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I had a friend come to Miyakojima, so I attended him.The inside of this place is very clean and nice, but if you leave the room, you will be charged 30,000 yen even though it is not in the terms and conditions.Miyakojima is a place where garbage separation is very strict.My friend went to the beach and smoked a cigarette, and since he couldn't throw the garbage into the ocean, he put it in a plastic bottle, closed the lid, took it home, brought it back to his villa, and threw it in the trash.Then I got a call and was charged 30,000 yen because the odor was leaking from the capped plastic bottle.There is a no-smoking policy, but I felt sorry for my friend who was charged 30,000 yen for taking trash home with him.Even if you take your trash home, you will be charged 30,000 yen.It's not in the regulations, so those staying overnight should be aware of this.I received a reply, but I was listening to the conversation between the guest and this operator next door.Why do you just lie and say that you admit to smoking?I was angry that I was charged 30,000 yen when I brought it home because it's no good to throw trash in the ocean, so I decided to write a review so that no one else would be the next victim.This is due to the responsibility of the person attending who recommended this villa.I think the terms of use should clearly state that even if you bring in trash, you will be charged a cleaning fee of 30,000 yen.I think that would eliminate the problem.In this villa, guests should be made aware that garbage separation is strict in Miyakojima, so they are asked to throw away their garbage and return home instead of taking it home.Am I the only one who thinks it's admirable that the guests took the fish home instead of throwing it away in the sea on the foreshore?As I was told on the phone, I was told by an angry guest that I had to pay 30,000 yen because the smell was leaking even though I had put an IQOS cigarette butt in a plastic bottle and put it in a lid. I also have the recording.I was only able to judge from a third-party point of view if I was told this after the fact.I think this should be clearly stated and explained in the terms of use.Anyone would get angry if they were suddenly charged 30,000 yen, and wouldn't they understand that they were paying it reluctantly?

As soon as I entered, I could see the ocean view right in front of me, and the weather was nice, so the location was perfect. It's close to the sea, so you can leisurely watch all kinds of birds as you take a walk. It was a refreshing vacation!

I went to play with my family during summer vacation.As mentioned in other reviews, the location is great.It was also convenient that there were restaurants, the airport, and a supermarket within a 10-minute drive.Although it is unmanned, the service such as cleaning and equipment is thorough and I felt comfortable using it.There were so many optional services that I couldn't use them all, so I'm looking forward to the next time.

We stayed as a family of four, and it was in a great location right in front of the sea. It was one of the most beautiful hotels I've ever stayed at! ! !I was a little worried because it was unmanned, but they took care of me a lot and the shower with the snorkel set was very helpful.The sense of privacy and the rank of a suite room makes it feel like a celebrity would use it incognito, making it perfect for trips where you don't want to be disturbed by anyone!Our family's annual trip to Miyako is decided here.We will be back next year, so please do your best without changing the concept.

I had a friend come to Miyakojima, so I attended him.The inside of this place is very clean and nice, but if you leave the room, you will be charged 30,000 yen even though it is not in the terms and conditions.Miyakojima is a place where garbage separation is very strict.My friend went to the beach and smoked a cigarette, and since he couldn't throw the garbage into the ocean, he put it in a plastic bottle, closed the lid, took it home, brought it back to his villa, and threw it in the trash.Then I got a call and was charged 30,000 yen because the odor was leaking from the capped plastic bottle.There is a no-smoking policy, but I felt sorry for my friend who was charged 30,000 yen for taking trash home with him.Even if you take your trash home, you will be charged 30,000 yen.It's not in the regulations, so those staying overnight should be aware of this.I received a reply, but I was listening to the conversation between the guest and this operator next door.Why do you just lie and say that you admit to smoking?I was angry that I was charged 30,000 yen when I brought it home because it's no good to throw trash in the ocean, so I decided to write a review so that no one else would be the next victim.This is due to the responsibility of the person attending who recommended this villa.I think the terms of use should clearly state that even if you bring in trash, you will be charged a cleaning fee of 30,000 yen.I think that would eliminate the problem.In this villa, guests should be made aware that garbage separation is strict in Miyakojima, so they are asked to throw away their garbage and return home instead of taking it home.Am I the only one who thinks it's admirable that the guests took the fish home instead of throwing it away in the sea on the foreshore?As I was told on the phone, I was told by an angry guest that I had to pay 30,000 yen because the smell was leaking even though I had put an IQOS cigarette butt in a plastic bottle and put it in a lid. I also have the recording.I was only able to judge from a third-party point of view if I was told this after the fact.I think this should be clearly stated and explained in the terms of use.Anyone would get angry if they were suddenly charged 30,000 yen, and wouldn't they understand that they were paying it reluctantly?