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The unique atrium is designed to bring natural light into the hotel. This gives the hotel a natural vibrancy complimenting its oceanside location. Other facilities include a spa, regularly scheduled live entertainment, and outdoor activities too numerous to mention. The gorgeous aquamarine water and beach behind the hotel creates the perfect environment for snorkeling and other water sports, including glass-bottom boat rides, jet-skiing, and banana boat rides. Also this hotel is well-known for hosting the annual bill fish tournament.
Exterior: This deluxe, elliptical, seashell shaped hotel is designed to blend with its subtropical marina parking setting. The dazzling white, 9-story tall architecture is designed in the shape of a luxurious cruise.
Lobby: The newly renovated lobby is medium in size but spacious. Sea breezes waft through their elegant cathedral ceiling lobby. Here is the perfect place for private encounters and meetings.

Each large guest room overlooks various seascape views. All of the guest rooms provide a gorgeous and relaxing time. Also well-designed, newly renovated rooms give distinct atmosphere. From the window you can get the fragrance and an expansive view of the ocean or star-filled night. Both guest rooms and bathrooms are in exceptional condition. All rooms are non smoking rooms.

The hotel features five restaurants, two bars, and a poolside lounge. Both lounge areas and restaurants overlook the pool and sea.

The hotel features a sauna and spa packages as well as an outdoor swimming pool.

From Naha Airport, there are two ways to reach the hotel: 1) Take National Route 58 and follow it north up to the Manza Beach entrance on the left, after a Coco convenience store. It will take approximately 80 minutes. 2) Follow the signs leading to the Okinawa motorway and exit at Yaka IC #7. Turn left on route 88 and after the second set of traffic lights, turn right onto route 58 until the Coco convenience store. Turn left there into the Manza Beach entrance. It takes around 60 minutes.