Top 5-Star Hotels in Naha

Booked the hotel last minute, the room in person looks way nicer than the pictures online, there’s a infinity pool with warm water at the rooftop as well, there’s staff were helpful and friendly even though they spoke limited English.

we went with family of 3 kids, spent whole day at the hotel using all the facilities. staff were super friendly and helpful, they help us made all the reservations at restaurants. will come back again!

Hotel Collective was hands down the best hotel during our stay in Okinawa! From start to finish, everything about this property exceeded our expectations. The service attitude of the staff was truly outstanding. Every interaction was warm, professional, and attentive, making us feel genuinely welcome and cared for throughout our stay. The hotel’s commitment to hospitality really stood out. The rooms were super clean and spacious, offering a perfect retreat after a day of exploring. It’s rare to find such well-maintained and generously sized accommodations, especially in such a convenient location. Speaking of location, it was absolutely perfect for shopping, dining out, and sightseeing. Being right in the heart of Naha, we had easy access to Kokusai Street, local restaurants, and cultural landmarks. Everything we needed was just a short walk away. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Okinawa. Hotel Collective sets the bar high for comfort, service, and convenience!

Rebooted fornour last night in Okinawa. The hotel is awesome in every aspect! Modern decor, clean room, next to Asahibashi Monorail Station. The staff are so helpful and attentive...they remembered my hard pillow when I requested it on our 1st check in when we arrived in Okinawa! Definitely to book again if we visit Okinawa!

Not worth 5 stars at all, the room is completely different from the photos, outrageous! Trip.com please compensate. Lier and fraud

The location is very advantageous. It takes 15 minutes to drive to Naha Airport, and the taxi fare is 2,000 yen. The environment is quiet. Turn left when you go out. There are two 24-hour convenience stores, Family Mart and Rasho. Turn right when you walk to the main road and you will see the main place. There are food supermarkets, agricultural and sideline products, and fruits. They are very rich and affordable, especially sushi and sashimi. A box of 24 pieces of sashimi is only 950 yen (47 RMB). Japanese strawberries are also delicious, and the price of a box is 690 yen (34 RMB). The citrus is very sweet and not sour. There are many restaurants to choose from in the mall (Japanese, Western, and Chinese). In front is the Okinawa Prefectural Museum, which often has many exhibitions. On the left hand is Toys R Us, and next to it is a large supermarket, with Uniqlo (cheaper than in China) and Muji, and a shopping mall specializing in sportswear, which often has discounted products of many brands and is very cost-effective. Go north for 1.4 kilometers and you will reach Kokusai-dori. The hotel is designed in the style of a southern French resort. The 35-square-meter room is quite spacious. The bathroom is a little cramped. There is no separate shower room, so you have to stand in the bathtub to wash. The breakfast is divided into three types: buffet, Japanese set meal, and Western set meal, all of which are very exquisite. There will never be crowding or empty plates in the buffet, and the waiters will replenish the meals in a timely manner. The service in Japan is simply the best in the world. Although the bathroom is small, it is very clean, especially all kinds of towels are given a lot. There are at least 4 bath towels, 4 face towels, and 4 hand towels in a room for 2 people. The room is cleaned twice a day. The hotel service staff always greets with a smile and is timely and thoughtful.

The room was nice and spacious with a great toilet and amenities. The only downside is that they do “eco cleaning” which I understand, but they won’t even make your bed, I don’t mean replacing the bedsheets but just making your which all regular hotels do. They won’t clean your cups or replace them but they won’t also give you soap to clean your cups so I personally don’t think it’s eco cleaning it’s eco disgusting. Wiping the surfaces or making beds does not increase the use of water or resources. Besides that, the staff are lovely and the breakfast is a good highlight for sure. I would like them to improve their “eco cleaning” as it just looks they are “under staffed” for cleaning services and had to come up with a new term to greenwash their intentions. I would rather them not having disposable amenities, made of plastic.

The hotel just opened last year and is very new. The skyline swimming pool on the top floor is not too big, but it is great. You can overlook the surrounding street view. The room is clean and tidy, and the location is very good. It is only a 1-minute walk to the busiest and busiest Kokusai Street. shopping street, The breakfast is not rich in variety, but it is exquisite and tastes very good. I stayed at three hotels in Okinawa this time and I feel that the breakfast here is my favorite. However, the breakfast time ends at 10 o'clock, which feels a bit early. I saw many guests there. I hurriedly arrived before breakfast was over, because most people who come to Okinawa travel on their own, and they will sleep until they wake up naturally in the morning. The hotel staff has a great service attitude, very friendly and polite!

I like this hotel very much. This is the first time I stayed at a totally prohibited from smoking hotel, really support this hotel rules. It takes 3 minutes walk to Yuirail station and about 10 minutes ride from Naha airport. Hotel is just beside a clean and very nice view river. The breakfast is also fantastic. Strongly recommended.

Fantatstic place. The pool is clean. Have not tried the bar at night but during the day it was great. The breakie was fantastic, excellent food quality and a wide range of products for every taste. The location is the best. Bus stops to all places right outside the hotel, plenty of places to eat, walking distance to Kokusai street and of course 3 min walk to the ferry port, easy to catch a ferry to whichever island you want. Staff is super nice and speak English. I would defo visit again. P. S Rooms are small but comfy and clean.