Best Ocean View Hotel in Okinawa? Try Senagajima with Onsen

Just 15 minutes from Naha Airport, Senagajima is a small island full of charm. Sitting on a hilltop with sweeping ocean views is Ryukyu Onsen Senagajima Hotel, a relaxing resort surrounded by the sea and sky. The island is like one big photo spot—beautiful and breezy wherever you go. Right next to the hotel is Senagajima Umikaji Terrace, where you can enjoy Okinawan food, sweets, and souvenir shopping, all just a minute’s walk away. It’s a great getaway for couples or a fun trip with friends. If you’re looking for a stay that feels a little more special, this is the place.

Private Onsen with a View
Wide-Open Views & Natural Onsen at Ryujin no Yu
Infinity Pool That Blends into Okinawa’s Sky and Sea
Okinawan Food, Shopping & Seaside Vibes at Umikaji Terrace

Private Onsen with a View

One of the highlights of staying at Senagajima Hotel is booking a room with an open-air hot spring bath. Stretch out on Ryukyu tatami, soak in natural onsen water, and watch the sunset over the ocean—a peaceful, very Okinawan kind of luxury.

Wide-Open Views & Natural Onsen at Ryujin no Yu

At the hotel’s large open-air bath, Ryujin no Yu, you can enjoy natural hot spring water from 1,000 meters underground. Try unique baths like the single-person pot bath or the 120cm-deep standing bath. The standing bath is especially popular, and its lukewarm water makes it easy to enjoy—even if you’re not into super-hot baths. Feel the sea breeze and unwind in Okinawa’s natural surroundings.

Infinity Pool That Blends into Okinawa’s Sky and Sea

The infinity pool at Senagajima Hotel feels like it merges seamlessly with the East China Sea and sky. On a clear day, you might even catch planes taking off from Naha Airport in the distance. It’s especially beautiful at sunset—perfect for snapping a photo you’ll want to keep.

Okinawan Food, Shopping & Seaside Vibes at Umikaji Terrace

Just a one-minute walk from the hotel, Umikaji Terrace is a lively spot with over 40 shops and cafés offering Okinawan food, sweets, and local specialties. One of the most popular features is the “Terrace of Love,” where visitors write wishes on heart-shaped plaques or try to find the rare “SHADOW HEART”—a heart-shaped shadow that appears only a few times a day. Why not enjoy a romantic moment on Senagajima, the “Island of Love”?