Top 5-Star Hotels in Naha

The rooms were a little small for a 5 star, and breakfast items were nearly over by the time we came on both days. Not very impressed with the hotel though the location was great, but not a 5 star in my view.

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!

I have stayed many deluxe hotels in downtown Naha area, but this is by far the best hotel for following reasons; 1. Quality of room Descent space (much larger than typical Japanese standard). Good amenity including bathrobes, FREE minibar (beer, Japanese tea, bottled water etc.). Hotel is new; opened in 2020 and cleanness of room is excellent. Soundproof excellent. Toilet and bathtub is well separated and spacious. 2. Facilities Gym + Outside pool available. Only hotel in Kokusai-Dodri area which has such nice amenities. 3. Location Located in central Naha area (Kokusai Dori) with everything within walking distance ( Don Quixote, Starbucks etc.). No other hotel can beat this location!! I would highly recommend this hotel to travelers looking for comfortable stay in downtown Naha.

This is an additional night that I booked after changing travel plans because of the Taiwan earthquake. We were staying in the hotel already, while I couldn’t book the same room type and worried that I had to change room, when I went to the lobby reception the staff already prepared for my additional night and updated my card keys readily so I could stay in the same room. Another point I’d like to make is that we experienced the tsunami evacuation in the morning when still in our room - the hotel announcement system works well, that’s really important. And the fact that the rooms are above 6th floor we could stay in room safely.

The facilities and services are very good. It has its own parking lot for 1800 yen. After registering the license plate, you can come and go by yourself (if there is a place), it takes about 10 minutes to walk to Kokusai Street. It is too hot to walk during the day, but it is okay to walk after dinner. It’s still slower to walk with children. There is a Poolside party in the swimming pool, there are people singing, and the atmosphere is very good.

My husband and I enjoyed our week-long stay at this hotel. The room was spacious and clean, the food/restaurants were great (highly recommend the 3500yen lunch set at the Japanese restaurant with garden view), walking distance from shopping street... The highlight was the free return shuttle bus to their hotel group's other hotel Busena Terrace - we had a great day enjoying a lovely buffet lunch at a good price, swimming at the private beach and the outdoor swimming pools.

Stayed at pool suite tomari with 3 family members. The hotel's penthouse part was like a villa, and the room had a high ceiling and a very open feeling. Surprisingly, I could see the sea far from the room. The highlight pool is surprisingly large, enough for three family members to play while looking at the red tile roof and feel the feeling of Okinawa. Breakfast was room service, but the fish was very delicious. However, the conductor is bad, the villa site is an ordinary key that is not a card key, and the building is auto locked, so the coming and going to the pool is not a door but a sweeping window. Also, if you leave the bathroom door open, ２ １ of a sink will collapse. In addition, I could only take out or stop the shower, and it was a pity that the output was very weak. I think the convenience is good, about 5 minutes walk to Kokusai Street.

The stay at Southwest Grand Hotel was very comfortable. The staff 々 was very kind and always smiled from check-in to check-out. I booked in a standard room but the room was very spacious and clean as 々 and I was able to relax slowly. It was a luxurious experience with a pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and a mini bar that was fully equipped with guests' exclusive pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and lounge and rooms for free. Definitely Naha is the number １ hotel. I will definitely go again. it's recommended!

Great hotel stay in Naha. Although not in the middle of action, hotel is a stone throw away from monorail station and there is a Gulliver car rental counter right at its lobby which makes car rental so much more convenient. Parking at hotel is at ¥1000/day. The room we booked was L-shaped and very spacious with a separate living cum study area. The room is equipped with 2 super single beds (pushed together) and is sufficient for us a family of 4 (with 2 young kids age 5 & 8). It has 2 smart TVs, one facing the beds and one in the living area. The complimentary buffet breakfast was wide range and very sumptuous, even comes with free ice cream and sake. Would definitely come back again!

Conveniently located close to the red light district and walking streets. Just a short drive to the airport and Itoman area. If you are driving anything but a K-Car , you will find it difficult to find a parking spot nearby. It doesn’t help when anything taller than a Mazda CX-30 doesn’t fit inside the hotel parking lot. So if you’re on a road trip and need to stay around this hotel, choose your car carefully. For a Japanese hotel, the customer service is definitely lacklustre. I’m happy with self check in, but when the machine doesn’t work it’s not very welcoming when the disgruntled staff are don’t feel happy to help. The swimming pool looks amazing , but in both mornings I was there, they opened the door 15mins late. If you like a morning swim and expect a pool to be open at 7am before heading out, this is not the place for you.