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Rakuten Travel rating 4.8 out of 5 (24 reviews). Guests praise the atmospheric private-hire open-air bath, the whole-rental cottage where you can spend time without worrying about other guests, and both the 22 sq m Japanese-style tatami room and the sea-inspired Japanese-Western room. With the Churaumi Aquarium nearby, families value it for a stay in Okinawa.
Kids Facilities
Children's things in the loft
Children's things in the loft
The loft on the second floor of the lounge is stocked with things for children, including picture books, karuta cards, playing cards, building blocks (Kapla and LaQ), a wooden play kitchen, manga and DVDs. The front desk also lends out children's items such as picture books and toys.
Observation tower and fishing-float swing
Observation tower and fishing-float swing
On the side facing the sea there is an observation tower, free to enjoy as you please for commemorative photos or a snack break. Beneath the tower stands a swing made from a fishing float, which is remarkably steady.
Meals for children
Meals for children
For small children who cannot manage a full portion, a children's udon or a children's curry can be ordered as an addition at check-in. If there are ingredients your child dislikes or is allergic to, you can let the resort know in advance.
Co-sleeping and bedding conditions
Co-sleeping and bedding conditions
Children under school age who co-sleep without futon bedding are limited to one per adult. If a child who has not yet started elementary school needs bedding, a bedding charge applies. In the Japanese-style tatami room, guests lay out the futons themselves, and you can ask the staff if you would like a hand.
- •Co-sleeping is limited to one child under school age per adult
- •A bedding charge applies if a child who has not yet started elementary school needs bedding
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Overview
Sannin Resort is a private villa retreat in Motobu, Okinawa, made up of three villas, each rented whole to a single group and each with its own private garden. Sakura, the Japanese-style tatami room, sleeps up to 4 guests. Co-sleeping is limited to one child under school age per adult. The private-hire open-air bath is free of charge, so families and friends can enjoy it together. The loft is stocked with picture books, building blocks and other things for children, and breakfast centers on a Ryukyu-style Japanese set meal, with disliked ingredients and allergies accommodated.
Rooms
Sannin Resort is a private villa retreat in Motobu, Okinawa, made up of three villas, each rented whole to a single group and each with its own private garden. Uruma, a Western-style room, has two single beds, 22 sq m indoors plus a 9 sq m deck and a private garden. Sakura, the Japanese-style tatami room, is likewise 22 sq m indoors and sleeps up to 4 guests on futon bedding. Guests lay out the futons themselves; if you would like a hand, you can ask the staff. Tin, a Japanese-Western room, has two single beds and about 3 tatami mats of Ryukyu tatami, where futon bedding can be laid out so that up to 3 adults can stay. The beds can also be pushed together Hollywood style to close the gap between them, which makes this room a good choice for families with young children. Every room type has a set children's rate. The rooms have a refrigerator and free mineral water, the washroom is stocked with bath towels and face towels, and the shower room has silicone-free shampoo and other supplies.
Dining
Breakfast centers on a Ryukyu-style Japanese set meal, with dishes made from seasonal ingredients such as inamuduchi (a white-miso soup with pork), naberaa nbushii (sponge gourd simmered with miso) and soki-jiru (pork spare-rib soup). If there are ingredients you dislike or are allergic to, you can let the resort know in advance. For dinner you can choose between a Ryukyu-style Japanese set meal and a sunset dinner, either BBQ or Agu pork shabu-shabu (thin slices of pork cooked in hot broth), and it must be reserved by the day before you use it. BBQ cannot be served in winter, and in bad weather with strong wind and rain it switches to Agu pork shabu-shabu. Children are served meals they can enjoy eating on their own, and for small children who cannot manage a full portion, a children's udon or a children's curry can be ordered as an addition at check-in.
Bath
The private-hire open-air bath can be used from check-in through the last session that starts at 9 p.m., and you let the staff know at least 30 minutes before the time you would like to bathe. It is reserved in 45-minute slots for one group at a time, and it may be unavailable in rain or bad weather. The water is kept at a temperature suited to the season, swimsuits may be worn, and families and friends can enjoy it together. There is no washing area, so soap and shampoo are to be used in the shower in your room. Use of the private-hire open-air bath is free of charge.
Family-Friendly Features
Children under school age who co-sleep without futon bedding are limited to one per adult. If a child who has not yet started elementary school needs bedding, a bedding charge applies. The loft on the second floor of the lounge is stocked with things for children - picture books, karuta cards, playing cards, building blocks (Kapla and LaQ), a wooden play kitchen, manga and DVDs - so you can settle in on the sofa with a book while the children play. The front desk also lends out children's items such as picture books and toys. On the side facing the sea there is an observation tower, free to enjoy as you please for commemorative photos or a snack break, and beneath it stands a swing made from a fishing float, which is remarkably steady. The lounge welcomes children and guests who are not eating or drinking, and its open space is an easy place to take your time.
Access
It is about 2 hours by car from Naha Airport, a distance of about 100 km, and about 40 minutes on ordinary roads from the Kyoda IC on the Okinawa Expressway. By bus it takes about 2 to 2.5 hours from Naha Airport, on any of 3 routes. If you get in touch in advance by phone, email or LINE, you can be picked up at a designated bus stop. There are 6 parking spaces, free of charge and with no reservation needed.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 759 Hamamoto, Motobu-cho, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa 905-0216 |
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| directions_carAccess | By car from Naha Airport, in the Motobu and Churaumi area. Please confirm the details with the property. |
| trainNearest station | Naha Airport |
| local_parkingParking | Parking for 6 cars, free of charge and with no reservation needed. |
| callPhone | +81-80-3832-3232 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.sannin.okinawa/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Sannin Resort best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at Sannin Resort?
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Parking: Parking for 6 cars, free of charge and with no reservation needed.
How do you get to Sannin Resort?
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By car from Naha Airport, in the Motobu and Churaumi area. Please confirm the details with the property.
Can we use the lounge when we have children with us?
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Yes. Guests who are not eating or drinking and guests with children are both welcome, and the open space is an easy place to take your time.
Is there a space in the lounge where we can play with our children?
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The second floor of the lounge is a loft space, where you can settle in on the sofa with a book while the children use it as a place to play.
Are there meals for children?
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Children are served meals they can enjoy eating on their own, and for small children who cannot finish a full portion, a children's udon or a children's curry can be ordered as an addition at check-in.
Can we sleep in the same bed as our small child?
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The beds can be pushed together Hollywood style so there is no gap between them, which makes this a good choice for families with young children.
Is co-sleeping free for children?
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Co-sleeping is limited to one child under school age per adult. Co-sleeping without using futon bedding is free of charge, but if bedding is needed a bedding charge applies. Each room also has a set children's rate.
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