Hot spring Hotels in Naha

I was very satisfied with the large facilities and the swimming pool at this hotel. The room was spacious, and both the indoor and outdoor pools, along with the hot springs, were very clean, making it a place I want to visit again. Although the breakfast area was a bit small, the food was absolutely delicious. I’d like to especially thank Ms. Jisun Kim, the Korean staff member, for her repeated assistance. However, during check-in, I was quite uncomfortable with the front desk staff member, HIGA, who repeatedly used the phrase ”as I said” while explaining things like the hotel parking. I hope this feedback helps with the hotel's future operations.

Located just next to the station, if you drive parking is available. It costs 2000yen per night. About 10-15 mins walk to 國際通. Free flow of drinks and ice cream until 10pm, and ramen from 8:30-9:30 . After 10pm, the area is still open and you can eat and gather with friends on the 2nd floor. There are coin laundry on 2/F The room is clean and many hangers available, which is very useful in winter time to hang all the jackets and coats

I like it so much that there are almost no shortcomings. It is located near the main Kokusai-dori and you can reach the hotel in 15 minutes by taxi. The environment downstairs is also very good, and it is very quiet without the crowds of tourists. The soundproof glass is very good. You can hardly hear the sound of cars on the road. The things used by this company are very high-end. The bath is given a full set of L'Occitane, and the skin care products are all prepared for you, including a small DHC bag. As for the hot spring, I especially like that there are not too many people, both indoors and outdoors. They also provide clothes for going to the hot spring, which is very considerate. Facilities: Complete Hygiene: Very clean Service: Friendly and patient

The front desk staff's attitude is not bad. The worst is the attitude of the staff at the hot spring, Rikka Rikka Yu. There was no explanation that we were not allowed to come in our room clothes, so I went with my husband who had hurt his heel and was disabled. However, we were told that room clothes were not allowed, so we went back to the room to change, but my husband's foot was hurting, so I decided to just take a shower in the room. So I went alone. After I finished the bath, an older female staff member saw me take two complimentary drinks, one for each person, one for my husband, and called me a thief with a horrible look on her face. Staff: ”One per person.” Me: ”These are for my husband.” Staff: ”My husband.” ”You can get it yourself, Na-san.” I told her about my husband who came in his room clothes and came back to change because his feet hurt. Another female staff member then said, ”This drink is not available to hotel guests.” Even though there was no explanation on the sign. It's not that I'm hesitant to have the drink. The staff's expression and harsh words, and being told I was shoplifting, are the greatest insults. It's the first time I've been humiliated like this. If they had overlooked the sign, there must have been a way to say it. If they had said, ”Sorry, customer, but only one per person,” I would have understood. I felt bad all day that day, and I was so frustrated that I even cried. If anyone is considering staying at this hotel, I strongly recommend that you look elsewhere.

Feel like this room is smaller than general Japan’s hotel rooms. You can’t really open a luggage larger than 24inches unless your luggage are those front opening ones. I am travelling solo with a 20inches lugg so it’s fine for me but there is not much space for me to put my souvenirs(don’t wanna put them on the floor). If you got more than 1 large luggage and plan to buy lots of souvenirs, then you need to consider booking a larger room or other hotels. However, the bed was larger than it was shown in the pics. There is no wardrobe, you could hang your clothes on the rack. Room lowest temperature is 20 degrees so sometimes I still feel hot. Also, the other drawback is the fridge isn’t cold at all. Feels like room temperature so better not to put food inside!! Front desk can’t really speak English but they tried their best to help with everything so 10/10 for service! Please be aware that there is a machine on each floor that looks like coin exchange but it’s for VOD. I admit it’s my fault that I didn’t read the sign. However, front desk refunded after I explained the issue. Forgot my room key & gave me a new one without any charges. Service was better than many luxurious hotels👍🏻 Around 6 minutes walk to monorail and DFS mall. Hotel is very easy to find. Main place mall is just opposite the hotel, a few convenience stores nearby. Less than 10 minutes walk to local tour pick up spot. Didn’t try the hot spring and buffet breakfast but there are many restaurants in Main place mall. The neighbourhood is quiet and not as crowded as International Street.

I was very happy to stay here, there’s pick up & drop off service at the airport, the staffs are very nice and kind, everyone provide me a lot of flavor. It takes around 20 mins walk to Kokosai Dori Street. If you rent the car, you can find the parking around there or park at the hotel with ¥1500/day and I think it’s easy to drive to ooutside the town. Although it’s surrounded by love hotel but I think I still feel safe. and it’s quite close to airport, it takes only 10-15 mins.