Fusaki Beach Resort Hotel & Villas

There is a free shuttle bus out of the airport. If you go to the information desk and ask to go to Fusaki Beach Resort, they will show you the way. It runs about once an hour. There is no one around the hotel, so you have to rely on the hotel's own restaurant for meals. There are four of us in total, and we ate at the Western restaurant buffet next to the lobby. Dinner is 5,800 yen/person for adults. The quality of the food is very good and worth the price. There is also a restaurant called Ryukyu New World. Looking at the menu price, six very thin slices of Ishigaki beef are about 2,800 yen. The room includes breakfast, the quality is not as good as dinner, but it is also acceptable. There are short-distance battery cars inside the hotel for pick-up, and you need to scan the code to call a car. In fact, it only takes about ten minutes to walk from the easternmost to the westernmost. On the last day, I waited for almost ten minutes to check out during the morning rush hour, but I didn't get to the queue, so I pushed my suitcase away. The beach and sea water are very good. There is a shell park to the west of the pier, and you can fish on the pier (fishing gear is rented by the day). You need to bring your own beach slippers, otherwise you can go to the hotel store and buy them. Children's armbands are free, and all others are rented by the day. Swimming rings are 500 yen a day, and life jackets are 1200 a day. The staff is quite responsible. There are always lifeguards watching the beach and the heated pool is always patrolled. The hotel's glass boat is worth a ride, and the coral reef is very beautiful.

Overall, it was a good hotel to stay at, with good food, pool facilities, etc. However, I was a little disappointed that some of the staff were not smiling much and the administrative response at check-out was cold.