I particularly liked the size of the room and the wood paneling used in the decoration. The balcony was also a great feature, though unfortunately, it rained during my stay. Additionally, I appreciated the good-sized bath and the convenient proximity to both the city center and train stations.

* The bed was configured as two single beds pushed together, but they weren't zipped together. As a result, the beds separated frequently. * The automatic toilet that opens upon entering the room was a novel feature initially. However, the noise it makes while resetting became distracting. * The room lacked a wardrobe, which made it difficult to hang clothes.

The room was fairly large, nice toilet og own shower room. Good beds. One loved the firm mattress, one felt it a bit on the hard side. Water boiler. Fridge with free beer and soda. Balcony around two sides with sofa. And the top floor terrace with free snacks, coffee and drinks. Wonderful views over, sea and city. Very good location.

The pillows a bit too hard. Great with water the boiler but would have expected a choice of tea and coffee.

Really nice staff with a strong client approach, help with all of our questions. Top quality breakfast. New building, clean and confort rooms (with terrasse).

The room was big enough (especially compared to a lot of other Japanese hotels) and quiet. The reception provided us with everything we needed, and the staff was super friendly and helpful. We had a broken hair dryer and they replaced it right away :) the furniture is nothing fancy but totally decent and I’ve had a good night’s sleep in our bed, so those were definitely comfy. The balcony was great! Not super big but having one is such a big plus in Naha, since we could spend the evenings sitting on the balcony, enjoying the warmth. It’s not too far from the shopping street (maybe 10 min walk?) and there were several restaurants within a short walking distance of the hotel. The Asahibashi station of the monorail isn’t too far either. We could easily walk the distance with our luggage.

Beautiful location, close to Kokusai-dori street and Naminoue Shrine/beach. Staff is fantastic and very kind. Amazing breakfast options, including a delicious plant based açai bowl included with our stay. Best plant based breakfast at any hotel we stayed at in Japan during our one month trip. Also breakfast time is until 11am which is ideal! Room was very large and beds were comfortable. Nice seating area with couch and smart tv and a wrap around terrace. Wished we could have stayed a whole week!

Nothing! We loved everything!

Loved the rooms! Spacious and well designed. It was like staying in a treehouse above the city. Great concept and design just a short taxi or monorail from Naha airport.

Don’t bother getting the breakfast included. We tried the Japanese and American breakfasts and they were lackluster at best. Also the rooftop terrace, for which the property is named and photographed, was closed. Unsure if this is a winter thing or not but that was a little disappointing.

Kudos to the architect and designer, It was an aesthetically designed boutique Hotel, rich colors, modern, and warm. I stayed one night across the street and it was $30 more and not as inviting. The staff was cordial and helpful. The American breakfast, one of three to meals to choose from, was diverse and delicious, and the chef and hostess was cordial as well. The hotel is a short walk to the Asakusa station with a direct 1 hr ride to NRT Narita airport via the Keisei Narita Skyaccess line.

Smallish room with no good place to open your suitcase. Would be very difficult with two travelers. If you opted not to have the breakfast there was only green tea in the room, no coffee. No smart TV to connect with your devices and all channels, including BBC news, was in japanese.

The room was gorgeous and huge. It's the biggest room that I have ever experienced in Japanese hotels for that money. The hotel staff were very professional and helpful. The location of the property is great, just a few minutes from either Kenchō mae or Asahibashi monorail stations. I liked the opt-in breakfast and private sauna options as well, even though they might have been a tad bit expensive.

Great location, really friendly staff. Awesome value for money and was good to have a balcony and be able to access the roof terrace. Pyjamas were ace too - my favourite in Japan!

Nothing, all good.

The room was very spacious and clean for the price.

I struggled to obtain a taxi and needed the hotel to call multiple times.