We stayed 4 nights in the Sun Marina in mid-March 2012. We were on the 6th floor in a corner room, which I would recommend, as it seemed a bit larger than our friends' room next door. The balcony and window offered beautiful views of the sea and sunsets. Our bed was extremely firm, which was a bit surprising, and... More

We stayed here during the low season (in early March 2012). There were only a few guests in the hotel and unfortunately the pool was closed but we rather enjoyed the South China Sea instead. The hotel itself is clean and well maintained. The staff is very friendly, but it might take a moment until somebody can help you in... More

The most modern of the Okinawa oldies located in Onna-son. The resort has a light and fresh feel to it which makes it different from the other older resorts. Location is fantastic and in the middle of the most happening stretch of Onna-son. No complains about the rooms which met my expectation for the rate I paid. Will stay again. More

good standard accommodation and excellent price. polite service and reasonable dining. lovely pool and beach. june was exceptionally hot! so alot of time indoors and not too many choices. the pool opened late -at 9 am and closed early - at 5pm. such a shame as the evenings were the best time to be outside. of course the beach was... More

Stayed here for a few days and found the hotel and rooms really nice. In the Japanese way, its very peaceful and quiet. The rooms are very clean and the bathroom was excellent, including a seperate bath and shower. We stayed on the 8th floor, and from what i could gather every room had a view overlooking the ocean, from... More

We stayed here for 4 days to get some sun and relaxation to start our month long trip through Japan. We chose this hotel for its location along the middle of the West Coast, the nice pool (key for our babies) and beautiful beach, good price (about $50 less than other similar hotels), and good reviews on Tripadvisor. The hotel... More

This was an interesting resort and one definitely geared to a Japanese audience. Tour buses would come in of polite, well organized and professionally lead groups. These groups would eat in mass in the morning, disappear during the day for their intense, guided sight seeing and pop up here and there to invade the beach. The level of English at... More