Hotels With WiFi in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

"- The hotel's parking lot location wasn't very clear and it was a bit far from the hotel. If you park on level A, you can access the elevator directly. However, if you park on level B, you have to carry your luggage up half a flight of stairs to reach the elevator. If you arrive late, you might have to park on a higher floor, take the elevator to the basement, and then walk to a different building just to reach the check-in desk. - I arrived at the hotel around 8 PM and learned that everything is now electronic, with self-service check-in and check-out. But I stood at the self-check-in kiosk for a long time, probably about 5 minutes, unable to find my reservation. No staff members came to assist, perhaps everyone was busy with their own tasks? It feels like at this hotel, staff won't proactively help unless you ask. Also, be aware that the hotel sends a separate email with its own booking reference number, which you'll need to find your reservation. Searching by your name might not work if the hotel made a mistake, for example, our English name had a long space in between, which prevented us from finding our booking. - I booked a double room, but upon entering, I found that the hotel had upgraded our two-person room to a triple room without prior notification. I appreciate the upgrade, but it wasn't what I wanted. Every time I got in and out of bed, I kept accidentally bumping my head on the upper bunk. - The hotel is still undergoing renovations. This time, I was assigned a room on the 9th floor. Exiting the elevator, the right side was still under renovation, and the smell of paint/renovation was very strong. Around 11 PM, I saw people moving around in the renovation area, and there were many construction workers coming and going during check-out in the morning. - Finally, there's a serious problem! At 7 AM, the room was filled with a very strong smell of cooking oil – like frying sausages and deep-fried food. Even with the air conditioning on, it wouldn't dissipate. I was in room 904, and the restaurant is directly below on the 8th floor. - The only positive aspect is the hotel room's design, color scheme, and all the items used – the hangers, cabinets, mirror cabinet, trash can, and lights are all beautiful and very well-designed. However, the rug outside the bathroom door felt a bit unclean, but it was acceptable to put on slippers immediately after showering and drying off."

"My stay at the Okinawa Hinode Hotel was a wonderful experience and one of the highlights of my trip to Okinawa. The hotel is conveniently located near Kokusai Street, making it easy to explore local restaurants, souvenir shops, and popular attractions. The monorail station is also within walking distance, which made transportation very convenient. The room was clean, modern, and comfortable. Although the space was not very large, it was well organized and had everything I needed for a relaxing stay. The staff members were friendly, polite, and always willing to help whenever I had questions. One of the best parts of the hotel was the complimentary services. Guests could enjoy free drinks, ice cream, and late-night ramen, which created a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The public bath was also excellent and helped me relax after a long day of sightseeing. In addition, the breakfast offered a variety of delicious Okinawan dishes and fresh ingredients. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay at the Okinawa Hinode Hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Okinawa."

"The hotel’s location is excellent. It’s a 4-minute walk from the monorail station. The room was on the 8th floor, with a view of the surrounding area. The room itself could be extended, with an additional door leading to the neighbouring room. Towels are changed every day, and bottled water is provided daily as well. Breakfasts are just right. The only drawback is the position of the toilet – it’s too close to the wall, and your thigh ends up pressing against the toilet roll."

"Stayed for four nights and overall, I was quite satisfied. The rooftop pool is great, though it wasn't very clean – there was a lot of debris in it, so I'd suggest they clean it more thoroughly. The breakfast was really plentiful; I enjoyed it every morning. The room size was just right, not too big and not too small, but the bathroom was huge! Very happy with that, haha. The service was also good. The bedding was on the firmer side, which suited me perfectly, haha."

"Location wise is good, very near to the train station which directly come from the airport. There's a grocery store and family mart right opposite the hotel & 7-11 next to the hotel. Hotel will give coupons to redeem 2 glasses of Orion draf upon check in."

"The hotel's location is pretty good. While it's not in the very center of Kokusai Street, it's quite convenient for the subway station. You can walk to the Prefectural Office and even DFS. There's also a seafood market right next door, which is great for dining. The lobby environment and room size are both decent. However, having to pick up toiletries downstairs yourself makes it feel a bit too much like a budget hotel (even though it carries the JR name...)"

"The room was quite spacious and comfortable, and very clean. The front desk staff were excellent. The optional breakfast was delicious, and the hotel also has a washing machine for laundry. The hotel location is great, about a 10-minute walk from Asahibashi Station, and there are many restaurants and snack shops in the nearby alleys. It's a wonderful hotel!"

"Let me start with the conclusion: I stayed here for 5 nights and 6 days alone, and I highly recommend it! First, the location is fantastic – it's tucked away in a quiet spot but still very central. It's just a 3-minute walk from the Tsubogawa tram station, making it super convenient to get to Kokusai Dori or the Prefectural Office, either by walking (about 10 minutes) or taking the tram. Plus, Don Quijote is right next door! The front desk is on the 5th floor, and I was greeted with such warmth from the staff during check-in. The room itself is really well-designed. One afternoon, I came back and opened the door to see the afternoon sun streaming onto the desk, chair, and bedside, creating such a cozy, home-like atmosphere. The main reason I chose Tokyu Stay is that the rooms come with a drum washing machine. For someone like me who always visits Japan for more than 10 days, this means I can refresh my clothes anytime, which is incredibly convenient for the rest of my trip. And you don't have to worry about the washing machine disturbing anyone; I tested the 2-hour wash and dry cycle, and there was hardly any noise. As for breakfast, even though the area isn't huge, there's always a little something different each day, which is a big plus. However, I do have a small suggestion: in the heated food section, like where the toast is, it would be great to add a 'hot' sign. The first time I reached for it, I accidentally touched the heated area, so just a little heads-up, haha. The hotel facilities are very comprehensive, the room is spotless, and the size was just perfect for me. In summary, my experience at Tokyu Stay for these 5 nights and 6 days was absolutely wonderful. If I come to Naha again, I'll definitely be booking here."

"The location and the fact that the hotel was new and clean were definitely the standout points. One area that could be improved is the parking process. I had to repeatedly keep and present the same parking slip multiple times just to park and retrieve the car. It felt unnecessarily cumbersome - ideally, there should only be a single verification at the car park lift, rather than additional checks at the driveway or again at reception during check-out. In terms of amenities, the hotel is good overall, but it could be even better with the addition of a coin-operated laundry area. I may have been slightly spoiled by the hotel I stayed at earlier in Chatan, where each room came with its own washing machine and even included two packets of laundry detergent."