B&B Pension Weekend
9.4
Exceptional(34 reviews)
2288-315 Nakama, Onna, Kunigami District, Okinawa 904-0401, Japan
+81 98-967-8959
+3
Hotel Description
Weekend Bed and Breakfast Pension
Welcome to B&B Pension Weekend, a charming and modest inn located at 2288-315 Nakama, Onna, Kunigami District, Okinawa 904-0401, Japan. Nestled just 1 km from the pristine Kariyushi Beach, this inviting establishment offers a perfect getaway for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Okinawa, guests can easily explore nearby attractions such as the renowned Busena Marine Park Underwater Observatory and Mission Beach, both located just 3 km away. The design of the inn reflects a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for families and couples alike, where the wooden floors and simple decor create a soothing ambiance.
Each of the eight unassuming rooms at B&B Pension Weekend accommodates up to three guests and is thoughtfully designed to ensure comfort. Featuring wooden flooring, flat-screen TVs, and minifridges, these rooms are equipped with everything you need for a relaxing stay. While the bathrooms are shared, the overall setup promotes a friendly and communal environment that guests often appreciate. The inn also provides complimentary parking and breakfast, allowing you to start your day off right without any added costs. For those looking to unwind, there is karaoke available, adding a fun twist to your evenings.
The inn offers several unique amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi, ensuring they stay connected throughout their visit. The restaurant on-site is one of the few in the area, providing delicious meals that showcase local flavors. With a focus on guest satisfaction, the staff is dedicated to delivering outstanding service, creating a welcoming environment that makes every visitor feel at home.
Transportation options are conveniently located near B&B Pension Weekend, making it easy to explore the area. Naha Airport is about 1 hour and 7 minutes away by taxi, and public transit can take approximately 1 hour and 46 minutes. For those relying on local bus services, several stops are just a short walk from the inn, ensuring guests have no trouble accessing major attractions and the stunning beaches.
In light of current health concerns, B&B Pension Weekend prioritizes guest safety with robust health and safety measures in place. The property is smoke-free and has strict protocols to ensure a clean and safe environment for all guests.
During your stay, you'll find plenty of engaging activities and experiences. From snorkeling adventures to beach excursions, the beautiful surroundings of Onna are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Nearby, you can explore Cape Manzamo, famous for its unique elephant trunk-shaped rock formation, just a 16-minute drive away. The Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, one of the world's largest aquariums, is worth the 47-minute trip, featuring stunning marine life including sharks and manta rays. For a quicker outing, Busena Marine Park is just 6 minutes away, where you can enjoy breathtaking underwater views.
Dining options abound in the area, with several recommended restaurants nearby. Try the local cuisine at nearby establishments known for their fresh seafood and traditional Okinawan dishes.
We warmly invite you to experience B&B Pension Weekend, where comfort, service, and the beauty of Okinawa await your discovery. Come and create lasting memories in our welcoming haven by the sea!
Each of the eight unassuming rooms at B&B Pension Weekend accommodates up to three guests and is thoughtfully designed to ensure comfort. Featuring wooden flooring, flat-screen TVs, and minifridges, these rooms are equipped with everything you need for a relaxing stay. While the bathrooms are shared, the overall setup promotes a friendly and communal environment that guests often appreciate. The inn also provides complimentary parking and breakfast, allowing you to start your day off right without any added costs. For those looking to unwind, there is karaoke available, adding a fun twist to your evenings.
The inn offers several unique amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi, ensuring they stay connected throughout their visit. The restaurant on-site is one of the few in the area, providing delicious meals that showcase local flavors. With a focus on guest satisfaction, the staff is dedicated to delivering outstanding service, creating a welcoming environment that makes every visitor feel at home.
Transportation options are conveniently located near B&B Pension Weekend, making it easy to explore the area. Naha Airport is about 1 hour and 7 minutes away by taxi, and public transit can take approximately 1 hour and 46 minutes. For those relying on local bus services, several stops are just a short walk from the inn, ensuring guests have no trouble accessing major attractions and the stunning beaches.
In light of current health concerns, B&B Pension Weekend prioritizes guest safety with robust health and safety measures in place. The property is smoke-free and has strict protocols to ensure a clean and safe environment for all guests.
During your stay, you'll find plenty of engaging activities and experiences. From snorkeling adventures to beach excursions, the beautiful surroundings of Onna are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Nearby, you can explore Cape Manzamo, famous for its unique elephant trunk-shaped rock formation, just a 16-minute drive away. The Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, one of the world's largest aquariums, is worth the 47-minute trip, featuring stunning marine life including sharks and manta rays. For a quicker outing, Busena Marine Park is just 6 minutes away, where you can enjoy breathtaking underwater views.
Dining options abound in the area, with several recommended restaurants nearby. Try the local cuisine at nearby establishments known for their fresh seafood and traditional Okinawan dishes.
We warmly invite you to experience B&B Pension Weekend, where comfort, service, and the beauty of Okinawa await your discovery. Come and create lasting memories in our welcoming haven by the sea!
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 6 min drive to Busena Marine Park
2. Guests praised the exceptional service provided
3. One of the few hotels in the area with an on-site restaurant
4. Complimentary breakfast included for all guests
5. A cozy atmosphere with wooden floors and communal areas
8.0 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Cape Manzamo
16 min
Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium47 min
Busena Marine Park6 min
Busena Beach6 min
Nago Pineapple Park27 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.0 |
| Nearest airport | Naha Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 7 min |
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Location
2288-315 Nakama, Onna, Kunigami District, Okinawa 904-0401, Japan
Airports:
Naha Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 7 min
Transit: 1 hr 46 min
Transit:
伊武部希望ヶ丘入口（バス）（那覇空港線・上り）
Walking: 6 min
ハレクラニ沖縄（バス）（那覇空港線・下り）
Walking: 6 min
ハレクラニ沖縄前（伊武部希望ヶ丘入口）
Walking: 7 min
Imbu Beach mae（via Nagoshi）
Walking: 11 min
Imbu Kibogaoka Iriguchi
Walking: 7 min
Nearby locations
8.0
Excellent Location
Set 1 km from Kariyushi Beach, this modest inn is 3 km both from the Busena Marine Park Underwater Observatory and from Mission Beach.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Pets
No pets
Accessibility
Not accessible
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Debit cards
Cash
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Bathrooms
Private bathroom
Shower
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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Jiri Tyl
5/5
I was only in Okinawa for 4 days but I stayed all here. The pension is very tastefully furnished. I appreciated the fridge and air conditioning in the room. The location of the guesthouse in the middle of the island is ideal for trips anywhere. The cuisine of the owners is absolutely excellent, breakfast and dinner are made from local ingredients, teas from local cinnamon and jam from Rokugatsu from the family orchard are a taste dream. The owner speaks English, she is happy to explain the customs of Okinawa, local products and the like. She was very helpful and supportive. Thanks for a great Okinawa experience.
Ma Y
5/5
April 9, 2024 First solo trip to Okinawa around 8pmLost and exhausted, I rang the front door bell of Pension Weekend to ask for help. The goddess (owner) came out from the back and asked, ``Shall I take you there?'' She took the car out to our accommodation for the day in the intricate terrain.Despite the sudden night visit and other inconveniences I caused, I couldn't express my gratitude to you all for your help in such a smart and kind manner.When I gave him a heartfelt thank you, he received a postcard drawn by his uncle, telling him that he was planning crowdfunding for the pension.Although we were not able to enjoy the delicious meal or stay overnight this time, the owner's personality is definitely the best.Thank you very much for your help that night.
Kaorinita Kaorinita
5/5
It was a very nice pension. The owner was very attentive and even though I arrived late at night, they brought hot water to my room, making my stay very comfortable.The breakfast was also very delicious, and I had a very happy time eating while talking with the other guests, surrounded by homemade jams, coffee made for each guest, vintage American furniture, and folk art. I want to come again!
Kカイト（カイト）
5/5
I stayed here as a solo traveler, and it was a really nice place! The entire inn is unified in a Western style, and each piece of furniture and miscellaneous goods is fashionable. All of the meals were made with local ingredients, allowing us to feel closer to Okinawa. The phantom mandarin orange jam is especially recommended! Also, being able to walk to the beach in just a few minutes was appealing!
Evelyn Duvivier
5/5
A gem of Okinawa, B&B Pension Weekend is a small inn with a charming old world elegance located 20 minutes South of Nago. Along with the kind and attentive owner, what made this inn stand out is the excellent cuisine including an optional Japanese style dinner. It was a pleasure to return from a day of activities, shower, relax, and be served an excellent and healthy dinner. Expecting to eat in one night, we elected to dine at B&B Pension Weekend every night of our 4 night stay.
Cejay Zhu
5/5
This was a wonderful place to stay close to many great yakiniku restaurants and some of the best dive sites on the island. Seira was very accommodating, helping me take care of luggage and make bookings. She and her mother prepared healthy meals for breakfast and dinner using diverse local ingredients. They also went out of their way to pick me up when I fell asleep on the last bus heading north and ended up in Nago, 7 miles away. The rooms are large, the place is clean, and the customer service is outstanding.
eriko Bettiol
5/5
I sometimes get dinner bento boxes that are sold by reservation every Tuesday and Saturday. Each carefully crafted dish uses plenty of seasonal local vegetables, making it well-balanced and enjoyable for both the eyes and the palate, as well as the sense of security that comes from knowing that you've eaten plenty of vegetables, so you'll be satisfied. Very expensive every time. However, is the price really worth it? I feel so sorry. Highly recommended for those staying or living nearby.Addendum (2023.3.15)The other day, I had a special course meal of ``Tukumbu'', an imaginary mandarin orange that is only available seasonally.``Tukumbu'' is a mandarin orange that was grown by an old man who was very knowledgeable about plants. A mandarin orange known only to those in the know, like a treasure buried in the mountains. Have a glass of this juice before a meal, and the refreshing acidity will stimulate your appetite. We have an assortment of appetizers made with plenty of locally grown vegetables, soup, rice balls made from local rice, and the main dish, sautéed pork, uses the skin of ``Tukumbu'' as the sauce. Although the portions are generous, the course meal is mainly made with vegetables and is filling. You'll be relieved by the unique Okinawan flavors of mom's dishes, such as white-dressed bittern, papaya pickled in soy sauce, and stir-fried island rakkyo.I forgot to take a photo, but I had guava jelly, mango, and lembu compote for dessert. Both the coffee and tea after the meal were made in Okinawa, and it was a very valuable food experience.
kaerucompany
5/5
It says it was just renovated.A very clean and stylish inn.When you open the door, it feels like an art museum.The rooms are cute, but still old.A very relaxing room.Best of all, the food is the best.Okinawa is a treasure trove of ingredients! Even people in the prefecture may not know about the phantom mandarin orange ``Tokunbu''. A wonderful dinner and breakfast prepared with love from the people of the prefecture, such as making jams and pickles from ingredients that are said to be popular among locals.This alone is worth coming to this inn.I learned a lot.We had a great time.A family-run pension with a very warm atmosphere.That's right.I haven't stayed in a pension recently.I thought it would be great to stay in a place where you can feel the warmth of the people and feel love for the local area.I will come back to stay again.Apparently you can come just for lunch.I'll come back later. thank you very much.