Hotels near Shima no Eki Miyako Sakurazaka Ichiba, Naha

staying in comfortable and cleanness room with delicious breakfast. Due to business trip, I didn't use any facilities like infinity pool and sky bar, but these facilities would make me superb and enjoyable experience in okinawa.

Good location, only about 200m to the yuirail station and T galleria. There are several car rental desks inside where you can collect/return your car. Get food and groceries at Naha main place just across the road. Need to pay for parking at the hotel daily and it's first come first serve. Lots are however small , parking a big car will have problem in tight areas. Get the breakfast buffet ,it's good.

This hotel is very cheap, I didn't report any hope, but it was amazing, this price is really worth it, the size is very good for me! I booked a smoking room and I hope to be non-smoking. I didn't expect the hotel to arrange a non-smoking room and it was very quiet. This price is very like, the hotel is very clean! Old but very tidy, the front desk looks good, where is the main price, a woman also sent a gift happy, and a phone, this price and the phone is great! Love! This hotel is legal in Okinawa Drink Street, in Japan, it has no impact on me, it is quiet and clean service! It's great without a large number of tour groups, basically business travel, much happier than a bunch of tour groups!

Small but wonderful room with its most amazing most amazing shower system literally from head to toe. Breakfast was great and there is free flow of soft drinks and one alcoholic drink per pax from mid afternoon till night at L1 restaurant. Parking is approximately 700 yen per night and there is a 500 yen restaurant voucher if you opt out daily cleaning.

業務のため、ホテルの部屋で仕事をする必要がありました。満足です。椅子が前と違って、腰にやさしく、机もいい高さです。ANAの２９日のセールで急遽、とてもリーズナブルな値段で予約させていただき、ありがたく思っております。ネットが遅い時がありましたが、この時期なので、許容範囲です。部屋も使いやすい仕様です。ありがとうございました。

The hotel's parking lot is three-dimensional guidance. It is not obvious. It is not a vacant space next to the hotel. It is more troublesome to ask the hotel staff to help. It is quite convenient to check in. The hotel has a first mail QRcode as long as you scan the counter staff. The hotel parking is 1500 yen a day. No limit If you want to enter and exit frequently, it is recommended to park in the hotel. Otherwise, there are some parking lots nearby. The service of the hotel staff is also very good. Because the family is not comfortable, I accidentally vomited in the corridor and notified the hotel staff. They also quickly helped clean and care about this stay. Triple room is very spacious. Two 29-inch suitcases + one 25-inch can be opened. No problem. The bathroom is big enough. The bath is not too narrow. There are also two pillows. One is softer and one is hard. You can choose your favorite lying next to the hotel. There are two super merchants. It takes less than a minute to walk. It’s very convenient to buy things. The soundproofing is not bad. I didn’t hear the sound of other rooms. It’s more residential. The TV can be connected to Netflix and YT. It’s very convenient to see everything. If you come next time, you will stay.

It’s a hotel with two pools, which was nice. My husband used the hot spring and bath and said it was great. There’s a bar on the top floor with a nice view of the city. However, we did not go there. We had a car with us the whole time we were there and Parking was ¥1500 per day. Walkable distance to a city beach. There isn’t a convenience store nearby so make sure to bring things back with you when you’re out. There are a few restaurants scattered around. The hotel actually provides a map to show you where they are. The breakfast was great with a good selection of traditional Japanese style breakfast as well as some western food. But it was always busy before 8am. I guess most guest there early birds.

Even if you use the yui rail, even if you use the bus, akamine station is the nearest station from Naha Airport. It is close enough to arrive at the hotel within 5 minutes walk from the station to the south. Near the station is a 24-hour local supermarket, Union, which offers a selection of food for your own use and local sweets. If you buy various souvenirs, you can return to Naha Airport at the next station. I felt it was a convenient hotel. The entrance was elegant BGM in the shape of a city hotel, and the front desk service was very polite. The food is not allowed to be brought into the room (PET bottle beverages can be brought), and all take-out meals must be taken in the lounge on the front floor. Coffee and water are provided free of charge in this lounge. This time, there were few users and the accommodation floor was carpeted in the whole floor, and the footsteps were almost unconcerned for the cabin type room (accordion curtain partition). It was comfortable. Okinawa is a scenic destination wherever you go, so if you divide the scenery from the room as unnecessary, you can realize that it is the best choice to suppress accommodation costs.

I love the infinity pool on the top of the building and the unlimited drinks provided during the day and night time. The location is good. One thing is it’s not very environmental friendly for they used paper boxes for breakfast. It’s very good in general

Good location for those who wish to get away from it all for a few days. The aquarium and an up market shopping mall are about 15 to 20 minutes drive away. What is amazing is that for the first time in 40 years of traveling, every staff member we came across greeted us. Their service attitude is remarkable, especially after the pandemic where pretty much every venue is under-staffed, and staff members might be stressed handling the volume of travelers with ”new found freedom”. Four restaurants on site (not including bars) - we tried three of them. Very reasonable prices, ample seating (maybe because it is low season). Niji Teppanyaki excellent even though we read a bad review. The chef is skilled and very polite and spoke sufficient English for his position. The sommelier/server we had was knowledgeable and courteous. Seafood very fresh. Big breakfast buffet with more than enough items for a 3 day stay. Japanese and western foods available. Plenty of drink choices. We booked normal twin rooms which are spacious with good views. Nice balcony with sufficient outdoors furniture (don't sit for too long though because your back might hurt). Beds lean towards the hard side so be careful if you are used to softer beds. Very good lighting in the room - you can choose mood lighting and turn off a couple of other lights to watch TV. Bathroom amenities good and sufficient - face towels, body towels plus bath salts, etc. Bathtub nice if you are not too tall (over 175 cm). Shower pressure not high but sufficient. Good bathroom design with stone floors. Please note that there are NO room service meals. Two very good shops available on site. As there are no drinks in the bar fridge, one of the shops offer many different kinds of drinks, both non-alcoholic and alcoholic. Many different kinds of local beer and a small selection of bottled wine. You can get lots of different snacks, cup noodles, etc. They also offer a selection of Okinawa souvenirs. We bought some nicely designed glass-ware. They have more than enough pools. Three of them are good for young kids. They even have a kid's playroom. If you enjoy swimming, this is a good place for you with direct access to the beach. The spa provides very good body and facial treatments but don't expect pre-spa experiences like a vitality pool or steam rooms. They do have Premium Rooms which offer Jacuzzi Pools. Therapists with good skills and experience. Spa menu offers different combos and add-ons. Check-in and check-out smooth and staff at Reception are very helpful and totally aware that their Concierge Desk is closed for the time being. Seeing us waiting in line for service, staff members would approach to see if they can help us. All in all, a very good resort holiday. This is a place for a good rest or if you have a young family. Not so good for romantic couples though, as they may find energetic kids everywhere.