Fusaki Beach Resort Hotel & Villas

“A CLUBMED of FUSAKI”

The resort is top style, and they offer so many activities, honestly the best families resort in BEACH WORLD Japan. There are so many pools, and one of them is an children's pools, with an whole playground complex in one of the pools. The rooms are great and very similar to Club Med.

“ABSOLUTE PARADISE”

The most beautiful and relaxing way to end our 15-day trip to Japan after the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Kyoto. The resort was absolutely pristine, peaceful, and luxurious despite it being a predominately family-friendly resort w young children. We traveled with two children ourselves and the a… more

The most beautiful and relaxing way to end our 15-day trip to Japan after the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Kyoto. The resort was absolutely pristine, peaceful, and luxurious despite it being a predominately family-friendly resort w young children. We traveled with two children ourselves and the amenities were top-notch, including 3 pools, a water park and indoor pool w slide. The kids (and parents) enjoyed our water play time immensely as a family. The pool rules were a bit rigid for our standards and liking, but in the end they took safety very seriously. The only thing we didn’t care for was the BBQ Grill restaurant and it’s all you can eat gimmick; all the food came out all at once, it was overpriced and it wasn’t explained to us very well to know that we should’ve opted for the a la carte menu instead. That being said, it can be a little difficult and frustrating for those who speak English; there were a few things related to our food experience that was lost in translation and thus we overspent a couple times w/o realizing what we were actually ordering. Finally the amenities were great, including the incredible loungewear that was provided for each person in the rooms. In fact we’re trying to purchase some sets for the family! All in all, it was a great experience that we will remember fondly.

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“Very family orientated. ”

We recently stayed at Fusaki Beach on Ishigaki Island after a very busy 14 days travelling around Japan and choose it for some r&r before returning home to UK. While there were certainly some lovely highlights, a few aspects left us feeling slightly underwhelmed. The setting itself is charming, wi… more

We recently stayed at Fusaki Beach on Ishigaki Island after a very busy 14 days travelling around Japan and choose it for some r&r before returning home to UK. While there were certainly some lovely highlights, a few aspects left us feeling slightly underwhelmed. The setting itself is charming, with beautifully maintained grounds and a genuinely picturesque beachfront. Our room was absolutely beautiful—spacious, thoughtfully designed, and immaculately clean, which made for a wonderfully comfortable stay. However, we did find the on-site dining to be rather expensive, even for takeaway options, which felt a little steep considering the casual nature of some meals. The pool bar was closed for refurbishment, which was genuinely disappointing as there wasn’t a particularly nice or atmospheric spot to enjoy a pre-dinner or mid-day drink. Nothing happening at hotel in evenings,no entertainment whether that's a culture thing or seasonal. One of the more surprising inconveniences was the early morning leaf-blowing—starting around 8am right outside the room, which was quite startling but maybe after 9am. We typically avoid family resorts and lean toward adults-only stays, we were pleasantly surprised by the exceptionally well-behaved and respectful nature of the local families and children. That said, the resort was still very noisy by the pool with lots of toddlers and babies around, which made true peace and tranquillity quite elusive. Even at the furthest end from the children’s pool, there was an irritatingly frequent bell sound from a nearby water feature. We eventually managed to mentally zone it out, but it was persistently present. A real positive worth highlighting was the resort’s eco-conscious initiative, where guests can opt out of housekeeping in exchange for credit, encouraging resource conservation—an idea we absolutely applaud. Check-in and check-out were impressively smooth and professionally handled, which we greatly appreciated. The Western breakfast was acceptable, with a limited but decent selection of cereals, eggs, bacon, and sausages. Understandably, given the mostly non-Western guest demographic, the offerings weren’t vast, but there was still plenty to choose from. Fussy European eaters might find it a touch restrictive, but it worked fine for us. In summary, Fusaki Beach offers a visually stunning, family-friendly environment, but those seeking a quiet, couples retreat may wish to look elsewhere. Hotel is quite remote so Definitely recommend hiring a car to get out in evenings to eat elsewhere.

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“Family resort with good safe swimming”

Beach side resort for families. Staff were great, food is good, had sunny weather, place has a gym and choice of breakfast restaurants but it’s very much set up for families with lots of small children. Japanese kids are well behaved but you do feel like you’re in a nursery at breakfast time. Big… more

Beach side resort for families. Staff were great, food is good, had sunny weather, place has a gym and choice of breakfast restaurants but it’s very much set up for families with lots of small children. Japanese kids are well behaved but you do feel like you’re in a nursery at breakfast time. Big plus if your a swimmer is a patrolled beach with netting to keep out the stingers. Closed outside of 9-5.

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