Published date: February 19, 2025
If you want to spend a quiet time at a hotel in Okinawa
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Experience of the stay
This hotel has the front desk on the 9th floor.
It’s located away from the main street of Kokusai Street, making it perfect for those who want to spend time in a quiet place.
It’s also close to museums, bus stops, and the Yui Rail.
If you stay here, I recommend the one-day pass for the Yui Rail.
It’s nice that there are bath additives included in the amenities.
There’s also a pants press available.
The TV is on the desk, making it easy to connect to a computer.
Experiences during the trip
To the Gyangala Valley right in front of Okinawa World.
It takes about 30 minutes by rental car from the airport.
It’s also accessible by bus, taking about an hour.
Advance reservation is required, but there are slots available every 20 minutes, so it’s worth a try when you are struggling with the next day's plans.
Children under elementary school age can enter for free, and middle school students can get a discount.
There are stairs and cave explorations, and it's suitable for children from around the age of 4 as you will walk about 1km. It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes, but there are places to rest along the way.
The reception is located inside the cave, and during the waiting time you can enjoy unlimited drinks for 500 yen.
There’s pineapple juice available, so children can enjoy it too.
After walking for a while, you will have a cave experience with lanterns. If you’re not afraid of dark places, I believe you will enjoy it.
Once you pass through the tunnel, you can see a massive banyan tree in the main area. The large tree suddenly appears in a solemn atmosphere and is impressive.
After that, you can climb the stairs to the terrace and enjoy the coastline view.