On The Beach Lue

“Bon séjour”

C'est un bel hôtel près de la mer et près aquarium. Vue sur l'océan est excellent. Vous pouvez atteindre la plage en dehors des chambres. La chambre est petite mais propre. Le style japonais est bon. Malheureusement, nous n'avons pas réserver le barbecue à l'avance, donc nous avons manqué le barbec… Plus

C'est un bel hôtel près de la mer et près aquarium. Vue sur l'océan est excellent. Vous pouvez atteindre la plage en dehors des chambres. La chambre est petite mais propre. Le style japonais est bon. Malheureusement, nous n'avons pas réserver le barbecue à l'avance, donc nous avons manqué le barbecue avec une vue spectaculaire sur le coucher de soleil.

Moins

“séjour très reposant dans un cadre merveilleux.”

C'est un magnifique petit hôtel directement sur la plage au nord de Nago à Okinawa. Si vous avez loué une voiture, c'est une brise à trouver. Par ailleurs, autrement, vous pouvez prendre le 65 ou 66 autour de la péninsule du Nago. Un peu difficile si vous ne parlez pas pas un mot de japonais, mai… Plus

C'est un magnifique petit hôtel directement sur la plage au nord de Nago à Okinawa. Si vous avez loué une voiture, c'est une brise à trouver. Par ailleurs, autrement, vous pouvez prendre le 65 ou 66 autour de la péninsule du Nago. Un peu difficile si vous ne parlez pas pas un mot de japonais, mais ça ne nous a pas et nous l'avons trouvé. Le service est super et très personnalisé. Ils vous laveront même utiliser un site de traduction lorsque leur anglais loin. Les chambres sont grandes, et légèrement la décrépitude, mais pour le prix très confortable. Il n'y a aucune chambre non-fumeurs de disponible. Il faut y aller pour la vue sur la mer, mais faut réserver en avance. Essayez le barbecue fantastique au restaurant adjacent, qui veulent dépenser le reste de la journée à nager et lézarder au pittoresque, tropicale plage.

Moins

“Great time! This hotel was of the budget variety, but the position was perfect with a car. We thought it was great!”

We stayed here in July 2019 and it was a great spot to explore the northern part of Okinawa. 5 mins up the road on Sesoku Island is the beautiful Sesoku beach, amazing especially for beautiful sunsets. Motobu is close for food and shops and Nago is only a short ride too. it was about 15-20 mins to … Plus

We stayed here in July 2019 and it was a great spot to explore the northern part of Okinawa. 5 mins up the road on Sesoku Island is the beautiful Sesoku beach, amazing especially for beautiful sunsets. Motobu is close for food and shops and Nago is only a short ride too. it was about 15-20 mins to the Aquarium, which we can highly recommend. We took the day to drive up to Cape Hedo and around the top of the island, which was lovely. Stopped to walk to waterfalls along the way. Not too much traffic up this end of the island at that time, very relaxing.

Moins

“Enjoy the beach!”

We really enjoyed our stay at "On the Beach Lue." There are hotel rooms available, but we rented one of the condo units apart from the restaurant for a three night stay. I'm not sure what the hotel rooms are like, but they were booked solid while we were there. It was quiet and we could enjoy the… Plus

We really enjoyed our stay at "On the Beach Lue." There are hotel rooms available, but we rented one of the condo units apart from the restaurant for a three night stay. I'm not sure what the hotel rooms are like, but they were booked solid while we were there. It was quiet and we could enjoy the sound of the waves putting us to sleep at night. The condominium units are fairly sparse & utilitarian, but let's face it - you're not in Okinawa to sit in your hotel room! You can expect two beds, a tatami room with extra futons, a kitchenette with stovetop and fridge, a small balcony, air conditioning, and a bathroom with shower and bathtub. There's a little grocery store with fresh veggies and food almost directly across the street and a larger one about a 5 minute drive away if you'd like to buy and cook your own meals. Or, you can head over to the restaurant and eat there. We opted for the all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet in the morning as part of our package. There was a decent assortment of food and they regularly restocked the stuff that was getting low. There was no Wi-Fi, but there was a laptop computer in the restaurant area that you can use during restaurant hours if you don't mind standing up by a small counter while you 'connect with the world.' There is a coin laundry facility next to the condo unit. You have to go to the front desk in the restaurant and book it or get the key. They have some extra clotheslines available if you want to dry your stuff out on your balcony. The best part about this place, is just enjoying the beach and swimming in the water. The restaurant and condominium side are sort of separated by a big rock on the beach and we didn't see many of the people from the hotel units coming over to the condo side. It is virtually a private beach! You can drive to a public beach were you might get a little bit finer sand, but you'll have to try and find a parking spot, and then have to stake out a piece of beach amongst the hundreds of other people. My advice: just enjoy this beach out front! The swimming is good - we were able to see a wide variety of fish snorkeling around the reef; and the sunset and night walks along the beach were great! As far as things to do... - The hotel has a "Yado Kari" (Hermit Crab) Park in front of it. Basically a series of rocks and driftwood where kids (and adults) can watch hermit crabs crawl around. There's also a big frame out front that you can hold up and take pictures in. - There are a couple pay activities such as "salt making" where you can boil away sea water to make salt and a tabletop BBQ you can do for a supper if you like. - Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium is not far away. We did the aquarium and dolphin shows one day, and then enjoyed the free park area on the second day. - There's also some sea-do outfit operating nearby that rented sea-dos or pulled people around in a giant inflatable couch.

Moins