A Place Where Guests and Locals Unite　

Nestled in the outskirts of Naze, Guest House Amami Long Beach II offers a unique blend of comfort, local charm, and breathtaking nature. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, this guesthouse provides the perfect base for exploring the wonders of Amami Island.

What Makes This Guesthouse Special

Guest House Amami Long Beach II stands out for its prime location near Ohama Seaside Park, renowned for stunning sunsets and stargazing. It’s also the closest accommodation to the lush Kinsakubaru Forest. The owner, affectionately called “Ken Oji,” embodies the warm spirit of Amami, offering guests a true local experience. Visitors can enjoy morning walks to nearby scenic spots like Koyado Fishing Port or Sangiyama Athletic Park, where friendly chats with locals often occur. Early risers can join Ken Oji for island-style radio exercises, while evenings are perfect for BBQs under the starry sky (outside of winter). The guesthouse also provides opportunities for cultural exchange and authentic island experiences, making every stay truly memorable.

Comfortable Accommodations with Authentic Charm

Guest House Amami Long Beach II offers a range of rooms to cater to various travel needs, ensuring a comfortable stay for all guests. The Twin Rooms provide a cozy and private setting, with rates starting at ¥4,500 per person, making them a great option for couples or friends. For those seeking a more traditional experience, the Japanese-Style Rooms offer a welcoming atmosphere and are also priced from ¥4,500 per person. Budget-conscious travelers can opt for the Dormitory Rooms, which are affordably priced starting at ¥3,500 per person. All guests can enjoy shared amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable common areas, and free Wi-Fi, all designed to make the stay both convenient and relaxing.

Your Gateway to Amami’s Wonders

Guest House Amami Long Beach II is more than just a place to stay—it’s a gateway to the beauty, culture, and hospitality of Amami Island. Whether you’re gazing at a sunset, exploring lush forests, or connecting with locals, every moment here feels special.