Tokashiku Marine Villege

Great location for families right in front of the beach. Although the building is old, it is well-cleaned and I think you can spend comfortably. The food is delicious! ! The buffet had a wide variety of items. I didn't have any trouble, but it took a lot of time to crush it because there was no air release from the float. I definitely want to use it again!

Very good location.

We stayed one night on the second day of the tour and had lunch, dinner and breakfast. The Kerama blue sea is in front of you. It feels like a private beach and is within walking distance from the hotel. Okinawa soba for lunch, buffet for dinner and breakfast. There were many items and it was delicious. The room is a Japanese-style room of 12 tatami mats. I laid out my own futon and rested in my sleepwear that I had brought with me. The bath is a business hotel type. I was surprised at how quickly the hot water came out. wifi was also connected. It feels like a Showa period inn.

I thank the hotel team because we had an unforgettable time. The cuisine is simply excellent as are the traditional Japanese rooms with all the necessary comfort. The hotel has this private beach with all the right equipment with perfect service. Come and experience an unforgettable moment at the Tokashiki Marine Village hotel!!! Thank you from all my family.

The location is great as the beach is right in front of you. It's not a luxurious resort hotel, but my family's purpose was "snorkeling" so we were satisfied, and we even met sea turtles! Tokasushi Beach is quiet and you can spend time there calmly. We only went to Aharen during the day, but the impression was that there were many shops (restaurants, marine shops), many people, and it was lively. Restaurant We stayed for two nights and the dinner buffet was delicious and we never got tired of it. We had lunch at the restaurant because there was no other place to go, and it was quite delicious. (Okinawa soba, vegan curry, minced meat cutlet set meal, etc. were all delicious! The set meal also came with a small Okinawa soba, so I thought it was a good deal!?) The terrace seats were a bit resort-like and quite comfortable. Activities There is a free shuttle bus to Aharen Beach. (It's less than 10 minutes by bus) If you sign up for an optional tour at a shop in Aharen, someone from the shop may pick you up (depending on the schedule), so I recommend going to Aharen Beach and going to the uninhabited island. We were able to encounter a view that made us think, "This is the Kerama Blue of Okinawa's ocean!" There was no explanation when we checked in at the hotel, so we had to read the guide to find out the rules for cleaning the room when staying multiple nights (such as putting out a sign if you want to clean). *We accidentally forgot to put out the guide, so we cleaned it ourselves (lol). The room itself is like a business hotel, but it has an ocean view, and we went out to the balcony to drink beer while watching the sunset! It felt great. After dinner, we went to the beach at night and encountered various sea creatures. (The surrounding area is dark, so please use the light on your smartphone.) It's easy to do things like this when the beach is right in front of you. If you're looking to stay somewhere other than a guesthouse, this is the place to be on Tokashiki Island, but as a hotel, we were able to spend an average time here.