Okinawa Hotels

The owners are very very nice people. The area is beautiful and closeby there is a good spot to see the sunset/sunrise.

I booked this accommodation for 2 nights because I wanted an accommodation that felt like a villa.

It was great staying here!
It has a great view and is perfect as a base for visiting Churaumi Aquarium and remote islands!

We stayed for three nights at room 303.
The view from balcony was fantastic.
The sun rise, the sea breeze, we can’t ask for more. We have all the things we need in the room.

Best place to stay in Naha.
Family Mart & 7-Eleven right there.
5 minutes walk to monorail.
Capsules or your own room.
Perfect for short or long stays.

1. Has everything you need.
2. The owner is super nice and really helpful.
3. The location is perfect.
4. Felt very at ease and is the perfect place to go and explore this wonderful city.

Very clean rooms, the VIP rooms are very confortable.

Beautiful hotel about half a mile from a monorail stop, and only a couple minutes drive to Naha airport. We booked a one bedroom suite, non smoking, for one night.

All services are perfect.
This is definitely better than a resort hotel with a rating of 4 or higher.

It is a place where you can spend a quiet time surrounded by nature. Papaya, passion fruit, and bananas were growing normally, and the walk to the sea was fun!

It is used from other prefectures. About 3 minutes walk from the bus stop.
This is a hotel where the owner is kind and the service is perfect.
Steak is cheap and delicious.

It takes about 20 to 30 minutes to walk to Kokusai Dori, or about 2, 000 yen by taxi from Naha Airport. On the map, it's right next to the sea, but Google Maps shows it in rotation.

Due to the location, I don't recommend it for a single woman.
There is also a restaurant on the first floor, and it is clean, so it is recommended for people other than those mentioned above.

Reasonable, functional, clean, roomy, big bathtub, laundry washer and dryer, reliable Wi-Fi, no front desk, self-checking, next to a sex service parlor called soap land.