3-Star Hotels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

The room was clean and spacious enough to fit our checked luggage, even for a family of three, it didn't feel cramped. The hotel breakfast area is small, but thankfully the variety is quite good, and you can definitely get a full meal. They also offer complimentary drinks in the afternoon. On our first day, a Chinese-speaking front desk staff member checked us in and explained everything thoroughly, even finding a three-prong adapter for me. Communication was seamless and very efficient. The hotel is conveniently located next to the Naha bus station, making transportation easy, and there are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants nearby. Overall, it offers good value for money.

The space is spacious and the environment is clean, but the sign is too small; it took me a while to find it. Transportation is convenient; it's close to the bus terminal and two monorail stops. There are also two convenience stores nearby: 7-Eleven and Lawson, so you can easily buy daily necessities.

· Spacious & Comfortable Rooms: Many guests are pleasantly surprised by the room size, especially for the price. Rooms include modern conveniences like a fridge, microwave, and kettle, making it feel like a home away from home. · Spotless Cleanliness: High standards of cleanliness and tidiness are consistently praised by visitors. · Relaxed & Quiet Atmosphere: Guests frequently mention how quiet the rooms are, ensuring a restful stay.

I stayed for 3 days on business. I couldn't get the towels changed because I couldn't return during the front desk's opening hours. I went to the front desk in the morning to have them changed, but they weren't there, so I ended up using the same towels for 3 days. It would be nice if they made it possible to change them at any time.

Location: Very central, within a 20-minute walk to attractions like Kokusai Street and Naminoue Shrine. Environment: Japanese hotel rooms are typically small, but this one managed to have a separate wet and dry area! Plus, a smart toilet. Hygiene: The cleaning staff were non-Japanese, so no need for communication. If you wanted your room cleaned, you just put the sign on the door. They even tidied up the desk for you when you returned. Service: Self-check-in was very convenient, but the front desk was always helpful if needed, and responses were quite prompt. Surprise: I stayed for four nights, having booked a room without breakfast, but they provided breakfast every day. Regardless of how good it tasted, it was better than nothing!

Cleanliness: I rarely give a bad review for cleanliness in Japanese hotels, but there were a couple of issues here. 1. As soon as I entered the room, I noticed a piece of plastic trash under the bed that hadn't been cleaned. 2. The bath towel had a black stain. Aside from the cleanliness, everything else was generally very good. The hotel is quite new, and the quad room was spacious enough. It's also a short walk to Kokusai Dori. The service attitude was good too.

The hotel location os really good. The receptionist checked our room before we checked in, but we later noticed a few issues. The room was on the 8th floor, above the car park level, with views of the surrounding area and a glimpse of the ocean. The room was spacious. A fridge, kettle, mugs, glasses, coffee, an ice bucket, and toothbrushes with toothpaste were all provided in the room. It was convenient to check into the hotel after 10 pm. The problem with the room was the large amount of dust on the air conditioning unit and the walls, as well as traces of dust and mould. We would ask the staff to pay more attention to cleanliness. Thank you.

The nearest bus stop is one stop away from Naha Airport, a 7-8 minute walk from there. Kokusai-dori Station on the Yui Rail Line is a little over a 10-minute walk. The hotel is in a relatively quiet area but within walking distance of Naminoue Shrine and Kokusai Dori. Check-in is at 2 PM and check-out is at 11 AM, which is better than most hotels in Japan. Definitely book a twin room on the 11th floor for quietness and a good view. Breakfast is just okay, but using the room card coupon for the buffet restaurant on the first floor is a good deal, starting at 11:30 AM – highly recommended. For under 300, it's a no-brainer.

This hotel offered a super hassle-free stay with excellent value for money! The breakfast selection was incredibly rich, featuring Okinawan local specialties like Okinawa soba noodles, Blue Seal purple sweet potato ice cream, Sata Andagi (Okinawan doughnuts), and jasmine tea, providing an immersive taste of local flavors. They also had classic Western breakfast options, including croissants, buttered bread, sausages, fried eggs, coffee, and juice, satisfying both Eastern and Western palates. The room amenities were very thoughtful, equipped with pajamas, a magnifying mirror, deodorant spray, and a refrigerator – more than sufficient for a daily stay. At the front desk, you could pick up complimentary combs, body scrub towels, toothbrushes and toothpaste, face wash headbands, cotton swabs, mouthwash, and tea/coffee bags. Other toiletries needed to be brought by yourself. The location was absolutely fantastic! Right next door were Lawson and 7-Eleven convenience stores, making daily shopping super convenient. Across the street from the hotel, there was a delicious izakaya, and within a few hundred meters, you'd find all sorts of food establishments, so you'll never run out of places to eat and explore. Getting around was also incredibly easy; the meeting point for day tours was just a 300-meter walk away. You could walk to Tomari Port in 20 minutes or take a 6-minute taxi ride, making it super convenient for planning Okinawa day trips – a top choice for independent travelers. (The first 3 photos are of the hotel breakfast, and the last 3 photos are of the izakaya: Naha Chocho)