Hotels near Irabu-Ohashi Bridge

"サプライズに協力して頂きました。"

"Amazing service and great property!!"

"Cleanliness, convenient location, would highly recommend. "

"Stayed in junior sweet for 5nights. The hotel staffs are all kind. The breakfast was awesome. The location was also great. Close to Miyako airport , you can walk to bars and restaurants.highly recommended "

"Our original accommodation was a disaster and we needed a place to stay for 3 nights immediately. Upon recommendation from a local friend, we stayed at Mr. Kinjo. The location was a little hidden among sugar cane fields, but the place was clean, spacious, quiet, pleasant, and very reasonable. Having a rental car made it easy to access downtown abd nearby amenities. "

"立地は良く、食料品店や複数のレストランが近くにあります。朝食ビュッフェはとても美味しく健康的です。非常に満足できる内容です。駐車場は別途料金がかかりますが、それほど高くはありません。"

"Great location with easy access to Irabuohashi Bridge and close to shopping areas. Free parking around property. Booked a superior twin room. Caution: the walls are thin between rooms and you will hear your neighbors having normal conversations. Additionally, the property heavily stages its room example photos, as the room we stayed in was bare bones with plain white bedding and no room decorations whatsoever (in contrast to the bright and vibrant room photos shown as room examples). The difference was so drastic that I questioned if I was assigned the correct type of room after checking-in. Okay place to stay if you expect to be out and about most of the day. Not really a resort type property."

"My wife and I stayed two nights. "Resort" seems to be a misnomer. It's just a 10-floor building with rooms. And our room on the eighth floor was just plain -- nothing, no painting, no photograph, on the walls. More unsettling, the outside of the windows was very dirty; it looked as if they hadn't been cleaned in months, so we felt like we were in a cave. And the shower curtain had a lot of visible mold; it needs to be replaced. Customers complete check-in by scanning a QR code on a tablet; we received our code via email a few days before we arrived. But again, there is no "resort" feeling, no welcome at all. You just walk in and a sign on a wall tells to scan your code as if you are staying in a dormitory. Also, please note there are two buildings, an A and B; make sure you go to the correct building. There seemed to be a small cafe near the entrance, but we didn't use it. And on this visit to Miyako, we got by without a rental car, so I cannot comment on the parking. Generally, I don't like to leave negative comments, but we certainly won't be returning to this "resort." On the one positive side, the hotel is right in the middle of the city, so you can walk to all of the restaurants and coffee shops. A cab to the airport cost us 1500 yen and took about 10 minutes."