New Hotels in Naha

"This hotel's location is fantastic, right at the start of Kokusai Street. There's a FamilyMart convenience store on the first floor and a delicious yakiniku restaurant on the second. It's super convenient for exploring Kokusai Street. I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance."

"Everything was sparkling clean. A large banyan tree greets you at the front desk. Despite being right in the city center, it feels like a resort. However, from an SDG perspective, not having bottled water in the room was a drawback. While there was shaving cream, it was disappointing that there were no amenities for women. Being in the furthest room, the water dispenser was inconveniently far. Future guests, don't forget to bring your own bottled drinks."

"The space is spacious and the environment is clean, but the sign is too small; it took me a while to find it. Transportation is convenient; it's close to the bus terminal and two monorail stops. There are also two convenience stores nearby: 7-Eleven and Lawson, so you can easily buy daily necessities."

"The hotel is quite new. We booked a quad room with a private bathroom (with a bathtub) for 2 nights. The toilet and bathroom were very spacious, but that meant the sleeping area felt a bit cramped. It had two single beds, one extra bed, and a sofa bed by the window. My double-sided suitcase couldn't be fully opened, but it wasn't a big issue as I could slide it under the bed once opened. The soundproofing was pretty good, which is great for light sleepers. We stayed for two nights, and housekeeping didn't enter the room to clean, but they did hang fresh towels and bottled water on the doorknob. The mini-fridge was a bit small. The coin-operated washing machines didn't have a separate dryer function; after a wash and dry cycle, the clothes were still damp, and there was no drying function in the bathroom, which was a minor disappointment. The hotel itself doesn't have a smoking room, so smokers have to go downstairs to the convenience stores nearby. There's a mechanical parking tower with a fee of 1800 JPY per day, and you can re-enter multiple times. There are also other paid parking lots in the vicinity. Right behind the hotel is 88 Steakhouse, and there are three convenience stores nearby. The transportation is quite convenient, as it's not far from Kokusai Street or Ryubo Department Store. Breakfast costs extra."

"The room was very spacious and comfortable for a Japanese hotel, so I was quite satisfied when I first entered. Even if I unfolded my luggage, the space was so good that I didn't feel stuffy, so I was able to stay comfortably during my trip. However, there are so many hotels with the same name nearby, so it was quite confusing when I first visited them, and it was difficult to find the exact location by looking at the map, so I was disappointed that I went around several times. Still, considering the internal condition, staff response, and surrounding amenities, I think it was a satisfactory accommodation overall."

"The room was quite spacious. However, the first room had very dirty sheets, and the extractor fan and air conditioning were so noisy I barely slept. They moved me to a different room the next day, which was much better. It's very close to the supermarket, within walking distance, and Naminoue Shrine is also easily accessible on foot."

"My stay here was excellent! The hotel environment was clean and tidy, and the room was comfortable and quiet with all the necessary amenities. The staff were friendly and attentive, making both check-in and check-out smooth and hassle-free. The location is also very convenient. Overall, it offers great value for money. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit, highly recommended!"

"The location is merely 10 mins walk from the shopping district. There are a few restaurants nearby and convenience stores in the vicinity. The room itself is okay in size for Japan standard I suppose but the bathroom is tight. Place is clean. No much to complain about really."