Naha Hotels with Wifi

"Overall, I don’t think I would stay here again. Maybe it is worth to spend a night or two here. Details below: During my 6D5N trip, I have stayed in different hotels. This hotel had the most expensive parking by far. It was ¥2000 / night. Also the parking was a bit inconvenient since the parking area uses an elevator-system and you need a staff to operate the parking system machine to get your car each time you need to use your car. There were a lot of families with young children during my stay, not the best place if you’re looking for a quiet place to relax. There were also only 2 elevators so sometimes it takes a long time to wait for the elevators due to the crowd. The hotel provides a lot of amenities, including some daily activities from 17:00-18:00, noodles from 20:30-21:30, and free flow drinks from 10:00-22:00 (no free laundry tho). I got to try the traditional outfit dress up session, it was a good experience to quickly try on the Okinawan-style kimono. Just a personal preference, I did find their soaps and skin care products heavily scented, which I wasn’t a fan of."

"The service staff were always helpful. Facility-wise, although the standard room was small, I am surprised to see that pots and a cooker can be loaned out at the counter. That is really something I have not seen in so many hotels, including the the 5 stars ones. I even managed to borrow a knife and a cutting board to cut apples in my room. A bit squeezy in the toilet for 2, but it is a hotel that has everything: a spray for your clothes if they smell upon returning to room, a shoe tongue, a little seat beside the shoe tongue for me to sit down while wearing my shoes, shoe cleaner/polish. All these items I don't see them in hotels outside Japan. There is also free coffee from coffee machine in lobby, and tea bags (at least 1 Japanese hotel don't supply coffee and tea in my trip)"

"Fantastic location! It's perfect for a first-time visit to Naha as a transit point. From the airport, you can take the monorail to Makishi Station, and the hotel is just a 160-meter walk through a connected corridor. Below the corridor, there's a Ryukyu lion statue that marks the entrance to Kokusai Dori (International Street). Conveniently, there's both a FamilyMart and a 7-Eleven right downstairs. The breakfast was incredibly varied and definitely offered great value for money. At the check-in counter on the second floor, they offer complimentary DHC sachet samples for guests, including makeup remover and lotion. The Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum is about 950 meters away, a roughly 10-minute walk. Naminoue Shrine is also very close by. My only gripe was that the beds were too small. I booked a twin room for myself and two children, and we had to push the beds together; otherwise, it felt like we'd fall off any minute. This was a stark contrast to the rooms at the two resort hotels we stayed in afterwards."

"Location: The hotel is about a 20-minute taxi ride from Naha Airport, costing around 2000 JPY. It's a 3-5 minute walk to Kokusai Dori. Just outside, to the right, you'll find the popular Nammuru Ramen, and to the left, a famous fried beef cutlet restaurant. Convenience stores are also very close by. Facilities: The room isn't huge, but it's well-equipped and looks relatively new. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. Rooms facing the street can be a bit noisy at night. Cleanliness: Spotlessly clean and tidy. Service: The front desk staff speak good English. The room was cleaned daily, and two bottles of mineral water were provided. Overall, it's a good choice and I would recommend it!"

"We had an afternoon flight and didn't arrive at the hotel until 9 PM. The front desk is conveniently located on the 17th floor. The top floor offers unparalleled views overlooking the entire city of Naha. The hotel is newly opened, and having visited Japan many times, I'm accustomed to the 'small but perfectly formed' concept. This time, the facilities felt very modern and streamlined, and even though the room was compact, the kids were still thrilled with it. The self-service dryer and vending machines on the 2nd floor were also a great convenience. The hotel boasts an excellent location; there's a popular BBQ restaurant right below it, and plenty of other dining options in the vicinity. The kids certainly enjoyed their shopping sprees! It also offers great value for money. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel and would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit."

"Facilities: The self-check-in machine was super convenient, offering a Simplified Chinese language option. You just need to register with the main booker's passport first, then add your companions. The laundry room only had two washing machines, so be prepared for a wait. Cleanliness: Fresh towels and bath towels were replaced daily. Location: The location was fantastic. There's a convenience store right downstairs, and a duty-free 7-Eleven directly across the street. It's about a 5-minute walk to the tram stop, and Kokusai Dori (International Street) is roughly 10-15 minutes on foot. You'll also pass by Danbo Ramen, which always has a long line. Service: Free luggage storage was available."

"Amenities provided and free to take outside the lift includes comb, toothbrush, razor, and cotton buds. Shower cap can be found at the public bath at thr top level. Facial items (cleaning oil, cleanser, toner, cream) are provided during check-in and one set per guest, which is only sufficient for one day use. Had to ask staff for more. No tea provided only coffee. No daily cleaning until the 3rd/4th day but will provide new towels, pyjamas, water and coffee in a large bag hanged at the door. Trash had to be brought outside the room for disposal."

"Let's start with the positives: The breakfast was indeed good, with a wide variety of options, even including ice cream. Amenities were also plentiful; they even provided Pola brand makeup remover. Now for the downsides: We explicitly requested no cleaning and were given a coupon (which we didn't use), yet someone still entered to clean the room. We were startled when we returned from breakfast to find them cleaning. Furthermore, there was a noticeable body odor (not meant as discrimination, but the person was Southeast Asian), and as I have a sensitive nose, not being able to open the window made this quite uncomfortable. Also, the hairdryer was sparking, but since we always returned late at night, we couldn't be bothered to go downstairs to get it replaced. The location isn't close to the bustling Kokusai Dori area, and you have to cross a pedestrian overpass to get there, which I really dislike."

"## Pros: **Facilities:** The facilities in the hotel's annex building are very modern and stylish, and everything feels quite new. The bathroom was a good size and featured a walk-in shower. **Hygiene:** Generally clean and tidy, with no unpleasant odors. **Location:** The hotel is located near the prefectural government office, very close to the meeting point for day tours, which was very convenient! There's a 7-Eleven directly downstairs from the annex, and a Lawson next door, making it extremely convenient. **Service:** The staff were friendly and attentive. ## Cons: The only downside was that the air conditioning in my room made a strange rattling noise/vibration. It only subsided when the fan speed was set to level 3, which was a bit annoying."

"Location: On the outskirts of Naha city - 15 mins by car from both the airport (traffic permitting) and city centre. Also within the red light district so not recommended to venture out on foot at night (see picture) Parking: Hotel has limited parking within premises for 1,500yen per day (but unlimited driving in and out of car park), and needs to reserve at the hotel at 11am each day (so if you arrive at night you'll at least have to sort out the first night yourself). There are small car parks dotted around the area but firstly, the car parks are small so no guarantee of spaces and secondly, the car parks are located amongst various love hotels. The best we found (in terms of location and safety) is one at Costa Village ESPANA which is 5 minutes on foot from the hotel (500yen overnight and 700yen day park) (see picture) Room: Very small (i.e. standard Japanese semi-doubles), but the bathroom is spacious with onsen facilities Breakfast: A very good spread including local dishes, 1,900yen per person (kids eat for free) (see pictures) Facilities: Swimming pools on 2/F (free) and rooftop with bar (paid, so havent tried). Onsen on 2/F also opens till late, with both indoor and outdoor onsen, and quite packed"