Ξενοδοχεία με 4-Star σε Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

The room here was average-sized but comfortable enough to fit a few large luggage and still have decent walkable space. I was lucky enough to be placed right beside the vending machine and ice making machine. The vending machine worked well and had no problems of running out of change or drinks. The bathroom was okay, although a bit narrow it had a bathtub and had all the essentials. We were also provided coffee/tea pods for the provided capsule machine. The cleanliness was okay as it did have some stains on the bathtub corners but that’s usually the case in most hotel bathtubs. Overall, it was what you would expect from a well-known chain and it does its job when it comes to the price point it is at. The staff was good and there was also a self-service welcome drink corner providing the local Okinawan coral roast.

This might be the best hotel on Senagajima… hmm… the sunset is beautiful, the sea view is beautiful, and watching planes take off and land is also beautiful… but… the hotel's hot spring had a rotten, watery smell, the restroom on the first floor was dirty, there were ants in the room, and it was clear that many facilities hadn't even been wiped down in a long time. The staff were actually quite patient, and English communication was fine, but then there was an unexpected incident: I am very sure my wife and I are mindful of noise levels in public, yet during dinner, simply because I borrowed a phone, an elderly Japanese man at the next table, without any warning, yelled “shut up” like an animal. And the nearby staff member did nothing… If it weren't for considering international relations and being in a foreign country, I really would have wanted to have a vocabulary contest with that animal-like old man… To be honest, this was my first time encountering such an incident in Japan, but the hotel staff’s inaction completely ruined my impression of the place.

We booked a 27-square-meter twin room, and it was very comfortable for a family of three. There was still plenty of space to move around even after opening our large suitcases. Since we have a one-year-old baby, the hotel thoughtfully pushed the twin beds together and against the wall beforehand, which was very considerate. The hand soap and shampoo provided by the hotel were of good quality and pleasant to use. There were also many free disposable toiletries available for self-service in the lobby, which was very convenient. Our room was cleaned thoroughly every day as long as we put the blue sign outside our door before 10 AM. The hotel's location is close to the tram station, and there are convenience stores and restaurants nearby. It was a pleasant and comfortable stay.

This hotel is not new but is well maintained in my opinion, we had a comfortable 5 nights stay. Located at a quiet corner in Naha city, Naha port with unblock port view. Pleasant experience with the reception though require a little guessing work when the carpark uncle tries to redirect us to the alternate open air hotel carpark, we managed with the given map, a short walk away. Basement parking at the hotel building has very limited lots, often full after sunset. Ice making machine available on our level lobby and notice microwave too at other floor. A short drive from the airport. A bakery, 7-11 and souvenir shop on ground level, complimentary hot spring bath, coin laundry... There is also a supermarket less than 5 minute walk away.

All excellent for us. Great location near monorail station. 2 cans of beer for adults/night with complimentary drink extremely suggestion for drinking activity. But breakfast is not full line buffet like others Japan hotel.

Great hotel for family. There is an owl at the lobby and turtle near the toilet and children amenities. Hotel has a shuttle to american village too. Breakfast variety is wide. I got a room upgrade (corner room) and it was huge and had great views of the sea and American village.

I recently stayed at B/C Hotel Naha Okinawa for 8 consecutive nights, and I was incredibly impressed by its overall value for money. For an average of less than 2,000 NTD per night, it's rare to find such a spacious and fully equipped room in downtown Naha. The bunk bed design effectively maximizes the living space, and the room comes with a complete kitchen setup, including an induction hob, microwave, and all the pots and pans you could need. For travelers like us who plan extended stays and occasionally want to cook meals with ingredients bought from the supermarket, it truly felt like a perfect 'home away from home'. One of the hotel's most appealing features is its wide array of free services and unique breakfast system. Every morning, staff deliver a logistics box filled with rice balls, Okinawan soba, side dishes, and hot soup directly to your room door. While the contents were the same daily, this 'delivery-to-door' ritual and thoughtful service left a lasting impression. Furthermore, the complimentary rental items available in the communal areas on the first and second floors are incredibly diverse, ranging from bicycles and hair styling tools to children's products. They even provide laundry detergent and fabric softener, significantly lightening the burden of luggage for long trips. In terms of transportation and amenities, it's about a 10-minute walk from Asahibashi Station. Although the sidewalks can be a bit uneven along the way, there are numerous convenience stores and supermarkets for easy resupply. The hotel is also close to the famous bakery Pain de Main, and Naminoue Shrine is just a 15-minute walk away, making its location excellent. While self-check-in is only available at 5 PM, the 1 PM checkout time allows for a very leisurely last day. If you're looking for a base in Okinawa with strong living amenities, ample space, and a budget-friendly price, this is definitely a smart choice.

The location was very convenient close to the Kokusai Dori street and if you come by the car there is a parking next to the hotel that cost only 1,200 Yen 24 hours Maximum or park at the hotel cost 1,650 Yen per 24 hours in and out anytime but first come first serve. I stay here total 4 night it was excellent.

It’s surrounded by massage parlours but felt quite safe. Can walk to the busy part of Naha in about 15 minutes. The only reason I’d stay here again is if I wanted to onsen. That was the biggest draw for me. There wasn’t much customer service. Check in with a computer. Same with check out. We had a small Honda N box and they said it’s too tall for their car park. They provided a list of nearby car parks. Again not much service there.

This hotel offers great value for money, and the breakfast spread is fantastic. They have complimentary drinks and beer every day. The Chinese staff are very friendly and welcoming. It's right next to the monorail but surprisingly quiet. The location is excellent, just off Kokusai Dori.