Find hotels near Hoshisuna Beach, Taketomi from AED 498

"Clean, comfy bed with extra length. Compact and efficient as well as eco friendly. Staff there are very friendly and eager to help the customers. We had two good recommendations for an activities and restaurant. "

"Hali Hali House and the hosts hold a special place in my heart after just a two night stay. The bus stops conveniently down the road and upon arrival in the lush manicured garden I was greeted by the gracious hosts and shown the property. Despite the language barrier, she was very patient with me and it was a non issue to understand each other. I chose the tatami room for a traditional experience and I am very pleased with the accommodations. I had the best sleep I’ve had in such a long time. The bathroom was very clean and I enjoyed the japanese style shower although there is an option to use the tub. Breakfast was served each day and was extraordinarily delicious. I tried many new fruits and vegetables and really enjoyed them all. This location is very unique and just a great value overall. When I return to Ishigaki with my family I would absolutely set up home base here."

"Great generous room, no 13 in the village bungalows. Views of tropical foliage in every direction. Great Deck with a bath. Lovely time. "

"Friendly staff, clean room, and we loved the beach!"

"Stunning. Really special place where we felt very well looked after. The staff were very attentive, and very helpful organising excursions. The particular highlight was canoeing along the mangrove forests. The houses themselves are incredibly special, and a wonderful place to relax "

"Good size room, amenities are kid- / family-friendly, and the breakfast buffet is superb!"

"The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The room was very clean. Lovely view of ocean and pool from room. We enjoyed our stay immensely. "

"Breakfast was made with care, inn keeper communicative and kind. Wonderful hospitality. "

"Found ants inside the drawer with the PJ and on the floor of tatami. Also over populated crows that attack the hawk who tries to get them away. We could not enjoy the balcony without the crow being out there on the rail"