Holiday Inn Ana Miyazaki By Ihg

“Great location. Needs updating,”

This hotel is located about 20 km from Miyazaki city centre. However, it is adjacent to a beautiful surfing beach and walking distance to the Edo Shrine. The building itself is very dated and so are the rooms. The staff are wonderful. Our sincere thanks to Kiran, Shiori from the Front desk for thei… more

This hotel is located about 20 km from Miyazaki city centre. However, it is adjacent to a beautiful surfing beach and walking distance to the Edo Shrine. The building itself is very dated and so are the rooms. The staff are wonderful. Our sincere thanks to Kiran, Shiori from the Front desk for their attentive service. Thanks to Jan and Akindo for their attentive service at the restaurant. Rooms need to be updated.

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“Great place, just why no outside pool?”

Nice, well dimensioned hotel with a lot of indoor and outdoor facilities near a great beach. Especially on the highest floors the sea views are wonderful. But why no outside pool and charging 900 yen for the inside one? That’s a big let down. Overall I think it’s one if not the best hotel near the… more

Nice, well dimensioned hotel with a lot of indoor and outdoor facilities near a great beach. Especially on the highest floors the sea views are wonderful. But why no outside pool and charging 900 yen for the inside one? That’s a big let down. Overall I think it’s one if not the best hotel near the beach, but it could be better, and be a 5* resort

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“disappointing at first”

My first impression when arriving at the hotel was rather disappointing. The interior of the building and my room really showed their age. In its prime – maybe 40 or 50 years ago – the hotel must have been a state of the art accommodation. Meanwhile the glamour seems to have gone. I found the cover… more

My first impression when arriving at the hotel was rather disappointing. The interior of the building and my room really showed their age. In its prime – maybe 40 or 50 years ago – the hotel must have been a state of the art accommodation. Meanwhile the glamour seems to have gone. I found the cover of the chairs slightly torn and cigarette holes in the curtain. The walls showed signs of bruises where over the years luggage and bags made involuntary contact. All in all it would be time for some new coating. On the other hand I appreciated a few clever details like the switch for the fridge and the separate door to the bedroom, which really shut off the noise from the corridor completely at night. The window (with a wonderful view over the park and the beach) could be opened slightly although it is advised not to (“Please close the windows in your rooms. Various insects might visit your room since Aoshima has rich nature”). The room itself as well as the bathroom with separate toilet were of generous size. Furthermore, I very much enjoyed the hot springs on the third floor as well as the wide and varied choices at the breakfast buffet each morning. The hotel has easy access to the promenade along the beach into the village of Aoshima as well as Aoshima Island and it is lit at night. The walk along at sunset was a very pleasant experience. During my stay at the so-called “Golden Week” there were a fair number of families with young children as well as well as seasoned and novice surfers staying at the hotel. This made up for a rather interesting mix of mostly Japanese guests, which made me feel at ease very much. Last but not least, all the staff were tremendously friendly and on several occasions went out of their way to answer questions and make things happen. In short: for me the real charm of the place only became apparent on second sight and I would happily stay there again.

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“Nice Location”

Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki is a well-located seaside retreat that offers stunning ocean views and easy access to Aoshima’s top attractions. While the hotel shows signs of being a bit dated, it still provides a comfortable and relaxing stay, with spacious rooms overlooking the Pacific. The resort’… more

Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki is a well-located seaside retreat that offers stunning ocean views and easy access to Aoshima’s top attractions. While the hotel shows signs of being a bit dated, it still provides a comfortable and relaxing stay, with spacious rooms overlooking the Pacific. The resort’s onsen (hot spring) is a highlight, offering a soothing experience with scenic views of the beach. The hotel also features an indoor pool, a fitness center, and multiple dining options serving both Japanese and Western cuisine. One of its greatest strengths is its prime location, just a short walk from Aoshima Shrine, the famous Devil’s Washboard, and the beautiful coastline. Whether you're here for sightseeing, surfing, or simply unwinding by the sea, the Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki remains a solid choice for visitors looking for convenience and relaxation in southern Miyazaki.

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