Nanjo Hotels with balcony

"The room amenities are quite basic. There's a wooden hook on the wall as you enter, but no regular coat rack in an entryway. The shower pressure isn't strong. When you go out to the balcony to enjoy the view, it's best to close the door because there are lots of bugs and birds (crows) that will fly in. Definitely bring enough clothes and don't plan on doing laundry. I rinsed my swimsuit and hung it on the balcony to dry. In just a short while, a crow flew by and pooped on the balcony chair and my swimsuit. I wasn't sure if bird droppings carry diseases, so I had to throw it away. You can tell the ecosystem is really thriving! After dinner, when I'd walk around the hotel grounds, I'd always get bitten by bugs – it felt very much like being in the countryside. There are no convenience stores nearby, and it's best not to go out after 6 or 7 PM; it gets too dark, and the cawing of the crows makes it quite eerie. It's best to eat all three meals at the hotel. There's very little storage space in the room! It's suitable for solo travelers or for an occasional one-night stay. Important note: During my stay this time (July), the bathroom constantly felt like it was swaying, like being on a boat. I wonder if it was an earthquake! All the facilities like the pool, table tennis, and various other entertainment options are chargeable, so you can decide based on your needs. There's a hot spring nearby, but the shower only dispenses water for a short while after you press the button. So, when you're showering, you have to hold the showerhead with one hand and keep pressing the button with the other. Talk about saving water! This is something they could really learn from Japan! As soon as you enter the hotel, from the lobby to the room, you'll notice that musty, decades-old hotel smell. If you like vintage scents, you might enjoy it."

"The only problem with the hotel is that the transportation is not very convenient. The mainland Chinese driver's license cannot rent a car in Japan. Basically, you can take a taxi. The hotel recommends choosing Villa A, the facilities are very new, with a kitchen and bathtub, and the scenery is beautiful."

"The ocean view is beautiful, but unfortunately, the dense trees in front of the window obstruct the view. The space is a bit small; to open and unfold a suitcase, you need to move the sofa. Movement space is limited. Hot water is stable and plentiful. We use Kose brand bath products."

"Located in Nanjo, difficult to go without rental It is attractive to provide breakfast at home The bathtub was good and the water pressure was good It was a bit uncomfortable that there was no refrigerator. It was uncomfortable that there was a convenience store around and nothing. No problem if you rent I had a good walk in the neighborhood thanks to the convenience store that I had to walk 20 to 30 minutes The Charlie restaurant that the boss was very friendly and recommended was very delicious"

"Riad Lamp Hotel is truly a hidden gem, offering a unique and memorable stay. Located in a more remote area with limited nearby amenities, the setting may feel quiet and secluded, but the stunning views more than make up for it. The peaceful surroundings create a special atmosphere that is well worth experiencing. The owners are exceptionally friendly and welcoming, adding a personal touch that makes guests feel at home. Breakfast is hearty and satisfying, providing a great start to the day. The property itself is lovely, with charming details throughout, and the rooms are clean and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable stay. A wonderful choice for those seeking tranquility, beautiful scenery, and warm hospitality."

"The location of the Hyakuna Garan Hotel is not accessible by public transportation. It takes about 40 minutes to get there by taxi from Naha Asahibashi Station, and the cost is about 5,500 yen. It is also about the same to get there by taxi from Naha Airport. I booked a basic room with breakfast and dinner for a free trip. The lobby reception faces the sea and is very similar to the Atami Hiramatsu Hotel. I sat down to check in and got a welcome drink, and then was taken to the room. The staff did not introduce much about the other facilities of the hotel. The room was very satisfactory. Unlike the moldy rooms in Atami Hiramatsu, it was clean, refreshing and bright here, without a trace of odor. All rooms face the sea, and several suites are amazing with private terraces to watch the sea. The hotel rooms rarely have the tranquility of luxury hotels. The corridors are all made of Ryukyu limestone, which is very elegant. The hotel can walk to the seaside, the sea water is crystal clear and the seaside is very clean. I almost didn't meet other guests when exploring the hotel. There are several Japanese-style open-air bathrooms on the top floor, and you can use them with the key in the elevator. There is a library and a gallery of Ryukyu historical figures. This hotel is really a high-end hotel built with great care. You can carefully watch the green plants and stone statues and enjoy a quiet time. Breakfast and dinner Ryukyu style Japanese cuisine, compared with many seaside hot springs that win with seafood quality, I feel the quality is average, and when the grilled beef is served, the whole restaurant will have a bad smell, like the beef has gone bad, after a while the meat is cold and the smell is gone, the meat tastes tender, the overall seasoning is also average, but the Japanese tourists next to it all praised it for being delicious. The shortcomings of the hotel: the amenities such as tea bags, minibars, drinks, slippers, and toothbrushes are very average. The quality of the toothbrush and slippers is not as good as the one I brought from Hongqiao Guest House. The hotel can book a taxi to drop off guests, but I ended up booking a very poor model for me, which was very disappointing. The car was very small and old. It took me almost an hour from the hotel to the American Village, and it was very uncomfortable to sit there. It is better to book it yourself on the international version of Didi. The car is very poor but the driver is skilled and fast. It costs 8,000 yen to the American Village. In summary, Baimei Galan has excellent hotel facilities. Although there is still a lot of room for improvement in service and cuisine, it is worth staying."

"The location of the apartment is far from the city, about 30 minutes drive from the airport, but there is no big problem with self-driving, and the apartment has free parking spaces, which is very convenient. Family outing, the apartment is large and clean, there are four rooms in the Japanese and Western style, two toilets, one bathroom, washing machine in the bathroom, and fully equipped kitchen location. The only downside of other sizes is that there is no dryer and only one bathroom; In addition, self-check in is required. If other passenger evaluations mention, it is necessary to enter the 10-person information to successfully register. It is recommended to improve the online system and request the required information according to the number of guests. Overall, I am very satisfied with this stay and will have the opportunity to stay again."

"The house is clean and tidy, and the surrounding environment is very quiet, suitable for people who travel by car"