Hotels in Okinawa with Breakfast

I stayed at Aien Hostel for a full month, and it truly became a place I’ll always remember.

While I’ve never actually stayed in the Hostel, Aien is my go-to working lunch order on Uber Eats! I almost always go with the Quinoa and Fruit Salad, Chicken Tacos and Chai Latte.

Great location, just few minutes walk from port. Very pleasant and friendly owner, very helpful and smiley. Apartament has everything what you need to have comfortable stay.

We stayed at the hotel in December and enjoyed our stay in Zamami. The owner is a very hospitable and welcoming person and gave us a nice breakfast and bikes to get around the island.

Hotel is beautiful. Well maintained rooms are spacious and big on the opposite of most of the hotels in japan, bathroom are big.
Breakfast is super nice.
It's highly recommended for everyone.

I stayed here for 3 nights. It’s a really nice Best Western! Comfy spacious rooms, nice staff, and breakfast was yummy.

Yea nice place! Defo coming again :)

Nice place to stay in Chatman-Cho.

Very peculiar looking hotel, previously a love hotel.
The location is a bit scary at night if you walk there, much more accessible with a car.

Location was a little hidden away, this place is basically not accessible without a car. The entrance road is a sharp turn right next to a highway, which makes it easy to miss.

It was a great experience staying in a traditional but modern Japanese house. Not too far of a drive from amenities, just watch out for crabs crossing the road at night. The beach are was nice too.

Great place, great value!
Spacious, clean, and modern — a perfect choice for our trip!

Free laundry and gas dryer!
Large bath on the top floor (medium size)
When I travel, I think about whether or not there is a laundry facility.

I thought it was great, double room was nice, friendly staff, just used the public bath which was lovely.

He price is very good, super affordable.
The room is big.
If you want to experience japanese style room, you can book here!
The room is nice and clean!

We loved this hotel, & the area so much, we want to stay 2 weeks next time… & maybe come every year! The check in area couldn't be more groovy, & we had our key within one minute!

There are restaurants, convenient stores inside of hotel and Family Mart close to hotel. The beach is some foot that can enjoy any time of day.

Favorite buffet on Okinawa. Friendly staff and gorgeous views makes the a relaxing getaway!

Pro: 5-minite walk to the port for outer island travel. Shopping arcade

One of the best hotels I've stayed in. For the price, you can't beat its proximity to great points of interest, the view, or the breakfast buffet.

We had a fantastic stay at Hotel Hamahigashima, this is a very charming boutique hotel on the quiet island of Hamahiga. The staff worked extremely hard and are very hospitable.

The hosts/receptionists were wonderful, as were all of the staff in the restaurants. It's a beautiful place to stay, and our room accommodated the 4 of us just fine.

I choose the comfy bed room.
It was really comfortable to sleep and I loved the massage chair in the room.
How cool is that?!
Big TV with smart TV system (with YT and Hulu and so on).

Staff was lovely and really helped me when I lose my mouth retainer. They even called managers to look around and finally found it.
Staff was helpful and friendly during the whole stay.

This is a very good hotel.

A contemporary hotel which has washing machines, ice-maker and drinking vending machine located at 1st level, near the check-in counter.

I stayed at Pacific Hotel Okinawa as a solo traveler for my birthday trip to Okinawa, and overall, I had a very pleasant experience.
The hotel is comfortable, quiet, and relaxing.

A nice place, and comfortable with Air conditioning, plenty of parking and a pool. Rooms could use an upgrade, as it looks 90's five star resort.

We enjoyed the great service, the fantastic food, and the seclusion. The kindness and hospitality we received was genuine. I would highly recommend.

Only downside is location that's why 4 stars and not 5. Iriomote is a big island and for this accomodation you need to rent a car as public transport isn't great.

A very charming, peaceful little hotel. Very well appointed, excellent A/C, very tastefully decorated.

I took my wife here for a snorkeling tour for her Birthday! I wish we could’ve gotten a room, but it was fully booked in advance.

Overall, our stay was pleasant. The staff was friendly and welcoming, always happy to help 😊
The room was spacious, comfortable, and very nice.

I come to Okinawa often, but it was my 1st time in Onna-son :)
Good points:
* SUPER friendly and kind staff (both at the reception and cleaning personnel)
* FREE bicycles!

Pros: small and very cosy rooms, the amenities (towel, toothbrush, hairdryer) are really good, the staff is super nice, the place is quiet, easy check in.
Cons: it could do with a little revamp or

I am so happy to have stayed in Lulaliya and met Hiroki & staff. They were very friendly and informative about the surroundings and the activities available.

Big and resorty, only relevant if you were to drive around.
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Pros:
Staff is nice, they don't speak English well but okish. Room was really big and clean.

✔️Big ocrean view room.
✔️Free car parking available on site.
✔️Reasonable price.
❌Remote location.
❌In house restaurant does not provide dinner.

The hotel is a little hard to find initially but once you have found it is easy to navigate. The staff are friendly and super easy to find. The property is a little dated but functional.

I’ve stayed at many hotels around the world, but this is the first time I’ve truly been impressed by the customer service.

Parking is plentiful in a small lot behind the hotel, or the garage across the street. ¥2, 000 self-parking fee, no valet.

My stay at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Naha was excellent from start to finish. Check-in was very smooth, and parking was convenient at the neighboring pachinko building.

Just a basic hotel. A little tight quarters. They put a massage chair in the room, which forced the bed to go up against the wall.