Mr.Kinjo Happiness Resort 1

This was my first time staying at a MR.KINJO hotel, as I had been wondering about its price. I think it varies slightly depending on the location, but it's not bad for a stay. The room was clean. Amenities are provided, so you can stay comfortably. The parking lot is spacious, so it's easy to access if you have a car. I thought there would be a kitchen, but there isn't. It's also close to Painagama Beach.

The humidity was terrible.

There are four Mr. Kinjos in the Kugai area, and when I simply asked the taxi driver for "Mr. Kinjo in Kugai" at the beginning, he took me to a different hotel, which was amusing. It's about two streets back from the main road, so at first it seemed like there was nothing within walking distance, but by walking around I found it to be convenient, with the beach only a five-minute walk away and a fair number of commercial facilities. It was also nice that the staff were friendly. On the last day, I ended up walking to the airport (lol)

Since it is an apartment hotel, it was spacious compared to a normal hotel room, and the refrigerator was also large. Compared to the many Mr. Kinjo locations, there were no dishes or sinks, the washing machine was in a separate building and cost 300 yen, and there was also a parking fee. However, Miyakojima, which we rented a car to get to, was reasonably close to downtown and Irabu Island, and the rates were cheap! There were a few hangers, but not many places to hang them, so it was inconvenient when we wanted to hang out swimsuits. We had to change our own towels, and we were free to use the large plastic carrier bags... which was very useful. The air conditioning worked well, and we were free to come and go at our own pace without meeting other tourists. However, we couldn't store our luggage until check-in or after check-out! I think this is the most difficult part, so I recommend that you make a reservation with your luggage in mind, from when you arrive in Miyakojima until you head to the airport on your last day.

It was a new building. It had the bare necessities, but it felt more like an apartment with a bed, air conditioner, microwave, refrigerator, and towels than a hotel. The only problem was that there were no hangers. If you turn off the air conditioner when you go to sleep, the humidity is high and the floor is soaked when you wake up in the morning, so be careful. The coin laundry is in the building next door (II). You can see Hirara Port from the window, which is pleasant in the morning, and the sunset is beautiful in the evening. It may be a little hard to find, but it's within walking distance of the downtown area, and Painagama Beach and Sunset Beach are close by, so it's a favorite area.

The hotel is quiet and the room was spacious and clean.