The staff was very kind and polite. We were traveling as a family of four (kids 16 & 20). We had booked two different sized rooms. At the Check-In we were asked whether the booking is correct as one room would be smaller. We then asked for an update. They offered us another big room for less money than usual. We liked the style of the hotel. Also the view to the harbor area from the balcony gave us a holiday feeling. The breakfast buffet offered a good variety (also for Europeans). What we took as the biggest advantage of the hotel was that it always had a few E-Scooter (Beam) located directly at the entrance. That allowed us to take quick rides to restaurants, downtown or the beach.

The breakfast is a bit pricey. We had a better buffet for less money in Osaka. If ferry rides are not canceled due to a Taifun (as in our case), the location is perfect to walk to the port. The room offers very little clothing storage. If the weather is windy you might hear this (in case you have a room that is located towards the water). The balcony door doesn’t seal completely And therefore leaves a high tone caused by the wind. The hotel does have a „rooftop“. But it offers nothing more then the view (no seating possibly, no bar - unfortunately).

The breakfast had many protein options and was fresh including unique healthy drink options. The hotel was like staying at an art museum with many fantastic exhibits. We stayed in a concept room which was large with a queen platform bed, couch, and chairs on a balcony overlooking the port. The ferry terminal was easy to get to and we had many delicious dinner options within a 5 minute walk.

The artwork in the common spaces was wonderful, as was the cafe and boutique shop in the lobby. The hotel is located right next to the ferry terminal, which made it extremely convenient for getting the first ferry of the day to the Kerema Islands. The room was clean and cozy.

I can't think of anything bad to say.

The hotel has a very peculiar location, under a huge bridge and in the ferry harbour of Naha, however it is quite spectacular and the rooms are really quiet. The entrance is super cool as it doubles as an art gallery. Safe covered parking, useful if you are travelling by car. Breakfast was delicious and very diverse, we were looking forward to it every morning. Staff extremely kind and helpful.

This is a perfect hotel if you’re looking for a calm and tastefully designed place to relax after a day of sightseeing and a night out in Naha. It’s located in a quieter part of town, yet within a walking distance to restaurants and the port (which is very handy if you’re planning a trip to Kerama Islands as boats leave early). The hotel’s staff is very helpful and polite. Be sure to book your breakfast, too as it’s excellent!

We liked everything!

Great design hotel, short distance from the airport by taxi, hotel design and room is good and comfortable. We got an upgrade to a bigger room which was good.

Breakfast is soso, everything was fine but the fruit wasn't good. Also there is not much around the hotel so dinner in the evening is limited.

The amenities smelled so good, the view from our room was amazing. We got the timing right and we were there for Naha Hari. I wasn't sure if we could watch the races since we missed it that morning, but we got to watch the fireworks from our balcony. There are also loads of UberEATS options if you're just needing a rest day to stay indoors.

The location is a bit out of the way. Best if you have a car but since we didn't, we had to walk through the neighborhood and it wasn't very well lit.

The view of the harbour was lovely. Room also had air con, and very stylish with a contemporary feel. Amenities were a smoking room, ice room and washing room. Also room come with a couch to place our luggage on, so the room didn't feel tight. Hotel also has car spaces and BEEM bike rentals.

Air con was hard to figure out as it was all in Japanese and pillows were not comfy.

We loved the staff, they were very friendly and made us feel right at home. We loved the concept of the hotel and eco-friendly policies. We booked a twin room and loved how it was designed to create a spacious environment, not to mention the view as lovely as well. They were setting up a gallery on the 2nd Floor, and although we were unfortunately unable to drop by in time, it gives us something to look forward to the next time we plan a trip here.

It is about a 15 minute of a walk from the station, so unless you have a vehicle or plan to take taxis, I wouldn't consider it a very accessible location. But for people who don't mind the walk, (like us), we made the most of our time exploring the nooks and crannies of the side streets. :) FYI, Kokusai Dori was maybe a 20-30 minute walk.

I’ve stayed at Anteroom Naha three or four times now. I enjoy the harbor view, the high ceilings, and spacious rooms.

The room I was given this time looked very clean, but both the sleeping area and the shower / bath area smelled of mold.