Daiwa Roynet Hotel Naha-Omoromachi Premier

The hotel is quite new and very clean. The staff are also great, and the food is good. The location is excellent, very close to the museum. Downstairs, there's a 7-Eleven and various dining options, and right across the street is a shopping mall. It's really convenient for both dining and sightseeing.

The hotel is across from a shopping mall and behind a DFS Galleria. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs. It's more of a budget hotel, and the room is a bit small.

The three beds were very spacious for a family of four. It's very close to the bus stop for Parco City, and the mall across the street is also great for shopping. The bathroom had frosted glass, which was a relief since I'd seen reviews mentioning it was transparent and had been a bit worried. However, my 28-inch suitcase could only open halfway! There really isn't enough space to properly open it.

Highly recommend this hotel! Compared to other hotels I've stayed at in Tokyo, this one is very spacious, and the whole place is clean and modern. The staff are also incredibly friendly and helpful. Although it's not directly on Kokusai Dori, it's only a few stops away, and there are plenty of shops, drugstores, and convenience stores nearby for everything you need.

This was the best hotel I stayed at during my entire trip to Japan! After traveling around Japan for several days and changing accommodations multiple times, the warm and gentle hospitality of the Okinawan locals truly touched me. I was traveling alone and had planned to take a boat to an ecological island, but unfortunately, I was feeling extremely unwell due to my period and almost missed my boat. The front desk staff were incredibly thoughtful; they immediately found an online Chinese translator and patiently assisted me with changing my boat ticket, allowing me to board smoothly and see the stunning turquoise ocean scenery as planned. Receiving such comprehensive care when traveling alone and feeling unwell filled me with gratitude and emotion. The staff were gentle and patient, and I genuinely recommend this hotel! I am so grateful for the hotel's immense kindness and warmth! I traveled to Okinawa, Osaka, and Kyoto, but the experience at this hotel was the best. Okinawan locals are truly exceptionally friendly and passionate.

The hotel's location is excellent. Even though I only stayed one night, after checking in in the afternoon, I walked to DFS and 3A Department Store, which was super convenient. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs, a drugstore next door, and the art museum is just a few steps away. The Flip-A-Doo toy store is also very close. There's a conveyor belt sushi restaurant upstairs that tasted great, costing around 200 RMB per person, and it was still busy at 8 PM. On Sunday night, even at past 9 PM, Starbucks in 3A Department Store was full, as was Ippudo Ramen. The mall was mostly frequented by locals, which I thought made it feel more authentic than Kokusai Street. Definitely worth a stay. It's also not far from the airport, and both buses and taxis are easily accessible.