Cheap Hotels in Naha

"There is a family mart on the ground floor so it made buying desserts very easy! The room appears to be well-maintained and you can adjust the intensity of lights by turning the buttons. Sometimes I just want a dim light before sleep so it feels really great to have that :) Most importantly, the room was so spacious! I was able to fit my luggage and shopping bags in the room. Overall, i have a really nice stay here!"

"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!"

"Nice hostel with a relaxed vibe. Inviting common areas. Rooms are functional, and meet all your basic needs. Proximity to the ferry to Zamami makes it perfect for a good night's sleep before heading to the islands in the morning."

"The room here was average-sized but comfortable enough to fit a few large luggage and still have decent walkable space. I was lucky enough to be placed right beside the vending machine and ice making machine. The vending machine worked well and had no problems of running out of change or drinks. The bathroom was okay, although a bit narrow it had a bathtub and had all the essentials. We were also provided coffee/tea pods for the provided capsule machine. The cleanliness was okay as it did have some stains on the bathtub corners but that’s usually the case in most hotel bathtubs. Overall, it was what you would expect from a well-known chain and it does its job when it comes to the price point it is at. The staff was good and there was also a self-service welcome drink corner providing the local Okinawan coral roast."

"The location is very convenient and direct access to metro station and bus terminal. The queen room is cheaper but it is a small room. Suggest to book king room with better staying experience"

"Location: About a 10-15 minute walk from Kokusai Street. Cleanliness: If you request room cleaning, only basic cleaning is done. Trash is not removed unless it's in a trash can or bag. Service: Good. Drinks are available in the lobby, and there's luggage storage on the second floor. Facilities: Not bad. However, the room is small. It's inconvenient to move around with luggage. Nearby Amenities: There's a convenience store and restaurants right next door. Behind the hotel, there seem to be quite a few entertainment venues and bars, with a lot of touting. Cons: Every evening, biker gangs ride around. I stayed for 4 days and saw them every day. There are many touts, probably because of the numerous entertainment venues nearby."

"It is a nice place to stay. It was clean and comfortable. I was able to leave my luggage there before checking in, then I returned and checked in. They say there was some construction, so you could get 1 free drink for each night you stay. And I didn't hear noises, so it was a nice gift from the hotel. The Okinawa-style breakfast was awesome! If you need to cut nails, you can borrow scissors or a nail cutter. The internet upload speed is great, I was able to upload my photos and videos from the trip. There is a mall nearby, where you can buy Mango from Okinawa or something else. The hotel is not far from the monorail train, so it is convenient to get to the airport. And if you need to travel further into the island there is a bus stop. All of that makes it a good choice. I would like to visit this place again!"

"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)"

"This hotel offers great value for money, and the breakfast spread is fantastic. They have complimentary drinks and beer every day. The Chinese staff are very friendly and welcoming. It's right next to the monorail but surprisingly quiet. The location is excellent, just off Kokusai Dori."

"My stay at the Rembrandt Style Hotel Naha Okinawa was absolutely perfect! The room was much more spacious than I expected, feeling open and airy, with a vintage Rembrandt-style decor. Even with luggage, there was plenty of space to move around comfortably. The most amazing part was the ocean view from the window—just pull back the curtains, and you're greeted by a clear blue sea. Waking up to the sound of waves crashing and falling asleep to the sea breeze was incredibly therapeutic. Although it's a bit of a walk from the train station, getting around by taxi was very convenient. This distance actually provided a sense of peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle, making it ideal for travelers who want to fully immerse themselves in Naha's sea views. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit!"