Loved, loved, loved this small resort. In a peaceful residential area, the resort is tucked away from the main road and your accommodation is located in the middle of a little garden paradise. The rooms were very spacious with a little balcony to the rear with a table and chairs. Staff were super friendly and very helpful. Always there to assist and answer any questions I had. Am very grateful to staff who helped me to arrange several days trips, organising taxis and/or explaining the bus routes and connections. Sometimes using a mini translator to ensure that I understood everything correctly. I stayed 5 nights and due to that received Club Coco membership, which included breakfast and lunch. The resort also hosts free special events on a daily basis during the day and also some evenings. I managed to a enjoy a cocktail evening, Dim sum dinner and a cooking class. Breakfast was fantastic, such a large variety of both western and Japanese food to choose from, freshly cooked and topped up on a regular basis. At no time was anything empty. There is a free shuttle to Renaissance hotel in Onna which runs frequently throughout the day. From the resort you are under 15 mins walk away from San-A shopping centre and a 7-11 konbini. I rented the electric bike that the resort offers to guest for free and managed to explore the Okinawa caves (approx 10mins ride). Yes, you can get around by public bus but you need to plan it and plan it well. I often co-ordinated and combined hotel shuttle transfers with public buses and airport/resort liner coaches , which also shortened the journey time on trips to for example Churaumi aquarium and Shurijo castle. However, I would definitely hire a car next time. I wanted to see more of the island and felt limited relying on the buses/coaches etc. Staff at the resort really went out of their way to help and ensure that I had a wonderful time.

That I couldn't stay longer

Coco Garden in Ishikawa exceeded my expectations! The staffs were extremely friendly, very kind. I am a vegetarian so I was bit worried but the manager even accommodated special meals for me for both breakfast and dinner. The rooms were extremely spacious, filled with extremely comfortable beds, and a separate, large bath tub, dressing area and a toilet. The resort is located in a suburb of Iha, but the property itself is extremely peaceful and offers good view of Ishikawa from it. It gives you good access to Ishikawa, and many convenience stores close by, with the San-A shopping center a mere 10 minute walk through the nice streets of Okinawa. If you are in for a long stay, you will have club coco access and then you can even access the property of Renaissance resort, with free shuttles to it. You get private onsen, lounge and beach access. From the pricepoint, its definitely value for the money. Will definitely stay again if I visit Okinawa in the future.

Its nestled up in Iha, so it might be hard to find on the first day.

One of the coziest, most comfortable hotels I have ever stayed at. The «garden feeling» is great - and the food is excellent. The Coco benefits for long stays are really nice as well, and worthwile staying a bit longer for. The staff is amazing!

While the associated Renaissance Hotel is great, and it is very nice that one can use so many of the commodities and join in activities, I sometimes felt a bit sorry for the animals there that seem to live in rather (too?) small enclosures. Not a direct problem of the coco garden resort though - here the feeling is much nicer with all the amazing butterflies around.

We didn’t like this property, we absolutely LOVED it! We spent 5 amazing nights full of incredible and exciting treats and surprises, such as free e-bikes or manicure rental, karaoke room, snorkelling, kayaking, free lunch, a soap as a present, free laundry… All these beautiful touches just kept coming! One day it was an invitation to try midnight okinawan sweets, try making dim sum or have a drink… We especially LOVED the ryukyu yoga teacher and the possibility to try delicious okinawan dishes. If Coco Garden is on your shortlist, book it immediately! You will have an unforgettable stay full of beautiful memories.

The hotel rooms are a bit older but they manage to keep them spotlessly clean and comfortable nevertheless.

The property was amazing. It had a great view by the pool overlooking uruma, 2 turtles you can go visit, the restaurant was a Chinese inspired restaurant with amazing buffet and a la carts options. And the morning breakfast was one of the best I have seen. I was on a PCS move and decided to try on of my weeks here to check out Uruma area. There is a shuttle bus that lets you go to the Hilton renaissance and enjoy all the activities at that resort as if you were staying there if you get the coco club perk. I recommended you doing that because there is a lot to do at the renassaince.

The pillows, no microwave, and no streaming option for tv

The resort has extremely friendly and efficient staff, whilst the gardens are beautiful gardens. Breakfast and the Dim Sum dinners were exceptional.

Lack of choice for lunch and no room service.

Breakfast was rich and delicious. Rooms were big and spacious. I had an economy room, so can't complain about the view, but the room had nice access to the private small garden.

I was hoping to switch off the general light on the terrace. Unfortunately you have to close the curtains if you want to sleep, because the light is way too strong.

The setting of this resort is magnificent with sweeping views of Uruma City.

The food choice is limited to zchinese which is a bit disappointing for a visitor to Japan but understandable with their principally zzjapanese clientel

Very nice atmosphere and garden. Quiet and authentic. Not overrun by tourists

The buildings are a little worn out on the outside, however inside they are very nice. Also the tennis court could use a makeover.

Amazing breakfast, superb views, lovely and welcoming stuff, good washing facilities, BIG turtles! We enjoyed every minute of our stay!

We missed out on the pool, because I happened to have no clothes that would allow me to hide all of my tattoos, which is the local requirement.