Ξενοδοχεία με bar σε Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

Pros: The rooftop pool and jacuzzi were decent, good for kids. It's not too far from Kokusai Dori, Naminoue Shrine, or the monorail station. Breakfast was okay, and there's a smoking room on the first floor. The hairdryer and toiletries were quite good. Cons: The Wi-Fi was terrible, constantly disconnecting. There was a weird smell coming from the bathroom. I also distinctly felt that the front desk staff showed more patience when assisting Western and ********* guests compared to guests from mainland China (even when mainland Chinese guests were equally well-behaved). Of course, the front desk still maintained a Japanese standard of service, but the difference was noticeable.

「A hotel perfect for solo adult travelers looking to recharge in peace.」 It’s not flashy, but it's high-quality and incredibly relaxing. It strikes the perfect balance between a business hotel and a luxury one. ✴︎ What I loved: ① The incredibly calming atmosphere * The room design is simple and refined. * The soft lighting creates a wonderful relaxing ambiance at night. * Even alone, it doesn't feel lonely; it's perfect for focusing on ”me time.” ② Excellent location * Easily accessible from Yui Rail Naha Airport. * Kokusai Street is within walking distance, making it ideal for a casual stroll out at night. * Suitable for both leisure and business trips. ③ Sophisticated hotel vibe * Quiet and comfortable. * Being able to gaze at the night view and simply unwind was, subtly, the best part. * You don't feel out of place even when traveling solo.

The hotel’s ground floor feels like an art gallery — modern, minimalist, and thoughtfully designed. The concierge, café, and laundry area are all located on the second floor, where you’ll also find a display space showcasing artwork and merchandise by local artists, adding a charming creative touch. Our room was clean and cozy, though slightly compact. We had to rearrange some furniture to open our luggage comfortably. The balcony was a highlight, offering a refreshing sea view and enhancing the overall relaxing, breezy atmosphere of the hotel. Breakfast was enjoyable with a decent variety of options, and the quality was satisfying. While the immediate surroundings are relatively quiet, it’s within walking distance to restaurants, AEON mart, and the popular Kokusai Dori Street, making it a good base for exploring the area.

The location is super convenient, right off the highway, and there's a convenience store nearby. It was a nice touch that the front desk staff spoke Cantonese.

We spent 4 nights in this hotel and it was the perfect base for a stay in Naha, it is very well located for the airport but buses and monorail stations are nearby too. The hotel is within walking distance of some of the main attractions in Naha but was very quiet at night for a good sleep. The room was clean and comfortable and the staff very friendly and welcoming, we enjoyed our stay.

The location of the hotel is extremely convenient. It’s simply a two minutes walk to the monorail station undercover. It’s close to the city and shopping area, there is a bus terminal nearby can travel to various tourist spots. The service is good, all staff are friendly and polite, the hotel offered free drinks everyday at the 14/F lounge, it was so relaxing and chill. The shower room is nicely decorated with traditional bath salt sacks, kids like it a lot.

Such a lovely stay here, the room was small but enough and cozy for 2 people. The staff are honestly top tier, super kind and friendly and extremely welcoming / helpful. And the food is really good as well!! Highly recommend!!

very welcoming atmosphere, friendly and helpful staff, roon service was prompt n detail looked after. the hotel is right at itoman port so theres a need for bit of driving for all the amenities, if you dont hire a car this location can be questionable.

This hotel is located in the most bustling part of Kokusai Street, less than a ten-minute walk from Makishi Station. Kokusai Street is right outside the hotel, and there are three convenience stores (7-Eleven, Lawson, FamilyMart) all within 100 meters. For a Japanese hotel, the room isn't small at all; it's more than enough space for one person, and probably just right for two. The front desk staff is quite responsible. There's an outdoor pool, which I'd heard was closed in December, but I actually saw people swimming. There's also a hot tub on the second floor, similar to hotels I've seen in Hokkaido. Overall, it's a good place, and I'd consider staying here again next time.

Our check-in date happened to coincide with a typhoon in Okinawa. The hotel staff were incredibly helpful; despite the strong winds and heavy rain at the front entrance, they still managed to unload our luggage from the car and arranged for us to check in early. We were initially worried about parking safety at the pier, but the parking area inside the pier was actually very safe. Although it cost 2000 yen, which was a bit pricey, there was a semi-open walkway connecting to the hotel, so you wouldn't get wet in the rain unless it was a typhoon. The newly opened hotel was even more beautiful in person than in the renderings. While the weather wasn't as expected, we still enjoyed soaking in the clean and modern public bath, grabbing snacks at the Lawson shopping mall downstairs, taking a nap, and enjoying a delicious cocktail and a high-quality dinner at the hotel restaurant. We booked a bayside twin room with a fantastic view and extremely comfortable bedding. The spacious bedroom had a large sofa and a huge TV, but the bathroom and washbasin were a bit cramped. However, since we had access to the large public bath, it was all quite comfortable. The hotel's location is convenient for those driving, with a fish market and supermarket nearby. The pier for outlying islands is right downstairs; many popular island snorkeling and diving destinations depart from this pier. The hotel also offers several summer water sports packages. For those driving or without a car, you can consider taking a boat from another pier to the north to avoid traffic jams. In terms of location, it's convenient for those driving or travelers wanting to visit outlying islands. It's close to the city center but has a resort-like feel. It's over 15 minutes' walk to Kokusai Street, and the monorail isn't close either. If you want to shop on Kokusai Street, book a hotel on Kokusai Street. However, there seems to be a bus to the airport at the front entrance. Overall, the accommodation was very comfortable, the breakfast was excellent, and if the price is reasonable, I would definitely consider staying a few nights next time to plan a trip to the outlying islands.