Tokashiki Island hotel guide. Daiwa Roynet Hotels hotel in Tokashiki Island, Tokashiki

"The staff here were kind and helpful"

"Great but lost my sunglasses "

"Fully automated/contactless check in available in Japanese and English (I saw mandarin too, there might be other languages I am forgetting). Location is very convenient. It’s on a commonly used road but not too busy or noisy. Close to cafes, grocery, convenience stores, and public transit. Catching a taxi was easy from the hotel. The lobby doors have a keypad and rooms have keypads. This made my check in process very easy. The hotel sends several emails prior to check in to help guide you through the process. There is some parking onsite but lots of tourists means it can fill up. They offer a lot of items to borrow for the beach or to entertain at the hotel like swimming stuff, kids games, dishes, a cocktail set, etc. my stay was short so I did not use them but glad to see the option. The room was decently clean. My bathroom was very clean. The back balcony was okay clean but dusty. Okinawa is very humid and warm compared to my home. There is a split unit AC and a small dehumidifier, but the AC was limited in how cold it could go and the hotel instructs you of what the lowest should be without breaking. The dehumidifier on the floor quickly filled up after one night. Overall, this hotel felt good for the price. I would come again for a short stay. "

"Nicely decorated, great amenities and good location."

"Friendly staff, spacious room"

"The receptionist is committed to taking care of the guest. He run the hotel by himself it seems, from driving the guest to the beaches, running outbto guest with a dry towel after a storm, and conversing with the guest to the best if his abilities. Very kind and generous! The hotel is charming just as the little island itself. "

"This place was pretty good! It's a bit tired looking, a little run down here and there, but overall was very satisfactory. The indoor pool was very warm, which was nice. The breakfast buffet was fantastic, so much to choose from and really good food. I appreciated that it was included in our stay! The outdoor pool had just opened for the season when we arrived so it was too cold for us, but it looked good. I'll be honest when I say the photos don't totally match reality, it's not quite as stunning as it looks, and yes, you do have to go through an industrial area to get there, but for the three nights we stayed, we had fun. I recommend having a car if you can, it's an hour walk to the aquarium, partly along the beach and then through more industrial area, you need to cab or bus to town, but the bus isn't super frequent and it's very slow. Several stops. Not what we were used to coming from the efficiency of mainland Japan, so we ended up spending around 30-80 (CAD) a day on taxis to get anywhere in the surrounding area. To get to Shuri Castle you can actually cab to the Akamine stop for around 2000 Yen, then take the train the rest of the way. Saves you a bit of money and time. Limo bus is also slow. But it was only about 18 minutes to the airport by taxi, which is convenient. Beware the harbor view room, it is technically a harbor, but it's all shipping containers and freighters and what looks like a factory? If you're not in your room much, it's ok. "

"Old interior , smoking smell... "

"Absolutely terrific hotel! I very much hope I am lucky enough to stay here again someday. Seemed to be the nicest lodging we saw between Tokashiki Village, Tokashiku Beach and Aharen Beach. Dinner was delicious, the staff were warm and spoke enough English that we all got by fine. The desk clerk even carried my suitcase up for me! I highly recommend the property. "