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Halekulani Okinawa
"The hotel itself is clean and updated. The rooms are spacious. It was a lot of families and young kids running around having fun. zero romance and not where I would go if it was just my husband and me. The staff is friendly, helpful and no shortage of towels. The breakfast Buffett was mediocre and ..."
Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026
The Busena Terrace
"The breakfast was terrible, it was very low quality. The worst breakfast buffet I ’ve ever had in a resort. Everything tasted old and poor quality. The salmon looked like it was dyed with orange food coloring. It was not real salmon. There were no options whatsoever. There are no good quality restaurants ..."
Reviewed on Aug 10, 2026
Hotel Monterey Okinawa Spa & Resort
"The property was beautiful. We felt very safe. The beach is perfect! Food was good, but breakfast had a long wait every morning. Staff were friendly."
Reviewed on Jul 26, 2026
The Orion Hotel Motobu Resort & Spa
"Super endroit et la vue est incroyable"
Reviewed on Aug 9, 2026
Hotel Nikko Alivila
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Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026
Oriental Hotel Okinawa Resort & Spa
"素晴らしいホテルで今回で２回目の利用でした！ ただ残念なのがプールの監視員の安全面に対する意識の高さは素晴らしいですが その反面、 厳しすぎて子供が注意されたりで 監視員の顔色を伺いながら遊んでるのにガッカリでした。 もちろん飛び込みはダメなレベルはわかりますが 足の余裕で着くところでも子供だけ（小学５年）だとダメだったり、 ガラガラのプールでも大人と一緒にいても水中でのバク転練習で注意されたりで 気持ち的には少し残念レベル。"
Reviewed on Aug 4, 2026
Phoenix Park Hotel
"Was a very nice hotel. Clean. Modern. Was close to the port to see the summer festival fireworks."
Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026
ANA InterContinental Manza Beach Resort by IHG
Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island Okinawa
Ie Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Are you planning a trip to Okinawa and looking to unearth interesting hotels in Ie? There are several options waiting to be booked via Travelocity's destination page. Ie has 2 lodgings within an easy commute to the downtown area.
Look at a few Travelocity lodgings located within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius, including the Tilla SeaQ and Private Vacation Villa Kohola.
17 miles (27 kilometers) outside of the middle of Ie, you can find the The Atta Terrace Club Towers. Alternatively, the The Terrace Club At Busena is positioned 16 miles (26 kilometers) away. Other Travelocity-listed accommodation options are the The Busena Terrace and the Okinawa Spa Resort Exes.
After you have spent some time in Ie, make sure you check out some other attractions in Kyushu and Okinawa. Explore Kyushu and Okinawa's ruins and photograph the area's beaches and mountains. Wise travelers in this section of Japan often love mountain biking.
Looking for things to do? Spend some time discovering Shurijo Castle and Makishi Public Market, which you'll find in Naha, 35 miles (58 kilometers) to the south of Ie. Travelocity-listed Naha accommodations include the The Naha Terrace and Loisir Spa Tower Naha. 12 miles (20 kilometers) to the east of Ie, you will reach Nakijin, which boasts the mukaka villa kouriisland okinawa and Resort Hotel Bel Paraiso. When you stay in Nakijin, make your way to the Nakijin Gusuku Castle and Warumi Bridge.
If you can't stop thinking about sport and enjoy attending local clashes you and your traveling partner could get to Onoyama Athletic Park, which is 35 miles (59 kilometers) to the south of Ie. Stay in the middle of the action at the Hotel GranView Garden Okinawa or the Loisir Hotel Naha.
Situated 35 miles (59 kilometers) from the middle of Ie is Naha Airport. Find nearby Travelocity-listed accommodation at DoubleTree by Hilton Naha or Hotel Rocore Naha.
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Recent Ie hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
The Busena Terrace
"The breakfast was terrible, it was very low quality. The worst breakfast buffet I’ve ever had in a resort. Everything tasted old and poor quality. The salmon looked like it was dyed with orange food coloring. It was not real salmon. There were no options whatsoever. There are no good quality restaurants in the resort. It bothered me that the Italian restaurant was closed in summer. This truly sucks for European people who come to visit. Who closes an Italian restaurant in summer time?? So disappointing. There are no options for European people. The beach also had no service in the sense you cannot order food and drinks on the beach. You have to go to a food truck to buy food and drinks which is low quality. The bar by the pool, nobody understands English and they don’t even know what a Pina Colada is. We asked for white wine by the pool and they don’t have white wine. Even if it was written in the menu. This is so disappointing and ridiculous. It’s also ridiculous how clients can’t go to the terrace club for a drink at the bar just because we are not part of the terrace club. This is so ridiculous after how much money we pay to stay in this resort. I’m glad next door to the resort we have the Ritz Carlton and Halekualani which are way better resorts than Busena Terrace. The beach also only had a little section that we could use that sucks when there is a whole bay in front of the resort. This resort was a very disappointing experience and the quality of everything sucked."
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