Offering a terrace and a shared lounge, Hotel Hibisicus in Miyako-jima is close to Ryugujo Observatory and Kurima Bridge.
Bryan
Japan
Sony and his wife were very gracious hosts and have done a great job at cultivating a true sense of community among guests and staff. The snorkeling trip was a lot of fun as were the dinners and drinks in the evening.
Just a 5-minute walk from Maehama Beach and 1.2 miles from Kurima Bridge, GLOCE 宮古島 LAPSI 与那覇前浜Beachまで徒歩5分の オーナー同居型ゲストハウス features accommodations in Yonaha with a garden.
Beat
Switzerland
Very cozy wooden house and very friendly owners.
Very close to the beach.
Just a 12-minute walk from Boraga Beach and half a mile from Miyakojima Sea Treasure Museum, Minnkayado intoparitosura features accommodations in Miyako-jima, with free bikes, a garden, and a shared...
Martin
Germany
The host is super friendly and open. You can sit on the balcony and enjoy the sunset. Very calm, rural atmosphere away from the resort hotels and beach selfie instagrammers. But a small and very beautiful beach is within walking distance, and another where you can snorkel and see sea turtles is a few kilometers away.
Miyakojima - house / Vacation STAY 270 offers accommodations in Miyako-jima, a 14-minute walk from Painagama Beach and 1.4 miles from To River Sunset Beach.
宮古島 Guesthouse Re-Spect in Miyako-jima provides accommodations with a garden, a terrace, and a shared lounge. This 2-star guest house offers a shared kitchen and luggage storage space.
Istefan
Jordan
Masaki is the owner of the guesthouse he is the best, he helped us a lot of activities to do in Miyako Island
Thank you so much Masaki, Hope to see you again
And everything it was 10 of 10!!
Beautiful, cleaning everyday, the owner everyday was smiling!
really i was feeling it's my secound home
Warm and welcoming guest houses are ideal for travelers who prefer laid-back accommodations with a personal touch. Usually family run, these hosts will provide local recommendations and even optional meals. Guest houses sometimes feature a cozy living room or a garden – and are still cheaper than most regular hotels.
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