Hotels With bar in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

When we arrived, already liked the atmosphere of the lobby- bar-restaurant, which was lively, with nice lighting and the green foliage from the window wall and smell nice too, which is very important. We could early check-in in a corner room and high floor! Our purpose was to leave our bags and was surprised with rooms ready. Our room was spotless, decorated with neutral colours, very comfortable, everything was new. The only thing, the window only opens just a little bit and was hard to close it back and the faucet of the sink was just below the glass shelf and you will hit it every time you turn it on and the room lights had few individual switches, therefore was almost an all lights on or all lights off deal! Another down thing was the flip-flops which weren’t comfortable. The breakfast was delicious and fresh, with just the right amount of choices but everything available was really good. The public bath as well, everything was new, clean and with enough number of showers and the bath had the right size, decorated with simple and tasteful colours, the water was delicious. The location of the hotel was very good, just a few minutes walk to the monorail and with convenient shopping around. We enjoyed every minute of our stayed! It was excellent!

This place is very beautiful, the room is independent, there is a terrace, you can clearly see the stars,  you can see the Galaxy that night. From the airport directly to the accommodation, take a taxi 4100, 30 minutes. There is a western restaurant near the accommodation. It is very recommended.  The landlord has prepared a perfect restaurant information map , Very intimate. Very exquisite and attentive B&B,  highly recommended 

The hotel has a minimalist design. We were upgraded to a lagoon view room, and the water was beautiful on a good day. There are two small, enclosed beaches, but the sea was still quite cold in May. The two pools close early and apparently won't be open late until September. There are a few massage hot spring pools which are quite comfortable. For breakfast, sometimes you have to get a number and wait for a table. The French toast with cream and jam was super delicious, the bread was so soft it melted in your mouth. The pudding bread was also good. Overall, the desserts and bread were outstanding. The dishes varied daily. On the first day, there was freshly grilled steak, and the bitter melon scrambled eggs were very tasty. On the second day, there was Agu pork hotpot.

The ultimate choice in Okinawa! Stunning beach, caves, and perfect family vibe Our second room was just as wonderful. If you are looking to stay on the main island of Okinawa without taking extra flights to outer islands like Ishigaki, this is hands down the best hotel for a family vacation with kids. What we absolutely loved: * Stunning beach and nature: The beach is perfect and super safe for children. There is an incredibly beautiful, winding path along the shore. The rocky coastline, scenic caves, and lush tropical plants make walking around a magical experience. * A winning hotel chain: We highly recommend combining your trip with their sister property. If you do travel to Ishigaki, stay at ANA InterContinental Ishigaki Resort—it is easily one of the finest hotels on that island. Both resorts represent the absolute top tier of hospitality. * Flawless service despite flight issues: Our only complaint about the entire trip goes to ANA Airlines, as our return flight to Tokyo was delayed by 8 hours, which was quite exhausting. However, this is strictly an airline issue. It has nothing to do with the hotels themselves and their wonderful, dedicated staff who did an impeccable job. The local Okinawans at the resort are the sweetest and most welcoming people. Between the brilliant service, incredible nature, and great facilities, this was a dream vacation!

Located in an alley right off Okinawa's Kokusai-dori, this hotel offers relatively large rooms and is one of the top five-star accommodations in that area. The rooms are very clean and the service is excellent. The hotel provides two type of parking; Parking directly adjacent to the hotel cost 1,600 yen per day, but if you are willing to walk for 5 minutes, parking is free. The breakfast was quite repetitive, with the same food served every day. We stayed for three nights, and for two of those days, the coffee machine was broken, so only basic coffee was provided. A five-star hotel should not have these issues. Additionally, the seafood bowl (Kaisendon) must be ordered separately as a special à la carte item.

The structure of the hotel is old, but the rooms have been updated and were very comfortable and new. I absolutely loved the retro charm of the place and the common areas such as the atrium pool and inside courtyard area were beautiful spaces. What the marketing doesn’t show is the vast open spaces at this hotel, the stunning landscaped gardens and the art-spaces such as artist in residence and exhibition space. I was blown away by this and enjoy a fantastic painting workshop with the artist who focuses on the local flora and fauna of Okinawa. The best point about this hotel is the staff. They are all incredibly lovely. Lisa and another lady name starting with H on front desk especially were so amazing, very helpful! One night there was an error with our dinner and the chef personally came to apologise. He replaced our meal with a local menu which was incredible and after eating he said the bill was on him as a gesture of apology. I was truly touched by this gesture of kindness. Areas for improvement: the kitchen being closed outside of designated times. If you want food at 10am for example, no chance. Also nowhere to buy drinks near the pool and beach. Food options are not great and the buffet is really mediocre. Also, I would expect their approach to sustainability to be better on an island like this. There is an overuse of plastic, especially single use such as straws and each tiny piece of cake at the buffet being individually wrapped. Really no need for that. I do worry where all this plastic is going. Beach is smaller than it looks. Can’t swim, very shallow full of seaweed and dead coral. Very quiet. Very strict lifeguard: no throwing a ball, no jumping, splashing, laughing it seems. We were using an empty bottle to collect water and build a sandcastle -he removed it. No standing on inflatables. No swimming outside of the fenced off area. From what I’ve seen this is an island-wide thing though, not limited to here. Local area: really not much to see and do outside of the hotel.

Heartfelt Hospitality in Hoshinoya Okinawa ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Hoshinoya has long been renowned for its impeccable service, and my recent visit was yet another shining example of that legacy. The hospitality extended by every member of the staff was not just excellent—it was extraordinary. Their warmth and attentiveness are what truly set Hoshinoya apart. Although my tight travel schedule only allowed for a one-night stay, and I sadly missed out on the many indigenous activities the front desk staff enthusiastically recommended, the experience was still deeply fulfilling. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the breathtaking scenery. Watching the sunset from my room was pure serenity—I could have sat there for hours, soaking in the view without ever growing tired. But what truly touched me was the care shown to my family, especially our 3-month-old infant. Before our arrival, I had informed the hotel via email that we’d be traveling with our baby. To our amazement, they had not only prepared a cozy cot but also thoughtfully provided all the cleaning essentials for baby bottles. It was a level of consideration that far exceeded our expectations—something we’ve never encountered at any other hotel. One moment that remains vivid in my memory was when a staff member, herself a mother, kindly helped us carry our stroller and luggage up to our second-floor room. Later that evening, while dining at Bellezza—the hotel’s exquisite fine-dining restaurant—our baby fell asleep, and the staff graciously brought out a cradle so he could rest comfortably. I was genuinely moved. What other fine-dining restaurant would offer such heartfelt service? Bellezza, without a doubt, stands alone. 🌟 In the end, what made our stay so memorable wasn’t just the stunning views or luxurious amenities—it was the exceptional professionalism and genuine kindness of the staff. They made our brief visit feel like a homecoming, and for that, I am truly grateful!

Outstanding Family Resort Experience We had a wonderful stay and would highly recommend this resort to families visiting Okinawa. The service throughout our stay was excellent. Every staff member we encountered was warm, helpful, and genuinely committed to making our holiday memorable. One of the best decisions we made was purchasing the Savvy Club package. It offered excellent value through discounts on restaurants and activities, and an added bonus was that lunch and dinner were complimentary for children under 12. For families, this made a significant difference and enhanced the overall experience. The range of activities available was truly impressive. Beyond the usual water sports, there were opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and unique marine life programs. Our children especially loved the experiences with the sea turtles and dolphins, which became the highlight of the trip and created memories they will talk about for years to come. Swimming with the dolphins was particularly special and an experience we will never forget. Another standout feature was the indoor water park. It was a huge hit with our children and provided the perfect alternative when the weather was either rainy or simply too hot to be outdoors. Having such a high-quality indoor facility meant there was always something fun for the kids to do regardless of the conditions. What stood out most was the level of care shown by the staff. As we had a very early flight on our departure day, we informed the hotel that we would be checking out before breakfast service started. Without hesitation, they kindly prepared breakfast bento boxes for our family to take with us. It was a thoughtful gesture that perfectly reflected the hotel’s exceptional hospitality. From the facilities and activities to the outstanding service, this was one of our favourite family holidays. The children are already asking when we can come back, which says it all.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! Our itinerary primarily focused on the northern part of Okinawa: Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, Genki Village, Busena Marine Park, Nago Pineapple Park, Nago Castle Ruins, and Cape Manza. So, we planned to stay here for 4 nights and then move back to Naha for the last night. It turned out to be the perfect choice! The location in American Village is ideal. The surrounding commercial streets are bustling, making it super convenient for dining and finding food. My mom was worried about humidity staying by the sea, but it wasn't an issue here, and the commercial amenities are excellent. You can watch fireworks at night, creating a wonderful ambiance. Life around here is very convenient. There's a small Aeon mall within a 5-minute walk where you can buy daily necessities like milk for children. There's also a gashapon store downstairs, and the kids loved playing there every time. There are tons of delicious restaurants nearby: the famous Gurume Kaiten Sushi Market, Shiki Teppanyaki, Kairikiya Ramen, and Red Lobster. The hotel just opened this year, so everything is brand new. The hygiene and service are spot on, and the cleaning staff did a thorough job. We were a group of 4 adults and 2 children, with the older child being 6 years old. We booked a room for 5 people, which was a spacious 80+ square meters, featuring 4 beds, plus an extra bed in the living room. The space was incredibly generous. The kids could play and watch TV in the living room, and the balcony offered a direct view of American Village's nightscape, with fireworks visible on weekends. The room felt very much like home, equipped with a washing machine with a dryer function, a large sofa, and a small kitchen with an induction cooktop. You can request utensils from the front desk. For cleaning, you can choose between partial cleaning (by hanging a tag) or full-house cleaning. If you opt for full-house cleaning, they replenish drinking water, toiletries, and laundry detergent, which is a very thoughtful touch. We had a very comfortable stay. It's a shame our itinerary was too packed, and we didn't get a chance to experience the hotel's pool and sauna. I have to highlight the buffet breakfast! The taste was exceptional, featuring Okinawan specialties like Goya Champuru (stir-fried bitter melon with pork) and peanut tofu. The dishes rotated slightly each day, practically covering all the local Okinawan delicacies. The beef donburi, tacos, and noodles were also incredibly delicious. I loved combining the beef with sea grapes and placing them on top of the noodles; I ate it for four consecutive days and didn't get tired of it. There were also donuts and yogurt that the children loved. The whole family was very satisfied. Overall, the value for money is excellent. After staying here and then returning to Naha, I felt that the commercial amenities in American Village could almost meet the needs of downtown Naha. Okinawa's only head-turning trendy store, 'Mad Rabbit,' is also here, and my brother was very happy to buy the clothes he liked. It's within a 10-15 minute drive to Parco City and Aeon Mall Okinawa Rycom, making shopping super convenient. I highly recommend this hotel for families and large groups!

I had a great stay at Hyatt. Everything was excellent, especially the buffet breakfast, which offered a wide variety of delicious choices. The service and overall experience were very satisfying. The only issue I would like to highlight is that the toilet had a noticeable urine smell, which affected the comfort of the room. I hope the hotel can look into improving the cleanliness and ventilation of the bathroom. Overall, it was still a pleasant stay, and I appreciate the great hospitality.