Miyagi Minshuku
9.2
Exceptional(88 reviews)
480 Oku, Kunigami, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-1501, Japan
+81 980-41-8383
Hotel Description
Miyagi Guesthouse
Miyagi Minshuku, located at 480 Oku, Kunigami, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-1501, Japan, offers a serene retreat surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Yanbaru National Park. This charming inn boasts a rustic design that blends seamlessly with its lush environment, providing guests with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The hotel features spacious rooms designed for comfort, allowing for a peaceful stay with ample amenities to enhance your experience. Each room is thoughtfully furnished, ensuring a restful ambiance for all visitors.
Among its special amenities, Miyagi Minshuku provides beach access, allowing guests to enjoy the sun and sand just moments away. The hotel is also pet-friendly, making it an excellent choice for families traveling with furry companions. Wi-Fi is available throughout the premises, ensuring you stay connected during your visit.
Transportation is convenient, with Naha Airport approximately 2 hours and 16 minutes away by taxi. Public transit options are accessible, allowing for easy exploration of the surrounding area. Health and safety measures are prioritized, ensuring guests can relax with peace of mind.
Nearby attractions include Cape Hedo, Daisekirinzan, and the breathtaking Yanbaru National Park, each offering unique outdoor experiences. For dining, guests can indulge in local cuisine at restaurants such as 奥やんばる食堂 and Maruhira Syokudo, each just a short taxi ride away. We invite you to experience the warmth and hospitality of Miyagi Minshuku, where comfort and nature come together beautifully!
Among its special amenities, Miyagi Minshuku provides beach access, allowing guests to enjoy the sun and sand just moments away. The hotel is also pet-friendly, making it an excellent choice for families traveling with furry companions. Wi-Fi is available throughout the premises, ensuring you stay connected during your visit.
Transportation is convenient, with Naha Airport approximately 2 hours and 16 minutes away by taxi. Public transit options are accessible, allowing for easy exploration of the surrounding area. Health and safety measures are prioritized, ensuring guests can relax with peace of mind.
Nearby attractions include Cape Hedo, Daisekirinzan, and the breathtaking Yanbaru National Park, each offering unique outdoor experiences. For dining, guests can indulge in local cuisine at restaurants such as 奥やんばる食堂 and Maruhira Syokudo, each just a short taxi ride away. We invite you to experience the warmth and hospitality of Miyagi Minshuku, where comfort and nature come together beautifully!
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 3 min drive to Yanbaru National Park
2. Guests praised the exceptional service
3. Pet-friendly accommodations for furry guests
4. Serene beachfront access for relaxation
5. Spacious rooms designed for comfort
5.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Cape Hedo
12 min
Daisekirinzan12 min
Yanbaru National Park17 min
Okinawa Rail Observation Deck13 min
Kayauchi Banta12 min
Nearest locations
奥やんばる食堂
2 min
大石林山 ふれあい食堂 なんと屋14 min
Maruhira Syokudo20 min
やんばるそば屋みなと22 min
Bistro Umibal32 min
OkuMasa33 min
山原食事処 くにがみ亭34 min
Restaurant Kuina35 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 5.4 |
| Nearest airport | Naha Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 16 min |
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Location
480 Oku, Kunigami, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-1501, Japan
Airports:
Okinoerabu Airport
Taxi: 6 hr 59 min
Naha Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 16 min
Transit: 4 hr 55 min
Yoron Airport
Taxi: 4 hr 37 min
Transit:
奥やんばるの里
Walking: 9 min
Oku
Walking: 7 min
Nearby locations
5.4
Good Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Beach access
Pets
Pet-friendly
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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r v
5/5
In a mountain field far away from the city, you can enjoy a delicious feast made with local ingredients and a star-filled sky🌌A private space run by an honest and kind couple.It depends on the person what they want to visit, but everything you really need is there ✅
Élise P. R.
5/5
Very friendly owner. The food was very good. We really feel like we are in nature. There are some very pretty plants.It's definitely worth coming.
ssi ru
5/5
The master of the guesthouse does his best to keep it clean, and I'm impressed that he keeps it clean in a place surrounded by forests like this. The dishes offer fresh vegetables, fish and fruits. They provide materials that are worth more than the price. We use local ingredients that were harvested today or yesterday.People who give 1 star don't understand that Yanbaru National Park is a place full of nature. I'm just complaining about the insects and lack of cleanliness compared to hotels in the city.The 1 star that doesn't match the master is about human relationships. However, I think a master like this would be the best for a guesthouse.People who criticize the food seem to be comparing it to dinner at an inn. The master took a lot of time and effort from preparation to ingredients, and it was delicious.
thebigwarthog
5/5
Mr Miyagi is a very unique character, very friendly and talkative but very much a local Okinawan.Does not speak much English so you will need to get a friend to make a reservation for you via phone if you cannot speak Japanese.Accomodations were very cheap and 6000 yen for a couple which also includes food, just do not expect a hotel like service this is really more a bed and breakfast place.A very unique experience suited towards backpackers or adventurous types so if you would rather get a luxury experience you might want to book elsewhere, the room and bedding were clean but walls are thin so if there are other guests expect a bit of noise.
Royロイ
1/5
It doesn't feel clean anyway.I'm not a particularly clean person, but I'm still curious.My husband, who has been described by others as ``like a hermit,'' is just a filthy mess, the food is always cold, there is a bath but no hot water, so you can only take a shower, and you only pay in cash (although that's fine). When I told them I didn't have it, they sent me to a convenience store ATM, which took an hour round trip. I wish you had told me when making the reservation.One of the few advantages was that the sheets on the futon were clean and so clean that it looked like stars were falling down on it.They say that when you enter a village, you should obey the village, but I think that's what makes the business viable.I don't think I'll ever go there again.
Andrea Tommasi
5/5
Best experience in Japan so far. Please come here to this authentic guesthose on the remotest place of Okinawa. Call before to reserve and if mr Miyagi doesn't understand you well please get the help of a translator because it's worth it.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
トメ仁
1/5
During dinner, I drank alcohol and urinated standing next to me while the owner was bragging. Please give me a break. There are no amenities such as towels or toothbrushes.
ココノ
5/5
About 10 years ago, I stayed there for two nights by myself. On the first night, I was the only one there, but they prepared a veggie meal for me without me having to tell them, and I was surprised and grateful for their thoughtfulness. I suddenly noticed something in the middle of the night, and when I opened the window, a cool breeze from Yanpar's natural air conditioner came in. I hurriedly turned off the fan or air conditioner. It was wonderful✨Since then, I've been using Free Wi-Fi in such a remote area? I was surprised. On the second night, there were locals, families, and other tourists all sitting together, and I was at the edge of the room, so I couldn't really talk to them, but now that I think about it, it was a precious setting. The food was buffet style and very delicious. The sea was beautiful, and the owner was funny and kind. One of the inns in Yanbaru that I would like to visit again (with a long view (lol))