Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel
宮古島来間リゾート シーウッドホテル24°44′ N 125°15′ EResort¥¥¥
Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel is a 169-room resort on Kurima with pool villas and a planetarium dome, and its main pool is closed from December to mid-March.
Seawood spreads across part of Kurima, which the Kurima Bridge joins to Miyako. Of its 169 rooms, 26 are villa types, up to the Royal Pool Villa House, and the Kissho beach-house restaurant serves a buffet. The grounds also hold a planetarium called the Miyako Galaxy-Dome. The beach is within five minutes on foot.
The main pool runs from 16 March to 30 November, so February guests rely on the villa pools. For 15 February 2027 Jalan listed a prepaid pool-villa breakfast plan at ¥50,580 for two. Rental bicycles cost extra, and the Kurima Bridge back to Maehama is a short ride. Book the free airport transfer with Maruchiku Taxi by the day before.
Highlights
- A planetarium dome stands on the grounds
- Villa rooms come with their own pool
Worth knowing
- Use the map code 1 072 194 791*21 if your car's navigation can't find the hotel.
FAQ
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Is the pool open at Seawood Hotel in winter?
No. The main pool at Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel opens from 16 March to 30 November. Villa rooms have their own pools.
Does Seawood Hotel have an airport transfer?
Yes. A free transfer runs between Miyako Airport and the hotel through Maruchiku Taxi if you book by the day before.
Does Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel have a pool?
Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel: The main pool opens from 16 March to 30 November, 7:30–20:00, so it is closed in February; villa rooms have their own pools.
Are meals included at Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel?
Miyakojima Kurima Resort Seawood Hotel: Breakfast plans or dinner and breakfast; the Kissho beach-house restaurant serves a buffet.
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