Hotels with Breakfast in Nago

We came here with my family and we are all very satisfied. Although the hardware is a bit ”retro” and not as digital as in China, I really like the island resort style here. The rooms and scenery are very beautiful. What is even more unforgettable is the service details of the staff here, which made us feel the humanistic warmth of Okinawa🏝️🐟🍍💙😊

The staff were very kind and helpful, and they even brought our car from the parking lot to the hotel lobby. The room was clean, and we were able to spend a very meaningful time with our family. The food was delicious too. I would like to stay here again when I go to Okinawa.

This was my first stay at The Ritz-Carlton Okinawa. Since it was right before Christmas, there was a beautiful, large tree at the entrance, which was lovely. What I love about The Ritz-Carlton is that even though it's a big hotel, you can still enjoy a relaxed and quiet time. The room was spacious, and I truly had a very comfortable stay. The only minor thing I noticed was that the shower room seemed to have a slight odor.

The hotel is a sprawling entity in a fairly remote part of island. Golf courses are located between blocks of rooms so most guests go around in golf carts. The beach is ok for sunbathing but it's not a swimming beach as it's rocky. The swimming pools and beach areas are closed till end of March. Fitness room is open. There's an indoor pool but it's not free for hotel guests. No free parking too. The room is huge and has a good sea view and there is a private whirlpool on the balcony. Breakfast is a delicious mix of western and Japanese food. There are 3 restaurants to choose from.

It’s an uncomfortable stay. First thing first, the room stink and smells moldy. The toilet fills with the scent from the drain. Most of all, the safety lock of the entrance is broken and no one can fix it. Left me feeling unsafe during bedtime. Asked for a change of room but got rejected. The only good thing is that the receptionist came up to offer help to catch a huge moth in the room. Will not consider to stay over anymore.

I would say it's quite an old hotel but rooms were big. We had a corner room with it's own kitchenette, a sofa area with tv and 2 single beds. We initially wanted to combine the bed as we have a toddler with us but it wasn't a viable option as the bed frames were built attached to the wall. Room is rather dirty even though we requested for room cleaning, I could feel the floor abit dusty and sticky. The bathroom curtains were also cold and had mould at the bottom (the part that's most often in touch with water).

The owner of the homestay is very nice, cheap but comfortable, it is a cost-effective choice