4-Star Hotels in Naha

The environment, location, and design are all pretty good. The only downside is that the pillows in the room aren't very comfortable. There's a shopping mall, restaurants, and convenience stores nearby, so it's quite convenient. It's also not too far from the train station; you can get there directly by taking the overhead bridge. The large public bath requires going nude, which I couldn't bring myself to do, so I didn't go.

Love the excellent location which is just 5 mins walk to Makishi Station and Kokusaidori Shopping street. There's family mart and Cargoes supermarket at L1 and linked to car park. The room is clean and consider spacious. We can choose either to make up room or change towels every day. It would be good if hotel can also provides shower cap. The staff are friendly and helpful. I think it deserves as a 4 stars hotel instead of 3 stars as it exceeded our expectations.

I stayed at The Royal Park Hotel Naha for four nights and had a generally good experience. As a new hotel, it was very clean, and the breakfast was delicious. The location is excellent; the monorail station is right across the street, and there's a fantastic Okinawan specialty restaurant diagonally opposite the entrance that offers great food at reasonable prices. Parking for self-drivers is 1800 JPY per night, but it depends on availability. If the hotel lot is full, you might have to park at the bank's lot for 2500 JPY. There's no bottled water in the room, but as shown in picture 4, there's a water dispenser in the public area of each floor providing both room temperature and ice water.

Basic breakfast variety. Great location near to Kokusai street, many restaurants around. Staffs are nice and helpful, thank you a front dest staff, Itoh san, she can speak very good English, smile like the sun shining. Hotel connecting with a Tokyo famous restaurant “Moss” with pretty good fine dining with reasonable price, good to visit if your schedule not too rush, enjoy a 2 hours relaxing dinner there, you could taste Okinawa local fresh ingredients. Swimming pool is small, and you can swimming with flowers and leaves. Remember no mid night car parking, please enter earlier in the first parking get ticket for a day, count 15:00-11:00, ¥1500 per day. Nearby lowest rate is ¥900 per night.

The room was clean and tidy, and the location was convenient for getting around. The service was warm and attentive, with the front desk responding quickly, and the bedding was comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. The breakfast had a wide variety of options, and the value for money was excellent. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in Jeju.

Sticking to my principle of 'new over old,' I ultimately chose this hotel in the city center. 'The Nest,' newly opened in 2025, cost only 1700+ for 3 nights during the off-peak season – incredible value for money! 📍 **Location** It's about an 18-minute walk to Kokusai Dori, and roughly a 5-minute walk to Asahibashi monorail station. Naha Bus Terminal is about a 10-minute walk away. The transportation is very convenient, which is a huge plus for us since we couldn't drive. 🛌 **Room Amenities** We booked a triple room. One of the beds was a sofa bed, allowing two adults and one child to sleep undisturbed. The bathroom had a three-way separation design with a shower area – it was my first time staying in a Japanese hotel without a bathtub! 😂 The room's downsides were, firstly, no wardrobe, just a hanging rack, and secondly, only a small coffee table, so storage space was very limited. 🏊 **Hotel Facilities** There's an open-air swimming pool on the hotel's top floor, with drinks offered at specific times. It was too cold for us to try it out, but it seems many people choose this hotel specifically for the pool. 🧩 **Nearby Facilities** There are three convenience stores nearby – Lawson and 7-Eleven – making it very convenient to stock up on snacks. The famous Jack's Steak House is also in the vicinity. 📝 **Other Notes** When checking in, they provided amenities for children (toothbrush, toothpaste, and a scrubbing sponge 🧽). We stayed for three nights in total, and housekeeping services were not provided for those three nights. Every day before heading out, we'd leave our trash and used towels outside our door for collection. When we returned, fresh towels and water would be waiting for us at the door.

Location: About a 10-15 minute walk from Kokusai Street. Cleanliness: If you request room cleaning, only basic cleaning is done. Trash is not removed unless it's in a trash can or bag. Service: Good. Drinks are available in the lobby, and there's luggage storage on the second floor. Facilities: Not bad. However, the room is small. It's inconvenient to move around with luggage. Nearby Amenities: There's a convenience store and restaurants right next door. Behind the hotel, there seem to be quite a few entertainment venues and bars, with a lot of touting. Cons: Every evening, biker gangs ride around. I stayed for 4 days and saw them every day. There are many touts, probably because of the numerous entertainment venues nearby.

I was very disappointed to find out upon check-in that the complimentary beer, which was mentioned in the reviews, has not been available since October. Also, 2500 JPY per person for breakfast is way too expensive, so we decided not to book it.

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.

It’s surrounded by massage parlours but felt quite safe. Can walk to the busy part of Naha in about 15 minutes. The only reason I’d stay here again is if I wanted to onsen. That was the biggest draw for me. There wasn’t much customer service. Check in with a computer. Same with check out. We had a small Honda N box and they said it’s too tall for their car park. They provided a list of nearby car parks. Again not much service there.