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"It is the best location as it is 20 minutes from the airport near the international street, the breakfast is delicious, and the public bath is very clean, so it is a cost-effective hotel. The tatami room is much bigger and better than the bed room, but the bed room was too small."

"The room was clean and well-equipped. It's very close to Kokusai Dori, which made shopping super convenient. A small incident happened where we left our pocket Wi-Fi in the taxi on the way to the airport. The driver found it and quickly returned it to the hotel. Eventually, our Japanese friends helped us get it mailed back. It was such a great feeling to get it back after thinking it was lost! The hotel was very professional and kept the lost item safe. Thumbs up!"

"This hotel is perfectly located in the middle of Kokusai Street, with a 7-Eleven and Lawson convenience store right downstairs – super convenient! We booked a triple room for two, and it was incredibly spacious. We could easily lay out two 28-inch suitcases flat. Just a heads-up on the cleaning: the hotel doesn't clean daily. If you stay for five days, they only clean on the middle day, so you'll need to keep an eye on the room's cleanliness yourself. Toothbrushes and toothpaste are provided, but not replenished daily; they're only replaced on the third-day cleaning. Overall, it's still good! The location is truly excellent, and the air conditioning works really well! Plus, they even gave us three room cards, which was a nice bonus!"

"A hotel that excels in both hardware and software. The toiletries are Pola, the kettle is Tiger brand, and the drip coffee is the same brand as Monterey. The location is incredibly convenient – just a 10-15 minute walk from Main Place. The hotel is surrounded by great restaurants and souvenir shops, and the street views are very charming. The hotel service is also excellent."

"The hotel is conveniently located less than a 5-minute walk from Tsubogawa Monorail Station and under 10 minutes from Naha Bus Terminal. It's also just a 10-15 minute walk to Kenchomae (Prefectural Office) and the entrance of Kokusai Dori. There are several convenience stores and a supermarket nearby, plus a Don Quijote (Donki) right downstairs. Overall, its location makes getting around very easy. The hotel lobby, located on the fifth floor, is quite spacious and features a terrace, a gym, and a children's play area. Having stayed at other hotels of the same brand, I'm generally pleased with their in-room amenities. The room I booked this time featured two single beds and a sofa bed, making it perfect for three adults. It was well-equipped with a washer/dryer combo, a mini-fridge, a microwave, and more. The room was also very spacious and comfortable, exactly as depicted in the photos. The front desk staff spoke fluent English and were very friendly and helpful."

"Probably the best hotel in the walking street area. The property feels luxurious and well-designed, with paid parking available. In the room, complimentary drinks were provided, including bottled water, Okinawan beer, and tea, which was a nice touch. What I loved the most was the bathroom design—it featured a modern standing shower instead of just a bathtub, which I personally preferred. The room itself was spacious, stylish, and very comfortable. （View from the room) The location couldn’t be better, right in the heart of the walking street. Breakfast was excellent with a wide variety and great quality. Another highlight was the soundproofing—the room was completely quiet, and I had the best sleep. Overall, a truly impressive stay and highly recommended."

"The Nest is a new hotel, conveniently located just a few minutes from Asahibashi Station. There's a popular steakhouse behind the hotel with a long queue, and convenience stores are also nearby. The room was spacious, as was the bathroom, and the bed was very comfortable. Overall, I had a great experience. I arrived early and was able to store my luggage; when I returned in the evening to check in, the staff were very friendly."

"✅ The hotel is right at the entrance of Makishi Station, making its location absolutely superb. It's a 1-minute walk via an overhead bridge, so you barely even need to be in the sun – super convenient! ✅ Downstairs, there are two convenience stores and a large supermarket. All sorts of dining options are available nearby, with plenty of restaurants to choose from. One evening, we went to explore the big supermarket and found many discounted items. We bought sushi, rice balls, salad, yogurt, milk, and drinks – all very affordable. ✅ The room was clean, and the bed was very comfortable. Although the bathroom wasn't a three-piece separation, it didn't feel cramped, and all the toiletries were provided. ✅ From 1 PM to 9 PM daily, the lobby offers complimentary iced drinks, including coffee, tea, and juice. It was so refreshing to come back after a day out in the summer heat and grab a drink. ✅ Breakfast was plentiful. We specifically woke up early one day to enjoy it, and they even had takeaway service afterwards!"

"The hotel we chose was the Nahana Spa & Wellness Hotel, located right in Naha city, and after spending a few days here, we truly feel it was an incredibly smart decision. First off, the hotel boasts an excellent location. It's just a ten-minute walk from Kenchō-mae (Prefectural Office Station), which was perfect since all our booked day tours and snorkeling trips met there. Kokusai Dori (International Street) is also very close and easily reachable on foot; taking an evening stroll there with the sea breeze was incredibly pleasant. Furthermore, Naminoue Shrine and Naminoue Beach are also very close, about a fifteen-minute walk away. Secondly, the pricing was very reasonable. We're not exactly high-rollers, so finding a place that fit well within our budget was a huge plus. Thirdly, the hotel is remarkably quiet, with excellent soundproofing. The staff were also incredibly friendly. After a few days here, we truly feel we made the perfect choice."

"The only potential downside was that the bed felt a bit small. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the power outlets in Okinawa are the same as back home, so there was no need for a travel adapter. All the hotel staff spoke English, so communication was never an issue. Breakfast was also great. The location is superb, with the bus terminal directly downstairs, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere. It's only five stops from the airport, and Kokusai Street (International Street) is also very close by. Overall, it's a fantastic place. My only minor complaint is that the price felt a bit high compared to what I'd expect to pay in my home country. You access the hotel from the second floor, with the check-in lobby located on the 14th floor. From there, you take an elevator down to your respective room floor. The second floor also connects directly to the monorail station. The Okinawa Library is just opposite the hotel. Having a 7-Eleven and Family Mart convenience store right downstairs was extremely convenient."