Umino Ryotei Okinawa Nakamasou

“Small slice of traditional Japan in Okinawa!”

Was looking for a traditional ryokan stay in Okinawa, after many enjoyable ryokan/onsen stays on the mainland. Not easy to find as I suppose there aren't any natural hot springs on the island. But Umi no Roytei has and provides everything else needed for an excellent ryokan experience. First their… Mehr

Was looking for a traditional ryokan stay in Okinawa, after many enjoyable ryokan/onsen stays on the mainland. Not easy to find as I suppose there aren't any natural hot springs on the island. But Umi no Roytei has and provides everything else needed for an excellent ryokan experience. First their location is quite far out, with only a small town (Nakama) nearby. It's also sited on top of a small hill, so that even though it is near the main road, the road isn't visible and there is absolutely no road noise. This gives it nice views of the open sea, with the large Halekulani resort visible in the distance. There are only about 20+ rooms, which are laid out along a zig-zag corridor, adding to the privacy of each room. You can't see any other room from the window, and higher floors have a sea view while the lower floors look toward the garden. Our room had a small sitting area which faced the garden, which was great for sitting and resting after a long day out. Every corner was spotlessly clean, so much so that we thought it had only recently opened, even though it has been several years already. We took a half-board deal, and both the breakfasts and dinners were excellent, with many courses of locally-sourced food. Each course was done to perfection, and even though each portion was small, it all added up to a filling and sumptuous meal. Iwakiri was our chief waiter and he took really great care of us, explaining each dish as it was served, and it helped us in the appreciation of the food. There was a small onsen and each time we visited, no one else was inside and it really seemed like a private onsen. There was also a large bathtub in the bathroom in the room for those who want more privacy. So overall, we were completely satisfied with this Japanese ryokan in Okinawa, in terms of both service and food, which matches and even exceeds the standards of mainland ryokans. What a find!

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“Ryokan in paradise”

From the moment we arrived at Umi no Ryotei Nakama Inn, we were embraced by quiet elegance, heartfelt hospitality, and the soothing rhythm of the sea. Tucked away in Onna’s lush greenery with sweeping ocean views, this hidden gem feels like a sanctuary—one that honors both tradition and comfort in … Mehr

From the moment we arrived at Umi no Ryotei Nakama Inn, we were embraced by quiet elegance, heartfelt hospitality, and the soothing rhythm of the sea. Tucked away in Onna’s lush greenery with sweeping ocean views, this hidden gem feels like a sanctuary—one that honors both tradition and comfort in every detail. Our room was spacious, serene, and immaculately clean, with beautiful Ryukyuan touches and a private outdoor bath that overlooked the water. Waking up to the light breeze and birdsong, soaking in the tub under the stars—it was pure magic. The staff were exceptionally kind and attentive, effortlessly blending warmth with professionalism. Every interaction felt genuine and caring—from check-in to restaurant service, to the helpful guidance on exploring the area. The kaiseki dinner was a highlight: a beautifully curated journey through Okinawan flavors and seasonal ingredients, served with grace in a tranquil dining setting. Breakfast was equally delightful—light, fresh, and nourishing. It’s not just a place to stay—it’s a place to breathe, reflect, and remember what it means to feel truly welcomed. 素晴らしいおもてなしをありがとうございました。皆さまの温かさのおかげで、滞在が特別なものになりました。

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“Japanese hotel”

We wanted to get away from busy tourist places and stayed here for two nights. It's in a beautiful setting large beach and very Japanese. Our hosts were very kind and helpful even dropping us to the train when we left. The hotel is Japanese a roof top onsen/sauna over looking the bay. Breakfast w… Mehr

We wanted to get away from busy tourist places and stayed here for two nights. It's in a beautiful setting large beach and very Japanese. Our hosts were very kind and helpful even dropping us to the train when we left. The hotel is Japanese a roof top onsen/sauna over looking the bay. Breakfast was beautiful and delicious. I would / will come back, the hotel, staff and setting are just excellent.

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“Truly amazing and unique stay!”

If you are a fan of Ryokans in Japan, this one is a great experience everything you can ask for and expect. We traveled and stayed there w our small kids, who had a great time and the Ryokan went out of their way to cater for them. Overall very friendly staff, and was so nice to be away from the bi… Mehr

If you are a fan of Ryokans in Japan, this one is a great experience everything you can ask for and expect. We traveled and stayed there w our small kids, who had a great time and the Ryokan went out of their way to cater for them. Overall very friendly staff, and was so nice to be away from the big resorts. We did the Kaiseki dinner it was truly delicious and kids meals were very generous proportions and better quality than other places.

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