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"Transportation: Even without a car, getting around is convenient. The hotel offers a shuttle service to and from Miyako Airport with a clear schedule. For daily outings, I relied entirely on public transport; several bus lines stop right outside the hotel, connecting to areas like Shimojishima. Waiting times were acceptable, but buses aren't super frequent, so checking the schedule beforehand is advisable. Environment: It boasts a prime beachfront location. When the weather was good, the ocean's color was stunning, truly giving off vacation vibes. The resort grounds are generally quiet, not too crowded, making it perfect for guests looking to relax and avoid bustling crowds. Facilities: The room size was adequate. While the facilities aren't brand new, they are well-maintained, clean, and comfortable. Public areas are practical; both the pool and beach were quite clean, providing a consistently good experience. Service: The service leans towards professional and efficient rather than overly enthusiastic, but responses were prompt, and communication was smooth, which was reassuring overall. Breakfast and Dinner: Breakfast offered a good variety, with both Japanese and Western options, and the quality was consistent – perfectly fine for several consecutive days. Dinner maintained a steady standard, and the price was reasonable for a resort hotel. It's a great option when you don't feel like going out. Surroundings and Overall Impression: Miyako Island generally has a slow pace, and its beaches are high quality. Using this hotel as a base, you can cover some major areas simply by using public transportation. Overall, my stay was very satisfying; the strengths were prominent, and any minor drawbacks were acceptable. If I return to Miyako Island, I would consider staying here again."

"A year later, I returned to the Rosewood Miyakajima and was once again captivated by its unique scenery. However, compared to my previous wonderful experience, this stay, while still featuring stunning views, was filled with an undeniable sense of disappointment. The room remained clean to a good standard, spotlessly spotless. Against the backdrop of this breathtaking natural environment, minor imperfections were easily overlooked. However, for a hotel costing over 13,000 RMB per night, the welcome amenities felt incredibly cheap and didn't match the quality expected at this price. The room's smart control system was also poorly designed. The curtains/sheers were controlled as a single unit, making independent control extremely inconvenient. In the afternoon, I wanted to take a nap in the room, while my friend wanted to read in the living room. Because the curtains couldn't be adjusted individually, the lighting couldn't meet both our needs, ultimately ruining my sleep and leaving me feeling quite annoyed. Furthermore, the sliding door leading to the outside was noticeably problematic, requiring considerable force to open; the attention to detail was lacking. Upon closer inspection, the outdoor hot tub reveals layers of tiny foreign objects floating on the surface. Both meals during my stay were at the hotel. The food quality was undeniably excellent, with exceptionally fresh ingredients. However, the service was disappointing, falling short of Rosewood's expected standards and even appearing disconnected. Each time we entered the restaurant, no staff member proactively greeted us or guided us to our seats. On the second evening, we waited at our seats for nearly ten minutes without any assistance. Finally, unable to bear it any longer, we had to call out to a staff member for a menu. That evening, I reported this unpleasant experience to the front desk manager, but received no response whatsoever. Even after checking out, I received no feedback or apology from the hotel. Is this management style and service level truly healthy? Is it gradually eroding the trust and goodwill of loyal customers? Based on these two experiences, I must re-evaluate whether the Rosewood Miyakojima should remain on my travel list."

"This luxury resort is located on the southern coast of Miyako Island. Staying on Fridays costs around $13,000 per night. The resort itself is very large, with regular shuttle buses running throughout the day and night. The hotel also provides tuk-tuks and golf carts during the day. For those with deep pockets, you can book a villa room with a pool. 😎 Our room was 55 square meters, with a living room right after the entrance. The beds were single and king-size, and the space was very spacious. The bathtub in the bathroom overlooked the balcony, and the view was quite relaxing. The refrigerator provided two free bottles of beer and two bottles of tea, and a capsule coffee machine was a must-have. I loved the living room in the room, facing the large floor-to-ceiling windows, perfect for relaxing and browsing my phone. The pool is small and square, unassuming, but the lush greenery creates a relaxing and relaxing atmosphere. Every day at 9:30 AM, you can feed the turtles in the hotel lagoon. Even before the time arrives, you'll see them gathered by the lagoon, waiting for you. Watching them swimming freely is so relaxing! 💚 The best thing about staying here is that even if you don't see any turtles while out at sea, the hotel guarantees you'll see some. The room rate is totally worth it! Almost all restaurants in the park require reservations for the evening. We didn't make reservations and went to a Chinese hot pot restaurant, #LittleFatSheep, which was also delicious. If you have the opportunity to make reservations, consider teppanyaki or yakiniku restaurants, both of which are excellent. We only stayed one day, so we didn't have much time to experience all the activities in the park, and we didn't get to go to the Golden Hot Springs, which was a bit of a shame."

"It was such a wonderful hotel that I didn't want to check out. The rooms were spacious and there was a jacuzzi, which the kids enjoyed. There was a wide variety of dishes at breakfast, and we started the day off right with a luxurious meal of shrimp and scallops. We were also able to see sea turtles, which the kids loved! However, when we arrived, we were not shown to our room even though it was past check-in time, and we were made to wait in the lobby. When I asked a staff member if our room was ready yet, we were finally shown to our room. When we arrived, our luggage hadn't been brought to our room. It was a little disappointing when we arrived, but other than that it was a satisfying stay."

"Every staff member was incredibly kind and attentive, making our trip, including the hotel stay, absolutely perfect. We had an unexpected issue, but the staff were very considerate and helped us out, which we truly appreciate. The room was also wonderful, and overall, it was a fantastic hotel! If you're within the Shigira Resort, they offer bus or golf cart transfers during the day. Shigira Beach is a bit of a distance, so I recommend taking a ride there."

"Because I come to Japan for a holiday every year, I can feel the service and thoughtfulness of Japan's top hotels. Therefore, I booked the best and most expensive hotel in Okinawa and the most expensive set - St. Geely. (Valued at around 1 million yen, discounted RMB including tax of nearly 60,000 per night) Ten days before staying at the hotel, the hotel will contact me via email and Ctrip customer service to arrange various service introductions, including exclusive The private butler pick-up and pick-up machine will take you on a tour of Miyako Island and the surrounding islands, taking you on a smooth day at the finest beaches in Japan to enjoy the sun, blue sky and calm sea level windsurfing. Breakfast meals during the stay can be enjoyed in the room. Japanese or Western style is served. Champagne is served by the pool for breakfast. Japanese-style beef rice is selected for Chinese food, and the Japanese rice is delicious with Miyako beef. The dinner restaurant offers seven special restaurants, including Japanese creation, Japanese Teppanyaki, Cantonese cuisine, Little Sheep hot pot, Italian cuisine. Sushi and Japanese izakaya are available. Because I only stayed on the island for two nights, depending on the taste and choice of Japanese creation and Japanese teppanyaki, exquisite cooking and providing a quiet and exclusive dining environment, the intimate service makes you feel distinguished and luxurious. There are three separate master bedrooms on the upper and lower floors. There are two downstairs master bedrooms, one downstairs and two upstairs, which can accommodate three families. However, I am more extravagant. Although the number is not enough, each room sleeps for one night. To make up for the vacancy of the room. The master bedroom has a separate toilet and bath tub, shower and the main bedroom has an open-air bath. The outdoor swimming pool, sauna steaming, open-air bed, subtropical plants and the sea in front of you can truly feel the exclusivity and indulgence. The weather is fine at night, full of stars, bathing in the open-air bath and looking up at the stars, listening to the waves of the waves, very comfortable. There is also a 90-minute Japanese-style spa every night, so you can relax and be relaxed. A variety of snacks and cold drinks are available in the room, just take a bag. The three-day and two-night trip to Miyako Island made me feel very deep. Some friends said that it is too extravagant to live in this hotel, but I think money and time are not wasted on good things and feelings. Because the hotel feels so beautiful, so for the first time left a footprint on Ctrip, the text is rough and please advise. Finally, it is recommended to recommend this room type to the rich and leisurely local friends [smile] (Note: all consumption in the hotel is included in the room rate)"

"I think choosing this hotel on Miyakojima for my honeymoon was the best choice :) The facilities, programs, and view were all perfect, and I was happy every time I opened my eyes. The room cleaning service and other programs held daily by the hotel itself, such as yoga, bath salt making, and sunset delight (champagne and cocktails provided), are attractive points that make you not bored if you have to stay at the hotel in bad weather! The breakfast was so delicious and the view was so great that I definitely plan to visit again if I go to Miyako again. However, since it is located on Irabu Island, if you plan on moving around Miyakojima a lot or prefer the city, I recommend splitting your stay into several periods!"