About the room
Deluxe, Twin Beds — Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel in Miyakojima, Japan. Explore room photos, features and amenities, then choose your dates to check prices and availability.
This 452-sq-foot non-smoking room features 2 large twin beds and offers ocean views. The layout includes a bedroom, and guests can relax with available in-room massage. Amenities include free WiFi, a 50-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, a coffee/tea maker, an electric kettle, and free bottled water. Sleep comfort is ensured with a pillowtop bed, premium bedding, turndown service, and bed sheets. The private bathroom boasts a deep soaking bathtub and a separate shower with a rainfall showerhead. Practical features include a safe, desk, and phone, with free cribs available on request. Comfort is enhanced by climate-controlled air conditioning, and fresh bed sheets and towels are available on request. The room is also eco-friendly, featuring eco-friendly toiletries, energy-saving switches, and LED light bulbs.
- Beds
- 2 Twin Beds
These are shared hotel amenities, separate from the amenities specific to your room.
- Accessible By Elevator
- Accessible Facilities
- Cashless Transactions Available
- Garden
- Green/Sustainable Hotel
- Lgbtq Friendly
- No Covid-19 Testing Service Onsite
- Parasailing Nearby
- Showcase For Local Artists
- Toiletries
- Air Conditioning
- Airport Shuttle - Free
- Barbecue Grill
- Car Parking - Onsite Free
- Complimentary Wifi Access
- Elevators
- Free Wifi
- Laundry Service
- Restaurant
- Self-Parking - Free
- Check-in
- 15:00
- Check-out
- 12:00
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