Wellness Villa Brisa

It’s located just by the sea, beautiful sea view through window; the staff are friendly and helpful, the towels replacements are quite good, the hotel has enough parking lots for guests to park and free parking ticket to nearby beach.

The facility in Japanese style room is quite old specially bathroom, there is no room for luggage.

Great value for the money, one of the less expensive properties on the island. Staff can speak some English and are very friendly and eager to help.

Hotel feels a bit isolated. It's at the end of the "Shigira Seven Miles Resort" strip, so not really located near anything else. They do offer a shuttle that goes to other more upscale properties for dining or beachcombing, but we were told at reception that any restaurant we wanted to visit would require advance reservations, so it makes spontaneous dining impossible. We had our own rental car so didn't bother visiting the other resorts, and of course with your own car it's very easy to get anywhere else on the island for all of your sightseeing needs.

Great views. Good facilities in the room - everything we needed including washing machine. Very clean and comfortable.

Location is not very close to shops or restaurants (not walking distance). Also not walking distance to a swimming beach.

The location, view from the balcony, quiet Close to all attractions and a great beaches for snorkeling

The view from the room is great. Can see the sea from the room.

The trash facility on the first floor emits a bad odor throughout the area. The building is old and appears poorly maintained. Additionally, the floors are sticky, and the kitchen is not clean.

The view from balcony

It was more of Mansion than a hotel. Wrongly portrayed as hotel.

Spacious. With balcony overlooking Wai Wai Beach.

Common areas in need of renovation. Room floor requires better cleaning and polishing.

The view is amazing, really nice-sized room (superior room with tatami area), and the location is nice in the south of the island, part of a resort area. Beach towel rental service is good (although the towels aren't huge).

Poor value for money: at over 30,000 yen a night, I didn't expect dirty holes in the futon closet panels, a missing side to the sofa, and a half-renovated bathroom. Lighting is brutal, the room didn't feel cozy.

One of few affordable stays that gives you ocean views. You need a car if you stay here but if you have one it has easy access to most places you’d like to get to. Balcony is a big plus. Kitchen and the utensils are basic but satisfactory. You have access to the facilities at the main Shigira resort.

Like many places in Japan this place had its golden days a while ago. It’s the budget hotel of the Shigira resort and although it probably was good value for money at some point the whole resort seems to be about to check out. It’s built up around this German theme park, which is now closed and a bit of a ghost time. We had quite fun exploring it still but not for the reasons the owners originally envisioned. The room itself was not bad but a bit humid and had a funny smell when we arrived. This is quite common in tropical places in Japan but I would’ve expected a comparably expensive place like this to do better. Overall not a bad experience but you should know that you are signing up for a trip to one of Japan’s “dreams-long-past” when you book this hotel.

Location is the best, facing the sea

No beach, just a small between rocks. No restaurant, no breakfast, no café. No cleaning the room only if you pay, no change of the towels only if you pay. Old building.

Wonderful view and peaceful atmosphere.

There are no grocery shops around.

The sea view is really nice and the room is comfortable.

The facility itself isn’t very new so it’s a little old.

Big

Smelly

Everything

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