Hotels in Okinawa Prefecture

Transportation: Both the day tour and Limousine A shuttle bus services include this as a mandatory stop, making it ideal for travelers without a rental car. Location: Situated in the heart of American Village, it's surrounded by photo spots, restaurants, and entertainment facilities. Cleanliness: Aside from a slight musty smell from the air conditioning, the room is cleaned and tidied daily. The balcony is large but lacks seating or a clothes rack, which feels like a waste. Breakfast: The hamburger steak is excellent and requires self-heating. Service: Very polite and smiling staff who, while not fluent in English, are eager to communicate. I wasn't aware that the hotel could also assist with booking bus tickets to Naha Airport. There's a dedicated staff member in the lobby to help send souvenirs back home. Overall, very satisfied.

The room is spacious, with new facilities and excellent soundproofing. The breakfast selection isn't huge, but everything is delicious. The room has a washing machine and microwave, and you can borrow a portable induction cooker from the front desk, which is great! The hotel's location is good, just a 7-8 minute walk from the bus terminal. The Don Quijote (Donki) downstairs is super convenient!

It's within walking distance of Kokusai Street in Naha, but not so close that the surroundings are noisy, and it's well-maintained. The facilities are well-organized, the view is great, and it's a good space for simple meals indoors. There is a lounge area on the 2nd floor, as well as coin laundry and a water purifier.

The room is clean. The service is excellent. There are restaurants, park and bus terminal nearby. 交通便利性：十分便利

The location is very convenient, right next to Asahibashi Station and the bus terminal (the bus-themed play equipment inside is fun)! There are many signs on the overpass to guide you. The water pressure in the hotel is strong and the hot water is plentiful, making it very comfortable to wash! Amenities are available for self-service at the elevator entrance in the lobby. There are both self-service and staffed counters, and the staff who assist with self-service and speak Chinese are also very friendly! It's close to supermarkets and Don Quijote, so I recommend bringing a shopping cart! The room isn't big, but there are plenty of outlets in every corner, and the pajamas are super comfortable! I would consider staying here again next time!

I stayed here on my last day after returning the rental car. It's not big, but it has everything you need, and the monorail access is great. There was a small event prepared by the hotel every day, and when I stayed there, there was a traditional costume experience, so the kids wore them and took pictures. It was mid-January, so I couldn't use the outdoor swimming pool, but it was nice to be able to use the small outdoor hot spring. There are also Korean staff, so there are no problems with communication. Oh... this hotel's happy hour is amazing. There's beer, sake, and snake wine, so I bought food at the nearby MaxValu in the evening and had a meal. They also give out free ramen from around 8pm. Honestly, the taste isn't that great, but I needed soup, so it was good. However, the weekly parking fee is expensive, and since it's downtown, the road conditions are complicated, so you should think about it if you have a car. (Parking is also a mechanical tower parking lot.) Anyway, it's a hotel with more advantages than disadvantages in many ways.

nice view, nice breakfast. but no convenience store nearby (5mins by car)

The hotel is about a 5-6 minute walk from Asahibashi Station, and it's not too far to Kokusai Street on foot either. The hotel front desk staff are friendly. The hotel offers a free breakfast with a variety of options from traditional dishes to Western style. In the afternoon, they also offer complimentary alcoholic beverages and drinks. The rooms have good lighting and are simple and clean. There's a FamilyMart near the hotel, which is convenient for buying things 👍. I would stay here again if I have the chance!

Just downstairs is American Village, which is so beautiful you can't stop taking pictures. I walked around several times, and it was so convenient to be able to go back to the hotel to rest whenever I was tired and hot. There are also many restaurants in American Village, making it a great place to shop and eat.