Hotels near Fukushuen

The hotel's first floor offers DHC skincare products for guests to take, as well as special Okinawan tea bags. Each guest receives one bottle of water daily, and if you opt out of housekeeping, fresh towels will be hung on your door. Overall, everything was great, except the pillow was a bit too firm for me. However, everyone has different pillow preferences, so this doesn't affect my rating.

On August 26th, we were unfortunately stranded due to a typhoon. Luckily, before we left, I had booked a one-day room with free cancellation on Klook, so I wasn't flustered when I canceled. We packed our bags and changed rooms during the typhoon night. The infinity pool was closed during the typhoon, but the unlimited beer and soda from 6 PM to 7 PM was still available, turning the 14th floor into an interesting lounge for stranded guests. Although it's a bit far from the station, there are almost all types of convenience stores nearby, and Jack Steak is right downstairs. The hotel parking lot costs 1800 NTD, but there are many flat parking lots nearby, so there's no need to worry if you're renting a car and driving.

I had an exceptional stay at the Almont Hotel Naha Omoromachi , which exceeded our expectations in most ways. The hotel's modern and comfortable rooms were immaculately clean and tastefully appointed. The staff were friendly, professional, and accommodating, making I feel right at.

Whether you take the monorail or the airport bus, you'll need to walk a short distance, about five minutes. It's also about a ten-minute walk to Kokusai Street, and the path is quite easy to navigate. The hotel's design is very creative and thoughtful, and the overall atmosphere of the space is very relaxing. There's a faint scent of essential oils in the air, and the room is neat and clean. The pajamas are very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

nice hotel , 10 minute walk from train station. 15 minutes walk to 國際通. welcome drinks provided .

The location is excellent. It's right across the crosswalk from Anri Station. There's a 24-hour supermarket nearby, and the next street over is full of izakayas at night. Kokusai Street and Makishi Public Market are also within walking distance. Plus, if you opt out of towel changes, the hotel offers a free ice cream or drink. There's also a complimentary coffee machine and a washing machine on the first floor. It's fantastic!

The same-day luggage storage service was fast and convenient. The single room was quite spacious, and the entryway hallway was very large. The bathroom is a bit narrow, but it has all the necessary amenities. The public area is spacious and comfortable, and they even offer free-flow drinks and alcohol. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try the breakfast because I was rushing to catch a flight. Breakfast is served from 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM, and there was already a line outside the restaurant before 6:30 AM, so you might want to go early if you want to avoid the crowds. As for the location, it is a bit far from the monorail Asahibashi Station, about a 10-minute walk.

Hotel Location: The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the station, which is a very convenient and excellent location. Service: Acceptable Cleanliness: Acceptable Breakfast: The breakfast is quite unique, especially the DIY burgers on the first floor. There's a wide variety of breakfast options, all very good, though I feel the layout isn't well-designed. On the second day, I chose the breakfast on the top floor, which was quite tasty and more universally appealing. The double bed in the room is only slightly larger than a single bed, but for a city hotel, this amount of space is acceptable. The infinity pool is definitely a highlight; I personally recommend visiting the rooftop pool (additional charge). I suggest upgrading the hairdryer in the room, as the cover kept falling off while I was using it, indicating a product defect.

The hotel itself is a bit damp. You might feel a humid and stuffy sensation inside the rooms. The hotel staff were quite good; the front desk personnel I interacted with that day had some communication challenges. They couldn't communicate directly in English and had to use a translation device, but basic communication was not an issue.