Hirara·8.9
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也可以直接打，比如 “20号前后，住三晚”
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Irabu Journey INN on Miyako Island offers vibrant, family‑style rooms and a communal lounge, appealing mainly to 20‑30‑year‑olds. Located just a minute’s walk from the beach and five minutes by car from Shimojishima Airport, the inn features a Finnish sauna, rooftop terrace with sea, star, and sunset views, free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, and a shared kitchen.
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住客对酒店各方面的评价。
The vibe was really harmonious. If you don’t understand Japanese it becomes exhausting; staff should at least know a little English. The night was too loud—seemed like the staff were playing together, not guests. Youth hostels usually have noise issues, so a bit more control would help.
Chiaoyi·2周前
The staff were exceptionally hospitable, so I felt at ease during the evening dinner gathering, and the other guests were warm and friendly, making me want to stay longer. There were no complaints.
Taizo·1个月前
I was a bit hesitant at first because I heard that most guests were in their late 50s and 20‑30‑year‑olds, but the proximity to the sea and the star‑filled sky drew me in, so I chose this place. When I stayed, the private rooms were comfortable and relaxing, and the interactions with fellow guests and the staff were genuinely enjoyable. The chance encounters that happen on a solo trip, plus the unique surprises only this lodge offers, were memorable. I also got to explore local sights and scenery together, creating experiences I wouldn't normally have on a solo trip. One story that stuck with me was about a woman who had always preferred city hotels; after staying here, she fell in love with the place and returned after just one week, and I could feel that sentiment. The recommended snorkeling tour was great, and I savored the sunrise, sunset, beautiful sea and sky, and the full‑moon starry night, experiencing all that Miyako Island has to offer. The staff love Miyako and Irabu Islands and are passionate about them, so I would love to stay again if I visit Miyako Island alone. Thank you, everyone. P.S. After returning home, I saw this lodge featured on TBS's Banana Man show, and it made me want to go back immediately (laughs).
Misumi·4个月前
The staff were very helpful.
Satoshi·4个月前
The rental car service was available. However, the staff were hard to identify, and because the helpers were short‑term workers who lived on site and worked for free, the system explanation was unclear. It might work for younger people, but I think it’s not suitable for seniors.
Keiko·5个月前