Best Naha Hotels

I didn't pass the front desk with check-in and out, and I went in and out without meeting almost anyone. There were 24 hours supermarkets and restaurants nearby, and it was safe even if I stayed overnight. I walked to International Street for 30 minutes, so I lowered the location point.

The rating on Ctrip is too low, I almost missed this treasure hotel. I have stayed in more than 10 hotels in Japan, and only when I came here did I experience the real Japanese service👍The hotel has cultural heritage and is one of the earliest high-end hotels in Okinawa. It was a product of the early Showa period. Most of the employees are elderly, but they have always maintained a real Japanese standard. Every employee smiles from top to bottom and is meticulous in a hidden way. It is better than all the 5-star brands I have stayed in. The building is old but the layout is full of charm. It is so clean that it has been the same for decades without any sloppiness. The breakfast is quite kaiseki-style, and it is at the same master level as other guests’ comments👍Even the drinks, sake, shochu, and beer are not cheap and are all-you-can-drink self-service. Because there are not many guests, the whole hotel is small and exquisite, but it has an independent courtyard with green plants, which makes you feel particularly calm. The room has a private bathroom but I suggest you to experience the public hot spring bathroom, which is spotless, very comfortable, and has a private feel with few people. The key is that the price is absolutely amazing, far more than the money. Since I booked other hotels for the next 2 nights and cannot refund, I really regret that I should have stayed here all the time. The location is not bad. There is a bus to the door, and there is also a tram that gets off at Anri Station and walks over in just a few minutes. By the way, if you drive yourself, you should stay here, the parking lot is huge. Here are some bad pictures, I hope more domestic friends will come to check in and experience it. I am in the hotel industry myself. This Okinawa hotel made me unforgettable. The small and beautiful boutique intangible cultural heritage hotel is here. I hope you can also experience it silently💐

Loved the decor in the family room. Very child-friendly including toys and child toothbrushes. Pyjamas were also provided. Only problem was that the hotel didn't reserve a parking lot for us even though we had requested for it. Had to drive around the neighbourhood for nearly half an hour before finding an empty lot!

On the day of my trip to Okinawa, I booked this hotel because my grandson was with me. Well, I think it is a business hotel that only took the character thing. I don't think I was so impressed with my grandson. There was no bad image at all, but it was a foreigner, so it was a pity that the thought of this was not well transmitted. I had a convenience store grip and bread for breakfast, but the grip was delicious, but this is the service? There seems to be a service of soft cream with a character cup, but after the service time checked out? I have only a cup because there is no way. I think it is a halfway hotel, but I think it is impossible to stay if I have to be a grandson, and if I go to elementary school, I'm sorry.

I was very satisfied with the large facilities and the swimming pool at this hotel. The room was spacious, and both the indoor and outdoor pools, along with the hot springs, were very clean, making it a place I want to visit again. Although the breakfast area was a bit small, the food was absolutely delicious. I’d like to especially thank Ms. Jisun Kim, the Korean staff member, for her repeated assistance. However, during check-in, I was quite uncomfortable with the front desk staff member, HIGA, who repeatedly used the phrase ”as I said” while explaining things like the hotel parking. I hope this feedback helps with the hotel's future operations.

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!

Great location if you love the convenience of accessibility to the tax free shops, string of restaurants and the nearest rail station. ☺️

Stayed as a family of 4. The hotel near the port was very good because I would go on a day trip from Naha to a remote island. The hotel was new and very clean. The bath and toilet are separated, so it is very helpful for families to stay. There are only two coin laundry machines in the hotel, so I used a nearby coin laundry. If you have time, you can use the hotel laundry, but you may have to wait. There was no problem with meals because there was a place to eat nearby within walking distance. It was my first time staying in an unmanned hotel, but I was able to stay without any problems. I would like to use it next time I go to a remote island.

We used 4 nights on diving trip. There are few hotels in Naha City that have a washing place for diving equipment, so a condominium type hotel with a bathtub that can wash equipment and a veranda that can dry equipment is the first choice. Among them, this hotel is an excellent location, 2 minutes walk from Makishi Station (laughs depending on the signal) and 10 seconds to Kokusai-dori, so you can spend it very conveniently without worrying about eating or shopping. After check-in, you can stay in and out of the locked door next to the front door without passing through the front desk, so you can stay in an apartment feel. Even if it is a condominium, there is no kitchen, and there is only a washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, microwave oven, electric pot, and it may not be suitable for self-catering. The difficulty is that the walls are not concrete, and there is no sound insulation with the next room, and some people in the next room may feel pain. Perhaps because it is near Kokusai-dori, especially on weekends, it is noisy even at night, and I wake up many times with the screams of runaway tribes and young people.

Because it was the last flight from Haneda, the hotel stayed at toyoko in Miei Bashi bridge, which can be reached to the 24 hour dining room of the hotel in about 5 minutes walk from the station. Convenience stores cross the humanitarian bridge over the Kumochi River in front of the hotel. The facilities are Toyoko in standard, and this Toyoko inn room is a very large type of building. I ate Nago soba at the ichigin dining room and went to the convenience store and bought Orion beer and went to bed.