Best Naha Hotels

"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."

"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."

"Absolutely fantastic hotel in every aspect! **Location:** The location is superb, right by Tsubogawa Monorail Station and just a 5-minute walk to the bus terminal. There's a Don Quijote store conveniently located on the ground floor, and a local supermarket just one block away. **Facilities:** The hotel is modern and well-maintained. Our room was very spacious, allowing me to easily open my 28-inch suitcase. Guests can borrow kitchen utensils from the front desk for simple meals. Each room comes equipped with a microwave and a washing machine, complete with laundry detergent. **Cleanliness:** The room was spotlessly clean. Do note that for stays of two days, they only replace towels and empty the trash bins, without performing a full room clean. (However, this seems to be a common practice in Naha hotels for short-term stays, where only towels are refreshed.) **Service:** Exceptional! The staff were incredibly accommodating, always happy to assist with any requests, and consistently friendly and welcoming. **Environment:** Very pleasant. Despite its close proximity to the monorail line and a main road, the room was remarkably quiet."

"The hotel is very clean. Having only opened in 2023, it still feels incredibly new and fresh during this stay! The rooms are a good size, featuring a practical wet/dry separation in the bathroom. Right opposite the hotel, there's a large shopping mall, coffee shops, and a huge supermarket, making it extremely convenient for shopping. I was particularly delighted to find many local Japanese fashion brands available there. Guests can conveniently pick up complimentary toiletries, coffee, and Twins tea bags from the self-service station located on the 2nd floor when checking in."

"The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic – it's an incredibly convenient 10-minute walk from the station and just a few hundred meters from Kokusai Dori. This makes it perfect for shopping, dining, and exploring the area. On the downside, the soundproofing isn't great. I could clearly hear loud street noise, especially from vehicles, at night. The room isn't huge; while you can open your suitcase, it still feels a bit snug. However, purely for its superb location, I would definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip."

"The room is quite small, with barely any space beyond the bed; a 30-inch suitcase can only just be opened. However, its cleanliness is a definite plus. Toiletries can be picked up from the lobby on the second floor. Right downstairs on the first floor, there's an Okinawan restaurant that's both reasonably priced and delicious. Plus, several convenience stores are nearby for all your daily needs. The biggest advantage, though, is its excellent proximity to the monorail. You can walk directly from Makishi Station via the pedestrian overpass, which is incredibly helpful when traveling with kids and trying to minimize walking."

"The room was quite spacious, easily one of the biggest I've stayed in at a Japanese hotel, and the free onsen made for a very comfortable stay. There's a beach nearby with a designated swimming area. While transportation is fairly convenient, it does require a bit of a walk to reach public transport stops. Picking up drinks at the convenience store and enjoying them with friends as we explored the surroundings was a real highlight."

"Excellent Stay at a Great Location! I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The location is excellent, making it convenient to explore the area. The front desk staff were very helpful and accommodating, ensuring a smooth check-in and providing great recommendations. The room was exceptionally clean and well-maintained, offering a comfortable and relaxing environment. One of the highlights was the hot bath, which was a perfect way to unwind after a long day. Overall, a fantastic experience—I would definitely stay here again!"

"Location, location and location! Excellent! From Monorail station, there is a covered walkway all the way to the hotel, entrance from 2nd storey! About 5mins walk. As I took a lot of public bus to place of interest, many of buses are at the bus terminal which is also next to the hotel! The staff at the lobby are very friendly and helpful. Only fallback is they charged for early check-in. Maybe because their rate is very cheap. Room is clean except the wooden floor at the room entrance. Abit sticky. But overall, everyday, we come back to a clean tidy room. I like the shower tap.. they have additional 2 nozzles that sprays around your torso. Very comfortable! As my first day and last day timings is off, I did not include breakfast. Overall, the breakfast is average. But something amazing here! From 3pm to 6pm, free flow Japanese wine, drinks, coffee and tea. For drinks, coffee and tea, the free flow is till midnight! Highly recommend this hotel if you don’t mind 3 star hotel."

"## 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."