a closet next to the desk.

Hangers, deodorant spray shoe horn.

A pajama that can be worn at the public bath and restaurant.

Cups, glasses, coffee and tea were prepared on the desk.

Electric kettle and ice pale.

There was a fridge, but nothing was prepared inside.

I had breakfast at “Ocean Dining Kaza-na” on the 1st floor.

It was a restaurant with big windows. You can enjoy your meal while overlooking the ocean.

Originally, breakfast is served buffet style with about 60 kinds of dishes, but due to Covid 19, they were serving breakfast sets. I had the “Senaga Zen” that used ingredients from Okinawa.

There was also Japanese beef curry Okinawa style rice.

You can have Teppanyaki for dinner.

The hotel has an outdoor infinity pool for guests only and is open from June to October. From the pool, you can see the unique scenery of Senagajima, the runway for planes at Naha Airport which opened in March 2020.

The Ryukyu Onsen “Ryujin no Yu” is located on the 1st floor and guests can use it for free. The natural hot spring that springs 1,000 meters underground in Senaga Island is “sodium chloride-strong salt spring,” which improves blood circulation, loosens muscles and has a moisturizing and cooling effect.

This is the “Standing hot spring outdoor bath.” It is an open air bath that is 120 cm deep, so you can stand in the bath. Round stones are laid out on the bottom to massage your feet.

This is the “pot bath”. The pot bath is a one person bath.

This is the indoor bath. It uses “nano water,” which is created with the latest technology (nanotech) and has excellent moisturizing and penetrating effects. There are also sleeping hot springs and saunas, and you can enjoy a wonderful view of the plane landing on the runway at Naha Airport, the ocean and the Kerama Islands in the distance.

Vending machine

A short 2 minute walk down the slope from the hotel is the “Umikaji Terrace,” which is home to more than 40 stores, mainly for food and shopping.

Restaurants and shops

There were many families in their 30s and 40s with small children. I also saw elderly people, so there is a wide range of guests.

There was a shuttle bus connecting Naha Airport and Akamine Station. It was 300 yen to Naha Airport and 200 yen to Akamine Station (half price for children).