Detailed review & photos “Sheraton Okinawa Sunmarina Resort”

From the national highway I was able to see the large building with a beautiful white wall in a shape of a staircase.

The red roof created a tropical look.

At night the hotel is lit up.

Pathway leading to the entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

There was a pond in the lobby.

The roof was very high.

While many colorful Okinawan fish are swimming here and there, I was impressed by the aqua rims that were so wide that you forget that you are in a hotel lobby.

They have projection mappings here.

The light was beautiful.

There was also a very colorful grand piano in the corner of the lobby.

The front desk was spacious.

You can see the lobby from the elevator.

A pathway leading to the South Tower.

Guest room floor corridor.

The South Tower seen from the outside.

South Tower lounge. You can have free drinks here.

The entrance seen from the lounge.

South Tower 1st floor elevator.

Guest room door.

There was a full length mirror and a luggage stand.

The room was new and comfortable to spend time in.

The white and brown toned room was functional yet refined and cozy.

There was a ceiling fan won a high ceiling.

A table and chairs.

The bed was very comfortable to sleep on. The mattress was soft, but my body did not sink in and the pillows were also big and soft.

An alarm with a panel that lights up.

Across the bed was a TV.

There was a sofa, chair with an ottoman and a table by the window.

Sofa and table.

You can see the ocean from the big widow.

There was a table and two chairs on the terrace, and it was nice to be able to look at the ocean and relax.

I enjoyed the panoramic view of the hotel’s garden and the ocean at back. There was complete privacy with the people next to us.

There was a breakwater just in front of the room, and there was a white mini lighthouse at the tip of the breakwater.

The bathroom was next to the TV.

The bathroom was big and it felt open with a big widow with a view of the ocean. It is a new building, so the facilities were in good shape and the bathroom was easy to use.

The bathtub is large and the bottom is shallow, so that adults can stretch their legs and relax. There is plenty of space to wash.

A hand shower that can be adjusted and removed. The water pressure for the shower was not strong, but it was not a problem. The temperature could be adjusted easily.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared.

Across the bathroom was the toilet.

The toilet had a Washlet function.

There were two sinks.

Amenities included a toothbrush set, hair brush, cotton, cotton swab, nail file, razor, shaving foam, body sponge, bath salt, shower cap, mouthwash, and face wash.

Shampoo, conditioner, body soap and body lotion were also prepared next to the sink.

Towels prepared under the sink.

The closet was both high and wide, with sufficient storage capacity, and the trunk storage area was also next to it, making it easy to use.

There was an iron, ironing board, shoehorn, clothes brushe, and so on in the closet.

Slipper and beach sandals.

A safe was also in the closet.

There was a cafe corner next to the TV. There was a pot, coffee machine, and electric kettle, as well as various tea bags and coffees.

There were free drinks in the fridge.

There are several restaurants in the hotel and I ate at the buffet style dining room “Sense.”

The restaurant was spacious.

The seat facing the garden was nice.

I could see the sunset from my seat.

You can choose a main dish and the rest is served buffet style.

There were many dishes to pick from.

There were Japanese dishes and Okinawan dishes.

“The Grill” is an open kitchen, so you can get a close-up view of cooking fresh Okinawan ingredients, focusing on local production for local consumption.

“Sunset Bar & Terrace” is an oceanfront bar where you can enjoy an exquisite cocktail while watching the sunset.

The shop in the hotel was a gift shop/convenience store. Okinawan foods, folk crafts such as glass and shisa, resort wear and accessories needed in the sea were being sold.

There was Sun Marina Beach in front of the hotel. It was a white sand beach with emerald green water.

There was a protective net and the swimming section was limited, but it was still enough space to go swimming.

There were beach chairs and you can use the parasols for free.

You can also use the kayaks and pedal boards.

You an sign up for marine activities.

Free toys for kids.

You can shower right after getting out of the water.

There was a big garden pool. There is a long waterslide in the pool, and it definitely looks fun. There were two types of water sliders, total length 83m and 31m.

There is also a shallow pool for children. There are many parasols and chairs on the poolside, so it looks good for sunbathing. Because it is connected to the beach from the garden pool, you can go straight beach.

There was a general complex “Nuchigusui” in the hotel. There was an indoor pool and fitness center, public bath & sauna and spa here.

There was also an indoor pool, and the poolside chairs were colorful, making it a resort-like pool. There is also a shallow pool for children.

There is an ocean front wedding chapel where you can have a wedding.

There is no business center, but there was a PC and printer on the lobby floor. There was also a corner where you can play PS4 games.

A game room where you can play billiard, table tennis, darts and table football, a kids room where the colorful ball pool is eye-catching, a circuit room that you haven’t seen this time but a 34m circuit, and other handmade experience workshops. There was also karaoke.

Vending machine in the South Tower.

There is an ice machine. There is also a hotel laundry service, but there were coin laundries in the Main Tower and South Tower.

City around the hotel.

Many of the guests were couples and families with small children. I think there were many young people in their 20s to 40s. It was divided into a main tower and a south tower, and school excursion students stayed in the main tower.