Naha Hotels with Bars

"This hotel is very close to the Miebashi Monorail Station, making transportation incredibly convenient. It's also only about an 8-minute walk to Kokusai Dori, with popular spots like Torikizoku and Danbo Ramen along the way. The hotel itself is clean and well-maintained, without that old, worn-out feeling. Breakfast was just okay, nothing special, and the variety wasn't extensive. Upon check-in, you get two bottles of water, and toiletries can be self-served on the first floor. Overall, the service attitude was good. A nice highlight is the outdoor swimming pool, which is open during the summer. I recommend staying here."

"We only stayed 1 night, mid-oct, so the experience is limited. It was spacious. Facilities seemed new. The shower had good pressure and temperature control. Staff were friendly and could speak English. Helped us with managing the parking of the car without zero issues. The location is great, right smack in the middle of the shopping street of Naha. Would definitely return!"

"The hotel is conveniently located very close to the airport, making taxi rides quite easy. Having a supermarket and a laundry room nearby is a definite plus. The hotel boasts a hot spring, but perhaps due to its natural origin, it contained numerous impurities and didn't look very clean. Be prepared for long waits and slow service at check-in."

"I have two complaints about the self-service laundry facilities on the 10th floor. 1. The washing machine doesn't clean properly. 2. The dryer is completely broken. It's terrible and a waste of my time and money."

"Located very conveniently near Makishi Station, and at the west end of Kokusai Dori. Clean hotel with nice amenities. No gym though. Overall we were ok with the stay here. But two episodes eroded the satisfaction over service standards: 1) Booked 2 rooms for a total of 5 pax, through Trip.com via the same booking on the same day.. however upon arrival, only one room was given the daily welcome drink coupon (Orion beer) while the other was not. When asked, they said it was a change in policy and not all rooms are given the welcome drink. From the reviews, we were already expecting welcome drinks for all. The uneven treatment between rooms made it worse. I feel the service staff did not handle it well. May I suggest Trip.com work with the hotel to state explicitly which room types will / will not be offered this benefit, for clarity. 2) one of the service staff serving welcome drinks at the bar showed a black face when my family member made a request that was fulfilled the day before. The order was grudgingly fulfilled and the server just turned away after putting the drink on the table. That was unprofessional. Hope the hotel can work on their comms and service standards."

"The facilities are new, and the room's soundproofing is excellent. The staff are friendly, but their professionalism and proficiency could use a bit of improvement. For environmental reasons, bottled water isn't provided; instead, they offer a reusable water bottle, but its capacity is a bit small. Also, since the hotel is relatively new, Uber can't pinpoint its location yet, so you have to walk out to the bank to get one."

"The room was quite spacious, and equipped with a full range of amenities, including a smart toilet, a mini-fridge, and a safe. Housekeeping cleaned the room daily. Opening the window offered a view of the Pacific Ocean. The breakfast area had a great ambiance, and the breakfast selection was extensive, featuring Western, Chinese, and Japanese options, including fish, meat, vegetables, and local specialties, offering a wide variety to choose from."

"First off, the hotel's location is excellent. It's right next to Asahibashi Station, and there's a direct walkway from the second floor to the monorail station. The hotel also has a pick-up/drop-off point on the ground floor, so taking a taxi is very convenient. It's less than a ten-minute walk to the start of Kokusai-dori, offering a quiet escape while still being close to the action. A taxi from the airport costs around 2000 yen, which is quite a good deal if you're traveling with a group. The hotel's breakfast offers a wide variety of local Okinawan dishes, such as Ryukyu ramen, sea grapes, and peanut butter pig's ears. You can pretty much try all the local specialties just by having breakfast there. Our family of four booked two rooms. My parents had breakfast at the hotel for all four days, while my sister and I only ate there once, opting for convenience store breakfasts on the other days (as a quick search on Tabelog showed no other breakfast options nearby). It's worth noting that the hotel provides each guest with a 500-yen dining voucher upon check-in, which can be used for breakfast (the full price is over 2600 yen). However, when we tried to get two more vouchers for subsequent breakfasts, they weren't provided. It seems to be a one-time offer per guest per stay, not per night. There are also many great restaurants near the hotel. Just around the corner downstairs is the popular Iseya Ago Pork restaurant, and the Yakiniku Honbu Ranch BBQ restaurant is within walking distance. It's about a 20-minute walk to the First Makishi Public Market, but you pass through Kokusai-dori along the way, so you can walk, browse, and eat, which makes it feel much closer. The hotel service is exceptional. After check-in, a staff member escorted us all the way to our room door by elevator. During daily cleaning, the staff are very careful with guests' belongings; anything not explicitly thrown in the trash is not discarded (even if it clearly looks like rubbish), which I really appreciate. The in-room amenities are already very comprehensive, even including hair ties. More amenities, like facial masks, body lotion, and mouthwash, are available at the front desk downstairs. The only slight inconvenience is that you need to take an elevator to the 14th floor and then transfer to another elevator to reach the guest rooms. Also, our city-view room on the eighth floor only offered views of the rooftops of adjacent buildings, with no actual scenery. If you prefer a better view, I'd recommend choosing a bay-view room."

"Hotel room was spacious and extremely clean. However we did not have a good experience with the reception counter. The staff I spoke to was rude and unhelpful."

"Facilities: First off, the large public bath on the 13th floor of the hotel is fantastic in my opinion! It was so refreshing to come back every day and have a good soak. Environment: Right outside, just across the pedestrian bridge, is the bus terminal, making it super convenient to get anywhere! Walk a little further and you'll reach the Asahibashi monorail station. Getting to Kokusai Street took about 10 minutes, so it was also very handy for buying souvenirs!"