Hilton Okinawa Miyako Island Resort

“Breathtaking hotel, disappointing beach.”

The room was pleasant, the hotel offered breathtaking views, and the staff were lovely. Local massage spots in town cost only a sixth of the hotel’s price. The sea near the hotel is next to a large harbor with artificial breakwaters, making the water cloudy with a visibility of about 2 m. If I return to Miyako, I’d stay on the southern side for better sea. Breakfast was busy, so on the second and third days we had later breakfasts after a morning swim; by 9–10 am the jams and pastries ran out. The staff would refill them if asked, but I didn’t feel it was my job to request refills. The food itself was good, though. There were only a few beds around the pools and fewer umbrellas for shade, which is odd given the hotel’s size.

David·Hace una semana

Breakfast wasn’t very abundant.

Hungchia·Hace una semana

“깔끔하고 멋진 리조트, 아쉬웠던 몇 가지”

The Miyakojima Hilton Resort is still new, so overall it’s neat and the first impression of the building is pretty striking. The interior décor and landscaping are stylishly arranged, making a walk around the resort enjoyable. Its location is convenient for traveling to tourist spots or nearby areas. The dinner buffet didn’t offer a huge variety, but each dish tasted satisfying. Above all, the staff were genuinely friendly, letting me feel good throughout my stay. In general, it’s a clean, sophisticated place with courteous service, making it a comfortable spot to relax. On the downside, the internal layout of the resort is more complicated than expected, so I got a bit lost at first. The layout requires wandering around, which isn’t intuitive and is disappointing. The music coming from inside the hotel is generally fast‑paced, so it’s hard to feel the relaxed, leisurely vibe I’d expect from a resort. When I entered my room, the TV’s repeated videos and music felt a bit burdensome to me. The number of sunbeds, life jackets, and tubes around the pool isn’t enough, so using them is difficult, and at the beach the parasols must be rented by the hour, which is a let‑down. There’s no snack or beverage kiosk or vending machine inside the resort, which is inconvenient, and the laundry machines and dryers are few, so timing is crucial to use them. For families staying long, it would help to have more laundry facilities.

Suny84·Hace 2 semanas

Honestly the space is amazing, the infrastructure is awesome, be aware the beach there is not the best, but the pool area, breakfast and all were very nice. I had read a similar review before and I did not take it seriously. The review I read prior to my visit said they closed the outdoor pools for too long during a typhoon, and since I am used to typhoons, and they usually dont take more than 1 or 2 days, i thought this person was exagerating, turns out they were not. For a normal typhoon the pool was closed for more than 4 days, which was enfuriating since there was no wind at all and it was still sunny. Again, I have experience with typhoons and I understand the risks, I just think they went overboard with it, it did feel like there was some laziness to keep things open, and for the staff itself it was just easier to keep everything closed. The staff in general were not the nicest crew, but I cant say I had a terrible experience either. If you're unlucky like me and travel during typhoon season, you should be aware

Luiza·Hace 3 semanas

The environment is quiet, comfortable, and clean. The check‑in process is slow and poorly organized.

Quan·Hace 3 semanas