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Enjoyed staying in Hyatt Regency Naha, Okinawa with the family. Booked 2 rooms, interconnecting rooms with the children. Very cosy, good 👍🏻

This is my second time staying. Location is great. Room is clean and comfortable. Service is good. I used the fitness room, swimming pool and sauna room. The facilities are decent.

We booked our stay here thinking that, for the hefty price tag, access to a lounge would be included as standard. Unfortunately, we were disappointed to learn that wasn’t the case. Had we known this upfront, we likely would have chosen a different, more affordable hotel *WITH* a lounge access. That said, the location is fantastic if you want to be right next to the action of Kokusaidori. The facilities are top-notch, and the rooms are incredibly spacious, which was a nice surprise. A highlight of our stay was the restaurant staff, who were exceptional. Breakfast was first class, with high-quality ingredients and a pastry selection that was probably the best we've had at a hotel in Japan. The staff made us feel incredibly welcome and well taken care of, adding to the overall positive experience during breakfast. Overall, while the price didn't quite meet our expectations, the excellent location, impressive facilities, and outstanding service—especially from the restaurant team—made the stay memorable.

It was a great hotel. Rooms were nice and clean, the staff at the lobby were friendly and explained things very clearly. Above all, the location was excellent; only a few minutes to the nearest monorail station (Asato Station) which made getting around Okinawa much easier. If I were to point out one thing, it would have to be the swimming pool facility which you had to pay ¥1100 for one adult (and I forgot the children’s price but probably couple of hundred yens). Seemed a little unusual to pay to use the facility, but I guess it wouldn’t be as much of a dissatisfaction when you can enjoy the beautiful beach and islands of Okinawa!

The stay was excellent. We booked a 3-person room with 3 single beds, which is very hard to find so it was great that the hotel had this offering. The staff made sure that our stay was comfortable. Was really surprised by the little treats that was provided at the lobby.

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 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 location is good, close to the county office, the room is large and the facilities are complete. It is very clean, the environment is beautiful, and the service is thoughtful. The meeting point for the team participating in the one-day tour is very convenient.