Naha Hotels with Bars

"Unexpectedly, my diving trip last year was interrupted by a typhoon, so I ended up staying at Moon Bay Resort. This year, I made sure to book a hotel closer to the pier, and I'm really pleased with it! It has a smoking area on the ground floor, a laundry room, and convenient luggage storage. Highly recommended! Also, I'd suggest checking out the barbecue restaurant nearby."

"An incredible hotel where everything within it: 2 swimming pools, an onsen, a konbini, a restaurant and a bar. All your needs will be filled. Great location as well with Naminoue shrine and beach nearby, and monorail around 15 by foot. But if you want to explore Okinawa further, plenty of bikes, and car rental around. And ferries to go to other islands. I will definitely come back to Okinawa and Sansui Naha hotel!"

"We had a great stay in Hewitt Resort. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We took early return flight so that we had to check out very early. The hotel even prepared packed breakfast for us as we did not have time to have breakfast before we left the hotel. The room was clean and new and spacious. We will definitely choose Hewitt Resort when we visit Okinawa in the future. Thank you Hewitt Resort."

"The service was genuinely excellent and very welcoming. However, the hotel itself felt quite dated. Given the very affordable price, I can certainly understand this. We found a musty smell in our initial room, and it only got better after we contacted the front desk to request a room change. The door lock was also old and a bit finicky; even the staff seemed to have trouble with it. There were no power outlets conveniently located near the bed, which was inconvenient for using my phone at night. The provided toiletries weren't very comprehensive – I was surprised to find no comb. On the positive side, the downstairs buffet was fantastic, and the shop offered great duty-free shopping. Overall, the low price definitely makes up for these small inconveniences."

"The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the Kencho-mae monorail station. There's a slight uphill section, but the pavement is smooth, so it's fine even with luggage. The hotel is new, and both the exterior and interior decor are modern and stylish, which left a great impression. It's within walking distance of supermarkets, convenience stores, and many restaurants. Getting back from other parts of the city by taxi is also quick. The room was very clean, and the bed in the king room was huge – I haven't seen such a large bed in Japan, it felt quite luxurious for one person. The hotel practices environmental protection by having showers instead of bathtubs, which I think is great. Plus, the shower room was much more spacious than what you typically find in Japanese hotels. The only issue with the room was that the desk was small, and there was no chair. It felt cramped when using a laptop; I had to sit on the edge of the bed. The hotel staff were very friendly and spoke fluent English. They were a great help when I needed to store my luggage, which I really appreciated. The bar next to the lobby on the first floor is open until 11:00 PM. Cocktails are around 1300 yen each, which is cheaper than many bars, and they're very well-made. I ordered one of the hotel's original cocktails, and it was definitely worth trying. The other downside was that the hotel restaurant was under renovation during my stay. When I booked, I'd read reviews and wanted to try the hotel's breakfast, but I couldn't. Overall, I still recommend it."

"The hotel's location isn't great. Apart from a large supermarket nearby, there's nothing else around, and it's also quite a distance from Kokusai Dori. The room itself was just okay. Housekeeping only came every two days, and they didn't even replace bath towels or provide bottled water. The front desk staff were unhelpful, and the check-in process was incredibly slow. When I called them, they couldn't understand English, so I had to go downstairs and use a translation app on my phone to communicate."

"The only potential downside was that the bed felt a bit small. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the power outlets in Okinawa are the same as back home, so there was no need for a travel adapter. All the hotel staff spoke English, so communication was never an issue. Breakfast was also great. The location is superb, with the bus terminal directly downstairs, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere. It's only five stops from the airport, and Kokusai Street (International Street) is also very close by. Overall, it's a fantastic place. My only minor complaint is that the price felt a bit high compared to what I'd expect to pay in my home country. You access the hotel from the second floor, with the check-in lobby located on the 14th floor. From there, you take an elevator down to your respective room floor. The second floor also connects directly to the monorail station. The Okinawa Library is just opposite the hotel. Having a 7-Eleven and Family Mart convenience store right downstairs was extremely convenient."

"Good service from check in to check out. Yuki at the reception was really helpful. The room was spacious and clean. The bathroom was really clean but the toilet was a bit smelly from the pipe. Air con needs to be clean as the water dripping on the sofa. The pool was great size and relaxing when it’s no kid around. Public onsen was really clean and not busy in the morning so I could enjoy and relaxing during waiting for my washing. The hotel is on the end of Kokusai street so it’s very convenient to access everything you need including monorail station. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and will stay here again next time when we visit Okinawa."

"Just a minute's walk from Miebashi monorail station, offering super easy access to the airport. The hotel is brand new, with excellent facilities, including a swimming pool. The air conditioning in the room was excellent. I booked a corner room this time, which was very spacious and featured floor-to-ceiling windows with great views. There are also plenty of dining options nearby. The downside is that Kokusai Dori (International Street) is about a station's walk away. While this might be a pleasant stroll in cooler weather, during the scorching June summer, walking from Kokusai Dori back to the hotel, and passing numerous other hotels along the way, made the distance feel quite far. However, the major advantage is the hotel's direct proximity to the monorail station, which is incredibly convenient for getting to the airport without the hassle of dragging luggage. It's definitely a situation with both pros and cons."

"Unfortunately the room wasn’t clean: hairs on the beds and hairs in the shower. (See picture) Location is not super close to the main attractions. 10 minutes walking to the mononrail. 20 minutes to the min nightlife street. Breakfast is good. Pool is fine but small."