Name: Resort Hotel Kume Island
Address: 411 Magari, Shimajiri, Shimajiri, Shimajiri, 9013112, Japan
Rating: 7

24-hour reception

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Kume-jima Airport

Kerama Airport

Resort Hotel Kume Island

Shimajiri

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I really enjoyed my stay at the Kume Island Resort. First off Kume island is a peaceful beautiful place. The hotel is in a good area across the street from the beach (but only partial view of the beach). It’s about a 15 min taxi ride from the ferry port. It’s a clean hotel, nice staff and good breakfast. My room was large and recently remodeled and nice. I highly recommend this hotel. If you stay very long on Kume island, I recommend you get a rental car. The hotel staff will help you with this. They have two people on staff that speak great English and were so nice. Kume Island is like stepping back into 1970 in many ways. I love it there.

Great Resort on a peaceful remote island

We booked one twin room for 2 nights and arrived to receive a twin room each, at no extra cost. The staff we incredibly friendly and helpful in planning island activities. Everything we wanted to do could be done through the resort from renting bikes to a tour to hate island and even a free shuttle bus to other places of interest on the Island. Was across the road from the beach, many excellent restaurants within 5 minutes walk and the locals were also all extremely friendly and chatty. On site shop had great gifts and every day necessities too.Would recommend to anyone of all ages.

Great staff, great location

Our room was recently renovated and very clean throughout. The breakfast that is available (additional charge) was nice and offered many options. All staff members were very friendly and one during the afternoon shift spoke English which was nice. The pool area looked nice and the pool needs cleaning, many bugs floating on top so I got out. I would stay here again.

This hotel is verry welll located for restaurant and beautiful beach but infrastructure are very old.The hotel's restaurant is very good !! 😀

Resort Hotel Kume Island was a huge complex that can probably House 10% of the island population.  It felt almost abandoned while we stayed.  While the resort grounds were kept well, the interior probably has not been renovated since the 80’s.  The stale cigarette stench filled the hallways and while everything was functioning, the room was in a desperate need of some renovation.  Puddles on the balcony never drained making it impossible to hang out on it.  Luckily the beds were at least comfortable and the room was spacious enough for three.  The pool looked great but it just never got warm enough for us to enjoy it.  Worst part was the thin walls that didn’t stuff out any noise from the outside.  Even with less than 10% occupancy, noise was an issue when kids from a floor below were being loud.   Breakfast spread was good with lot of healthy options and local Okinawa dishes.  The airport bus route stopping at the entrance was also a nice convenience.

Comfortable but old building

Stayed here for the Kumejima Marathon 2 years in a row. Rooms could use an update but still good. Staff was extremely nice. Good breakfast. Great location for tourist. For the marathons could walk to start line. If not running full, we watched racers run by hotel & cheered them on. 

Great hotel for Marathon 

This hotel was a pleasant surprise in the midst of tranquil and undeveloped Kumejima. The resort is modern and spacious situated a few hundred  meters off beautiful Eef Beach. Dinner in the restaurant was outstanding. The outdoor pool  is large and  kid friendly. There is no  bar or lounge  but there is an agreement with one close by.     .

A Little Slice of paradise

4 nights at Resort Hotel Kume Island.
Our JAL package tour included car rental and we arrived from the airport to the hotel with no problem.
Checked in with ease and stayed at Rm.212.
The room was of decent size.
Quite happy with the room except for lack of any elevators
and climbing up the stairs to our room with our luggage when checking in and checking out.
Numerous restaurants within walking distance from the hotel.
I recommend KAMEYOSHI, UMIBOZU and NAMIJI.
My first visit so I can not compare hotels
but my wife and I were happy with our choice.
Breakfast could improve.
(as it was included in our package we stopped going after trying it out twice)

My first visit so can not compare hotels but happy with my choice

I crewed a sailboat during a regatta and this is where the crew stayed until our passage back to the Okinawa main island.  The rooms were clean but really outdated like most Japanese Hotels.  It had a 1970s feel to it.  Other than that the staff spoke English and helps you speak Japanese so that is a big A+ in my book.  The island itself is very beautiful, not overly industrialized like Okinawa and the mainland of Japan.  It really feels like an island from a simpler time.

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