Chatan Hotels with Bars

If I had the chance to choose again, I would definitely not select LEQU. The reason is that I experienced unfriendly treatment during check-in on December 20. While the female staff member at the front desk was very beautiful, her attitude was truly disappointing. 1️⃣ Our car was parked outside, so I asked if we could unload our luggage first. However, she firmly insisted that I complete the check-in process beforehand. 2️⃣ Regarding the parking lot, although it was located right next to the hotel, she handed us a confusing map. Since I couldn’t understand it, I asked her again for verbal directions. Her reluctant and unclear explanation only left me more confused. Wouldn’t it have been simpler to just say, “The parking lot is next door”? 3️⃣ Throughout the entire interaction, she maintained a sour expression. Did I do something wrong to deserve such an attitude? A bit of professionalism would have gone a long way. I have visited Okinawa many times, but this was the first time I encountered such unkind and unpleasant service. I always thought Japanese people were incredibly friendly, so this experience was genuinely shocking. I am also very disappointed in this hotel overall. It’s evident that staff training is severely lacking. Update: When we were checking out and about to leave with our car, we were informed that we needed to pay ¥10,000 for parking. We returned the car to the parking lot and went back to the hotel to clarify, only to find out that we didn’t need to pay at all. Why didn’t the front desk staff inform us of this during check-in? This oversight caused us unnecessary trouble, as we had to go back to the parking lot to deactivate the card. The entire experience was truly frustrating and disappointing.

Located next to the downtown seaside street of American Village, the balcony of the room has a beautiful view The breakfast restaurant in the hotel is okay. The dining table is in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows on the seaside side. The view is unparalleled. However, the only drawback is that the food options are slightly sparse. Considering the price, the price-performance ratio is not high

Located in a corner of the American Village, it is quiet in a bustling city. The green wall in the hotel patio is very beautiful. When I came, I encountered a jazz live. The atmosphere was great. The room was also very large, but it should be a conversion from a residential building. The switches were very scattered, which was a bit inconvenient. The meat portion of the breakfast entree was huge, there were not many buffet choices, and the quality was average. Overall, I was still very satisfied.

The front desk brother is very enthusiastic! ! ! ! Very recommended and like this very much! I hope the boss's business is booming and the money is rolling! I upgraded the room for free, it’s really great.

I went on a 3-night, 4-day trip with my family. My family went to the market at Aeon Mall and enjoyed Japanese food at the accommodation. Convenience store food is delicious. ㅎㅎㅎㅎ We drank a lot of Orion beer. There was a washer and dryer, so we didn't have to bring a lot of clothes. It was nice to wash them and wear them or buy clothes locally. However, there was a strange smell near the kitchen, so it was a bit difficult. The inside of the water purifier was clean and the water was good, so my skin was soft. The view outside the window was beautiful at night and the ocean was visible in the distance during the day. The location was really good, and American Village was really good at night. My family enjoyed the night streets fantastically. The gifts and Sanrio cosmetics were cheaper than other places. The steakhouse in American Village was really delicious, and the pancake house was the best. Everything was resolved with simple English and Japanese, so it was a comfortable trip. There are many cheaper options than Don Quijote in Kokusai Street and Aeon Mall, so I recommend comparing while walking around and going shopping on the last day.

There is Rosen at the back of the hotel, so shopping is fairly convenient. On the day we stayed on the first floor, although the law and order in Japan was pretty good, there were many foreigners living nearby, and there was no sense of security.