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"My wife and I stayed at the property four nights. Arriving to the property was very easy via the hotel shuttle. It’s a quick ride to the hotel, about 25 minutes. The hotel staff were very warm and welcoming when we arrived, a short time before checkin. Anyone who did not speak English, found someone who did. The pool was ideal for children and adults, the beach was clear and calm. Imagine Hawaii, but it’s Japan’s version. The drinks were nice at the bar. The rooms were quite spacious. The gym was awesome, never crowded. The morning breakfast had every option available to mankind. The dinners were amazing at the outside barbecue, it included all you could drink and eat. All the hotel guest were very polite and family oriented. It was a nice place to stay after a busy week across the country. Thank you Fusaki Beach 🙇‍♂️"

"The hotel is perfectly situated for ferry day trips, to make use of the airport limousine bus (non stop bus to and from the airport), and to explore the nightlife and restaurants in the evening. The bus lines meet at the bus terminal which is also in easy walking distance from the hotel. The room was spacious for Japan and the balcony was a nice extension to the room space. Breakfast was bountiful and well worth including in your stay. For me it was exactly what I needed in order to be explore the islands around Ishigaki "

"We had a wonderful time at the ANA Intercontinental Ishigaki. Our room was comfortable, clean, and modern. The lobby always smelled refreshing. It was easy to get to the restaurants, pools, and amenities at other wings. It you rent a car, there was plenty of parking. We really had a lovely vacation and we're very happy with our choice to stay at ANA."

"スーパー、バス停が目の前で便利 ホテルというよりマンション 基本スタッフには会う事はなかったがアメニティもセルフでひと通り揃い困る事はなかった 大人2人子供1人で充分な広さだが流石にユニットバスは狭い 騒音等もそれほど気にならなかった"

"Overall it was good, weather was little off but better than Tokyo. Hotel Staff was GREAT !!!"

"beautiful sea views, calm and peaceful environment, fairly close to the town and port"