椰子旅館 (Holistic retreat coco)

星級評鑑以住宿資訊（飯店提供之服務與設施等）綜合評等為基準，僅供參考

綺麗なお部屋で過ごしやすかったです。 スタッフ、ゲストの方々とお話しできてとても楽しかったです！ 朝食も美味しくて、次回も泊まりたいと思いました。

Wir verbrachten eine wunderschöne Zeit auf Ishigaki, auch dank diesem gut gelegenen Hotel.

Breakfast was made with care, inn keeper communicative and kind. Wonderful hospitality.

ビーチに近いので便利でした。

I really enjoyed my stay here! Simple and peaceful, with a short walk to Fusaki beach and the ability to use the resort amenities at a price. Staff are very helpful and friendly. I loved stargazing on the porch. Breakfast was ok but the portions were tiny, it would also be nice to have a little more variety. The only real downside was that the bedroom walls were super thin so I could hear everything from next door.

Great stay and good value for money! Love the ambience of the property, warm host and cute cats. There is a beach and the angel pier in the nearby resort - it's good that the property can leverage on that too. Our room is comfortable, with microwave oven and quite a big fridge. Very close to the city centre by car. Do check out the pineapple store nearby (by car). Will want to be here again next time!

Very calm and peaceful designed in a lovely way. Good breakfasts in the morning. Tomoko and her team did a great job of looking after me whilst there and going the extra mile to make me feel more at home and understand the island. You will probably need a car to cruise around the island although no entirely necessary , just a lot more convenient.

Super nice staff, great location. You will have everything you need!

The owner and staff are very friendly. And the room we stayed is well-equipped, a very peace and quiet place that we can sleep very well. And it is very close to the Fusaki Beach.

Lovely pension. The owners were really helpful. They came to pick us up and drove us back from the ferry terminal. We are a family of 5 and we stayed in the tatami room. It was a little small, and space for suitcases was limited, but we managed anyway and it didn't bother us. The room has a shower-bath unit. There was a small fridge, which came in quite handy. There are no shops or convenience stores nearby, so you should definitely stock up in town. The other downside is access to the pension by bus: there are very few buses, and at odd times too, so unless you rent a car, make sure you plan your journeys carefully. The bus time schedule is rather difficult to navigate, even for a japanese person. So double-check with a local as it is confusing.