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"Location wise is good, very near to the train station which directly come from the airport. There's a grocery store and family mart right opposite the hotel & 7-11 next to the hotel. Hotel will give coupons to redeem 2 glasses of Orion draf upon check in."

"Our second time staying at this hotel. Really happy with this stay. The location is fantastic — just a 5-minute walk from Asahibashi Station, with convenience shops and restaurants all around, and a doable 30-minute walk to the other end of Kokusai Dori Shopping Street. The room itself was very clean and spacious for a Japanese hotel, with a firm, comfortable bed and hotel-quality sheets and blankets. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Naha."

"This hotel was chosen because of the good reviews on the internet and the location. I booked a triple room for four nights stay with my adult son. The hotel is right next to the mono rail which turned out to be very convenient for us without a car. However, the majority of the guests were parents with young children. The children were running around the hotel unsupervised most of the time during the day. In the evening there was really loud thumping on the ceiling in the middle of the night due the children jumping up and down . The maid would only change the sheets and clean the room upon your requests due to the eco friendly policy. However, the breakfast was good and had a wide selection of salads and Asian meals. The room overall is very much average with a view of the river upon request. I only recommend this hotel only if you would like to be next to the monorail."

"The hotel's heated swimming pool and jacuzzi were great! Although small, there's also a sauna. Overall, the hotel room was clean and spacious. This time, the on-site hot spring was undergoing ceiling maintenance, so we had to enter at scheduled times, which was a minor inconvenience. Breakfast had limited options but tasted very good. Having a 7-Eleven right in the hotel was super convenient, and there's also a supermarket nearby. Taking a taxi to different areas wasn't expensive. Plus, a friend needed a smoking room with a balcony, so this hotel was an excellent choice."

"This hotel is unstaffed, with self check-in. The facilities are very comprehensive, offering free laundry and drying machines. There are also many items you can borrow for free from the common areas, such as infant and toddler supplies, outdoor water play equipment, air purifiers, drying racks, and much more. It's truly suitable for family travelers and very thoughtful. The only downside is that there's no parking provided; you need to park in nearby lots, which cost around 1000 JPY per night. Some parking lots are small and fill up quickly. There's also a large parking garage nearby where you can park (from 7 PM to 8 AM the next day for only 500 JPY, but after that, it's 300 JPY per hour, suitable for early risers). There are also Lawson and 7-Eleven convenience stores nearby, as well as a few bars. It's about a 10-minute walk to the monorail station. If you arrive late in Naha, you can take the monorail to the hotel first and then pick up your rental car the next day! Additionally, the hotel offers breakfast, which requires filling out a Google form by 9 PM the night before. It includes Okinawa soba and onigiri. While not exceptionally delicious, it fills you up and saves you a meal. Plus, it's delivered directly to your room door, and after you finish, you just leave the dishes outside the door for someone to collect, which is very considerate. The room is equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, induction cooker, and kitchenware, so you can easily cook simple meals! I highly recommend this hotel; it's well-equipped and offers an excellent experience!"

"It's been a few days since my stay in Naha, but I still feel compelled to write something about it. I scoured countless reviews before making my decision, and upon checking in, all my expectations were not only met but even exceeded. [Location & Transportation | Efficient and Convenient] The hotel is very close to the monorail station. It's just a few minutes' walk, even with luggage, making it incredibly convenient for getting to the airport or transferring. If you want to shop, you can dive into the hustle and bustle of Kokusai Street within minutes, drop off your purchases back at the hotel, and head out again, saving a lot of walking. Plus, there's a convenience store downstairs, which is super handy for grabbing snacks and drinks in the evening. [Cleanliness & Facilities | Comfortable Stay, Exceeded Expectations] The room was very clean, and the bedding had no strange odors; the attention to detail was excellent. The most pleasant surprise was that the room came standard with a washer-dryer combo and a microwave. For Okinawa, where it's easy to sweat in the summer, being able to wash clothes at night and wear them the next day significantly enhances the quality of your trip. There's also a separate kitchen and bathroom space, giving it a comforting, home-like feel. [Service | Professional and Heartwarming] The front desk staff were professional and enthusiastic. Check-in and check-out were very efficient, and you could feel their genuine desire to help solve any problems. Replenishments of amenities during my extended stay were also timely, making the whole process very pleasant. [Breakfast | The Best Start to the Day] Breakfast was the absolute highlight of this stay. Featuring Okinawan local ingredients and Kyushu specialties, the variety was so extensive that there were new options every day. There were several types of salads alone, and you could also enjoy freshly made omelets, unique mentaiko, and local brown sugar sweets. Starting the morning with a hot coffee in a to-go cup, a wonderful day truly begins. Whether you want to efficiently explore Naha or find a comfortable place to relax in the city, this hotel is perfect. This will definitely be my first choice again on my next trip to Okinawa."

"First off, the location is incredibly convenient, whether you're heading to the airport, ferry terminal, or Kokusai Street. The room was new and perfectly fine. For just over 500, the price was really good value. However, the front desk is basically self-service; there are no staff members to assist you, only friendly employees who will guide you to use the iPad for check-in. They are very strict about not giving out rooms before 3 PM, so you have to store your luggage in a locker yourself. And when we needed to add another room last minute, the three front desk staff couldn't even process a walk-in booking on the computer; they told us to book through an OTA. Their problem-solving skills were non-existent. I'd come back again, but I wouldn't recommend it, even though a lot of Hongkongers stay here."