Hotels with Gym and Fitness Centre in Naha

The location and the fact that the hotel was new and clean were definitely the standout points. One area that could be improved is the parking process. I had to repeatedly keep and present the same parking slip multiple times just to park and retrieve the car. It felt unnecessarily cumbersome - ideally, there should only be a single verification at the car park lift, rather than additional checks at the driveway or again at reception during check-out. In terms of amenities, the hotel is good overall, but it could be even better with the addition of a coin-operated laundry area. I may have been slightly spoiled by the hotel I stayed at earlier in Chatan, where each room came with its own washing machine and even included two packets of laundry detergent.

One of the best hotels we have stayed at during our trip. The staff are very attentive and the room is spacious. The location is good, close to shopping and eatery. 10 out of 10.

We stayed for 4 nights and 5 days. The best part about staying with a 4-year-old baby was that the food was truly excellent. We booked a package that included breakfast, and we were very satisfied that the breakfast voucher could also be used for lunch. In particular, I highly recommend trying the Japanese-style lunch course we had on the last day, as it consisted of dishes comparable to those found in high-end hotels. The staff were generally friendly, but it was a bit disappointing that on the day we had the Japanese breakfast, they tried to seat us in a corner table, perhaps because we had a baby with us. The swimming pool is not large, but it was sufficient for enjoying, and the location was not bad, as it takes about 15 minutes to walk to Kokusai Street. However, please note that there are no convenience stores nearby, so you have to travel about 5 minutes to get there. Overall, I was very satisfied with the food and the condition of the accommodation, but if your itinerary involves a lot of sightseeing and traveling, I recommend considering the location a little more carefully.

The photo shows the view from my room. The room was okay—simple but comfortable, and it had a large bed which was great for a good night’s sleep. However, there were a few inconveniences. The TV remote control was in Japanese, which made it difficult to use, especially for someone not familiar with the language. Another downside was the parking situation. There was no free parking available, so I had to pay for the car park each day, which added to the overall cost of the stay. While the room met basic expectations, a few small improvements could have made the experience much better.