Ryukyu Resort Hotel in Okinawa provides brand new beach slippers and beach bags for free

I stayed at Ryukyu Hotel for the last two days of my Trip to Okinawa, Japan. I wanted to relax and end this short vacation. When I checked in, I didn't need to clean the room, but only change the towels, etc., and I could get a 1,500 yen reward for my environmental protection. The check-out settlement fee can be directly deducted, and the hotel will pack the changed towels and put them at the door of the room the next morning. Brand new beach slippers and beach bags are provided free of charge in the room, and the bags are also sold in the store on the first floor for about US$15.

The room is not as big as I imagined, but it cannot be compared with domestic resort hotels in Japan. The room facilities are very new, clean and hygienic. As a hotel that has just opened in the past two years, there is no need to say more. The hotel is divided into north and south wings. A map will be given when you check in. As long as you know where you are staying, the hotel's movement line is still very easy to understand. There is a store on the 1st floor where you can buy snacks/souvenirs/skin care products/daily necessities including baby diapers, etc. There are also swimming rings, swimsuits, keen shoes, and some items from mikihouse.

Diagonally opposite the store is the children's indoor swimming pool and activity room. It's not big and not crowded, but it's enough for kids to kill some time. Going in the opposite direction of the store, at the top is the breakfast restaurant and Sanraku (set meals, soba noodles, etc.). The breakfast is limited to one hour, and the waiter will come to remind you before the time is up. The breakfast has a wide variety and tastes good~ But there are also many people eating. We went to eat at 8:30 and waited for 5 minutes.

For dinner on the first night, I booked a western restaurant directly when I checked in. It was fine dining, and ordered a set menu and a kid set. The average cost per person was about 800 RMB. The taste was average, and the steak and dessert were a plus! I took a picture of the main course, see picture 15. The hotel has several swimming pools, and there is also a children's pool. The children's play facilities are not as good as those in Sanya, but since you are here to see the sea in Okinawa, you should be mentally balanced and don't compare! See pictures 12-13. The 4-year-old in our family had a lot of fun. The more popular big slide requires a height of 110cm.

The hotel has bus TK02, which can be taken to Senaga Island, Outlets, and IIAS Mall (there is an aquarium inside). If the weather is bad when you come, why not change your mood and go shopping. There is a direct bus to the airport, 700 yen/person. The one I took departs around 11:15. If you miss the time, you can google other ways or take a taxi. You can also take TK02 or 03 to the airport in the same waiting area. But the big bus is more convenient, and can separate large items such as suitcases. It will go to the airport 3F for domestic departures, and you need to walk a distance to the international departures.