Onna Resorts

What views,sunsets and clean oceans. Hotel is a little expensive for room quality, but service is excellant. Limited food selections to what is at the hotel only. Geared towards families. But still a beautiful experience.

The staff was so friendly and helpful with everything I asked for

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The hotel was amazing for a good price. My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our stay and I would choose this hotel again in the future.

This is hotel is typical of the Okinawan hotels that cater to mainland Japanese. The difference between it and others is that it does most things right. There are 6 restaurants, they give you a brochure that lists the times each is open. (nice) downside is that each has different hours.It always has at least one restaurant with a buffet open. Like most Okinawan buffets, the food is not delicious, just filling, the difference is most is acutally decent instead of awful. It is made for huge numbers of tourists. The staff is friendly and polite, and tries hard to be accomdating. Most do not speak much English, but in a pinch they will find someone who does. The one thing to keep in mind is the way these hotels do business, most everything is an add on. Parking will cost you. Towels for the pool may cost you, or they may give you a voucher as part of your room rate. Use of the Beach is free, white sand and netted, nice -but use of the beach area with cool inflated things for kids and adults to climb on will cost you. (10 bucks a person). They gave us coupons for breakfast, but you had to eat at the restaurants that served Japanese fair. Want a western style breakfast? If so you must go to one of the other restaurants, and have a lunch type meal (spaghetti carbonara for breakfast). Or you can wait until noon; from noon to 4 there is a desert bar with a make your own pancakes section. The area has a lot of nice hotels because is on a really nice stretch of beach. The downside is there are not many restaurants. The Rizzan has several gift shops to tempt you with a better than average selection of foods and island made trinkets. As for the room, ours was great, we travel with 2 kids and rooms that sleep 4 are hard to come by, harder still if they won't share a bed. The Rizzan had a great room with 4 twin beds on the tenth floor with breathtaking views a balcony along its length, so long that it required 2 sliding glass doors and still had room for more glass- one wall is fl...