Best Hotels in Naha, Japan – Compare Prices, Reviews & Book Online

"The best thing is that it is located next to the railway station. There are large shopping malls and car rental centers next to it. It is only 10 minutes away from the most lively downtown business district. Although the room is a bit small, it may be a little difficult to open a 28-inch suitcase. It is recommended that the luggage rack can provide large-sized luggage. However, breakfast is provided, which is simple but delicious, and the service is excellent!"

"The hotel slightly far from the monorail station but still walkable. The breakfast is basic and ok. Everything is ok except the security/safety control may need to improve as someone was try to open our door at 3am++ which wake us up, immediately call front desk to report. This mainly due to anyone can come up to the hotel without a door card. The lift at 1st floor but front desk at 2nd floor, unable to control people come up."

"The place is very clean. Super relax. The public baht is clean and very relaxing. There’s a massage chair that I loved. The staff is welcoming and always available. Room are clean and comfortable. The bed is a bit hard, and maybe it’s a bit difficult to open your luggage cause of the tiny space"

"Staying at First Cabin Naha Airport offered a surprisingly seamless experience for a short transit night. What stood out most was how effortlessly everything worked—from stepping out of the international arrivals hall to checking into the compact cabin in just a few minutes. Despite its airport location, the space felt calm, with soft lighting and well-kept shared facilities that never felt crowded. The cabin itself was simple but thoughtfully arranged, providing enough privacy and comfort for a refreshing rest. Early-morning departures became stress-free, as I could reach the check-in counters without rushing. For travelers who value efficiency and a quiet place to reset between flights, this hotel delivers exceptional convenience."

"While my stay here was OK it’s a capsule hotel. It has a nice sauna and spa kind of area which is good for guests. I locked my case in the upstairs bedroom area where other people were looking at their case and when I came back, my case was open. I was very disappointed to feel that other guests may have gone through my things. It’s still basically a hostile so be careful when you’re traveling. You can leave your suitcase down at the front desk. Remember to takeoff your shoes when you enter. The staff were very helpful."

"A hotel that excels in both hardware and software. The toiletries are Pola, the kettle is Tiger brand, and the drip coffee is the same brand as Monterey. The location is incredibly convenient – just a 10-15 minute walk from Main Place. The hotel is surrounded by great restaurants and souvenir shops, and the street views are very charming. The hotel service is also excellent."

"✅ The hotel is right at the entrance of Makishi Station, making its location absolutely superb. It's a 1-minute walk via an overhead bridge, so you barely even need to be in the sun – super convenient! ✅ Downstairs, there are two convenience stores and a large supermarket. All sorts of dining options are available nearby, with plenty of restaurants to choose from. One evening, we went to explore the big supermarket and found many discounted items. We bought sushi, rice balls, salad, yogurt, milk, and drinks – all very affordable. ✅ The room was clean, and the bed was very comfortable. Although the bathroom wasn't a three-piece separation, it didn't feel cramped, and all the toiletries were provided. ✅ From 1 PM to 9 PM daily, the lobby offers complimentary iced drinks, including coffee, tea, and juice. It was so refreshing to come back after a day out in the summer heat and grab a drink. ✅ Breakfast was plentiful. We specifically woke up early one day to enjoy it, and they even had takeaway service afterwards!"

"Great value for money. Stayed three nights. The hotel has a good location; there's a Lawson and 7-Eleven on the first floor if you go through to the street level, and you can access the monorail and a mall from the second floor. You can walk to Kokusai Street, and there's a supermarket and Don Quijote nearby. It's directly connected via a pedestrian bridge from Asahibashi Monorail Station, and it's also convenient for taking buses from the Naha Bus Terminal. The breakfast is mediocre with limited options, so I don't recommend booking it. They offer complimentary coffee, tea, ice, and alcohol. The toiletries are from DHC."

"Extremely satisfied with this hotel. It's a short walk from Gusuku-mae Station, which makes getting to the airport very convenient. The room was clean and tidy, with enough space to open two 26-inch suitcases – absolutely perfect! Plus, it was full of thoughtful design details. There's a convenience store right downstairs and Main Place across the street, so shopping and dining are incredibly easy. The staff were very friendly, and there's free coffee on the second floor. The breakfast was also exquisite. Overall, a very satisfying stay."

"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."