Detailed review & photos “The Busena Terrace”

From Naha, turn left on National Route 58. You will see a building with a red roof and white walls surrounded with tropical trees.

It is a big resort hotel.

There was always a staff at the entrance.

The staff will park your car for you.

The lobby was a very open space.

A spacious lobby.

There were chairs and sofas in the lobby.

There was also a terrace. You can see the coral blue ocean from the terrace.

There was a comfortable sofa and a table by the front desk.

Sofa and table in front of the souvenir shop.

Guest room floor corridor.

The atmosphere of the room was refreshing and bright based on white. It had a tropical feel. The entrance is wide and you can’t see the room right after you open the door. The room was very spacious.

The bed was comfortable. Although the mattress was soft, my body did not sink into the mattress and it was comfortable to sleep on. The pillows were big and fluffy and I slept like a log.

An alarm clock and a phone on the bedside table.

A chair with an ottoman.

A chest across the bed.

Inside was a TV and a fridge.

A sofa and table by the window.

The room has a terrace facing the beach and you can relax and enjoy the sound of the beach and enjoy the calm breeze.

There are chairs and a table on the terrace.

The view is of the resort pool and an extraordinary view of the emerald blue sea.

The bathtub, sink shower room and toilet were all in the same room.

The bathtub was big enough for an adult to stretch their legs.

A soap on the bathtub.

Shower room at the back.

The shower booth was for one person with a moderate water pressure and easy temperature control.

Amenities included toothbrush sets, hair brushes, shower caps, razors, body towels, cotton, cotton swabs, shaving foam, bath salts, shampoos, conditioners, shower gels, body emulsions, mineral soaps, and so on. THALGO bath amenities have a subtle fragrance. It felt nice on my skin.

There was also a hair dryer. In addition, there were bath towels, face towels, nightwear, beach gowns and so on. If you put a beach gown on your swimsuit, it would be convenient to go out of your room to the outdoor pool. There is also a bag for the beach, so it’s perfect.

The closet was very tall.

There is a full length mirror.

There were plenty of hangers prepared.

Slippers and a shoe horn.

There was also a safe.

Next to the TV was an electric kettle, tea bags and a coffee set. There was also a teapot which was very nice.

The contents of this drawer are charged, but there are drinks such as imported whiskey, domestic whiskey, vodka, gin, lamb, liqueur, cognac, awamori, wine, etc, as well as snacks such as olives, beef jerky, pretzel, potato chips which were very fulfilling.

There were also drinks and snacks in the fridge as well, but they were also charged.

I had a buffet style lunch at a cafe called “La Tiida.”

It was a spacious cafe facing the beach.

It was a refreshing space where you can see the coral blue sea and the nice breeze blowing.

There were many dishes to pick form .

I was very satisfies with my meal.

The main dining room “Fanouen” with a view of the ocean and has a dress code. At dusk, if the weather is nice, you can watch the sunset, with saxophone playing out on the terrace and it will be a romantic dinner time.

Continental dishes with Okinawan ingredients were served beautifully. This time, I had a summer course.

The food was delicious.

I had breakfast at a Japanese restaurant called “Manan Kaze.”

There are a lot of wines on the right hand side just after entering the restaurant, and a seat that can be used as a semi-private room in the back.

At the back of the store are vintage Awamori and Kousu jars, and it has a relaxed atmosphere.

Inside of the restaurant.

There was a terrace facing a waterfall.

The living room “Maraud” is an open tea lounge. I went in the evening and it was a wonderful space full of extraordinary sensations that echoed the sea view over the dusk and outdoor pool and the live performance of the poolside.

Seafood Market “Rumble Fish” is a grill-style restaurant with a focus on seafood.
* Open only during Golden Week, Summer, and New Years.

It is located on the tip of Cape Sena, so you can see the East China Sea from the restaurant.

Inside of the restaurant.

There is also a brewery of a original craft beer “Chatan Beer” in the restaurant, where you can enjoy freshly prepared craft beer.

Terrace Delica Selection.

There is also a morning market, that is open from 7am to 10am.

There were a lot of Okinawan products.

There was a large outdoor pool. Pools with steps on the 1st and 2nd floors were connected with a water slider.

There was an activity counter on the poolside, and towels were being lent out. I walked out to the beach from the back door.

Deck chairs with parasols.

At night the pool was lit up.

There was also an indoor poo with a kid’s section as well.

A gym with many equipments.

A spa facility. You can also ask for service in your room.

You can use a computer here.

It was very spacious.

There was also a terrace.

View form the terrace.

It was a quiet and relaxing space.

This cart will take you to your suite.

This is a one story suite.

This is the entrance. The small path will lead you to your private pool.

A bright bathroom.

Bathtub with sunlight shining in.

There was an indoor and outdoor shower booth.

Indoor shower booth.

There were sinks on both sides of the bathroom.

The other sink.

Amenities on the sink.

A terrace with a private pool.

The room seen from the terrace.

The view from the terrace.

The emerald blue sea was beautiful and the white beach was 760 meters wide.

Umbrellas and beach chairs can be used for free and towels can be rented out, so if you wear a swimsuit from your room and put on your jacket, you can easily go out to play. Activities and rental items were also substantial.

Although the swimming section was limited, the sandy beach was wide and quiet and clean, so you can spend a pleasant time just sunbathing on the beach.

It was nice to take walks along the beach.

The “Manjutsu-Ryokan” used at the summit of the Kyushu-Okinawa Summit in 2000.

Mangoku Tsuryokan Cafe Terrace.

You can enjoy a beautiful view.

Memorial statue of former Prime Minister Kominato Tsurukan Memorial.

I think that there were many couples and families. There were many families with small children. There were many foreign tourists as well. The age group was mixed. I think there were more people in their 30s and 50s.