The newly-launched hotel sits on an untouched peninsula on a tropical island located off the south coast of mainland Japan.
Situated on a picturesque peninsula overlooking the vast blue waters of Miyakojima, Rosewood Miyakojima introduces a new way to experience luxury travel in Japan. Embodied by Rosewood’s A Sense of Place® philosophy, the Piet Boon-designed resort blends seamlessly with the surrounding natural landscape. The 55 guest rooms include beachfront and ocean view villas, plus three houses with space up to 200sq m. Throughout an extensive variety of dining, activity and wellness offerings that draw from the history of the Ryukyu Islands, Rosewood Miyakojima embodies the profound synergy of spiritual harmony and cultural craftsmanship that thrives in this unique part of the world.
Known as the “Island of Prayers”, Miyakojima is a spiritually significant destination, offering discerning domestic and international travellers a rare immersion into the unique Ryukyu culture of the region, embraced by verdant landscapes and the calm of the ocean. As the first Japanese property from Rosewood, Rosewood Miyakojima marks a new chapter for the group as it expands further into Asia, strengthening its position in the region.
Featuring four restaurants and bars spanning Japanese and international cuisine, an infinity pool by the beach, a private pavilion overlooking the ocean to house weddings and special occasions and a wellness concept through Rosewood’s pioneering Asaya brand, the destination offers immersive experiences rooted in the local culture, its spirituality and its connection to nature. With a blend of relaxation, adventure and highly personalised services, the resort is an attractive destination for families searching for a luxury travel experience, as well as those seeking a private retreat in a one-of-a-kind destination.
