Great location, 10-minute walk from the monorail. Very friendly staff, both at the reception and at the restaurant downstairs. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. Also, no problem with leaving your lugage at the counter desk before check-in and after check-out. Definitely worth staying!

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I really loved our stay here! One of the best things is the on-site parking for just 1500 yen per night—very convenient, especially since not all hotels offer this option. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and the room size was amazing honestly one of the biggest we’ve ever had for this price point. The room felt like it could comfortably fit 4 to 5 people, and there were only two of us! The beds were huge and super comfy. I also appreciated the extra touches like a sofa, a closet for clothes, and the free ice and water available in the hotel. Plus, they have paid laundry facilities, which was really helpful during our trip. Definitely a great place to stay and would recommend it for couples, families, or even groups!

Quiet Location, Worth the Walk – Would Book Again! The place is about a 15-minute walk to the nearest convenience store and market, which was manageable for us. It's a bit far from the main shopping street, so keep that in mind if you’re looking to be right in the center of things. That said, the stay was comfortable and peaceful, and I truly enjoyed the overall experience. I would definitely book here again!

Super clean and it felt like the facilities were new, or at least well maintained. Didn’t hear my neighbors so good walls. Friendly staff! Nothing bad to say about the hotel itself.

The location felt slightly weird with how it’s situated a bit in a middle of nowhere and it was a little bit unsettling walking back from the station at night almost in the dark due to badly lit streets. It’s about 12 minutes from the Asahibashi station. You would usually need to take a train or a taxi to the center of the Kokusai Dori to get to the “action”. The apartment building seen from the windows of the hotel appears to be abandoned?

-The room was HUGE, even for EU standards, the room was gigantic! -Two king sized beds, enough room for all the suitcases one might want, also a sofa right next to a pretty big window - the view isn't much, but it lets enough light and air in to make us happy -Spacious bathroom (which is definitely not the norm for Japan) -Personnel was pleasant and english wasn't an issue for what we needed -Breakfast usually had at least some fruit -10 min walk from the train station, and then about 20 minutes to the airport -Even though the streets don't really look as nice and clean as in the "mainland" cities, we never felt any danger when coming back home late -The surroudings are quiet, not noise from the harbor, only the ocassional jet from the military base -Breakfast personnel was extremely nice and attentive -Quiet and working fridge - 7/11 and Family Mart are nearby

-Breakfast was a bit of a let down honestly - not that big a choice of foods, taste was average (but not bad) and the day to day variations oftentimes removed the stuff that was tasty and replaced it something that wasn't as much - compared to our previous experience, it was a shame -The room itself, especially the carpet, was not that clean - a lot of stains, but it didn't really feel dirty per say

One of the bigger rooms we stayed in during our time in Japan. Really nice and clean and modern. Light and airy. Had all the facilities we needed. Big bottle of shampoo, conditioner and shower gel in the room so no need to take your own. Felt like a safe area to be staying in. Delicious buffet breakfast with a selection of hot and cold choices, fruit, and plenty of drinks. Very friendly and helpful staff. Great location for the airport - caught the monorail and walked about 10 minutes up the road. The port isn't far away either for any boat trips. Plenty of seven elevens, family marts, and little restaurants nearby.

We knew from previous reviews that we wouldn't be in a central location, so we were absolutely fine with it. We didn't mind walking to the main attractions, but some people might find it a bit far. We knew before we went, but just in case anyone reads this doesn't and is planning a day on the sand, the nearest beach - Naminoue beach - whilst really clean and pristine with clear waters, it does have a bridged road for a view so might not be what you're after from a beach. Still worth a visit though, and there's a lovely temple on the cliff above. I know this has nothing to do with the hotel, but it is a nearby attraction that is mentioned in their information.

After extensively researching Okinawa hotels on Booking.com, I decided to stay at Rembrandt Style Naha during a 4-day trip to Okinawa. When I first arrived for check-in, the hotel staff did try to put me into a room one floor above reception, but I got quite upset and explained to them that I had spent a month researching hotels and had expected a room with a sofa bed and a view. They then showed me a room on the top floor, and it was breathtaking (and exactly as depicted in the photos used to promote this hotel!). The room was wonderfully quiet, with excellent air conditioning. I loved having the sofa bed by the window to work and enjoy the view. Each night, the hot shower was perfect - great pressure and temperature. I found the bed and pillows super comfortable and loved how they provided pajamas (which I wore!). The buffet breakfast was delicious, and it was slightly different each day, providing a fantastic start to each day. The staff were all very friendly, and there was always someone available who spoke English well. The taxi ride to and from the airport was under 10 minutes, which was very convenient. I only discovered the night before I was leaving that there's a supermarket two minutes away (simply turn right when you come out of the hotel and cross the road). Overall, I would definitely stay at Rembrandt Style Naha again on a future trip to Okinawa.

The first room they offered me.

Very spacious, clean and comfortable. The best is the amazing staff who went over and above to help us find our lost bag in the taxi. After 1-2 hours arriving at the the hotel we noticed that we had lost a bag. We couldn’t remember where we had lost our 4-year-old son’s backpack with his favorite toys and jacket inside. The staff contacted the airport and all the taxi companies and found the taxi driver and asked him to bring it back. What an incredible surprise when we got back to hotel and recovered our bag. Hats off to the staff! Will definitely come back again when we are back to Okinawa.

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Our stay at Rembrandt Style Naha was delightful. While the rooms are compact, as expected in Japan, they felt a bit tight for three travelers but would be perfectly suited for two. The rooms had a fresh, modern design, offering excellent soundproofing and effective blackout curtains that ensured a restful night’s sleep. The staff were incredibly accommodating, addressing all of our requests with efficiency and kindness.

We encountered some challenges with parking at the Rembrandt Style Naha as on-site options were limited. However, the staff were very helpful in directing us to nearby parking stations, which were a brisk walk from the hotel. The only downside to our stay was the occasional noise from other guests in the corridors, which disrupted the otherwise peaceful atmosphere. While this wasn’t the fault of the hotel, it was a minor inconvenience.

Really comfortable room and bathroom. The hotel has laundry and a sick car parking system (really great when renting a car which is kind of essential in Okinawa). Staff that spoke English were super helpful. Breakfast was ok but expensive for what it was. The staff helped us with car rental which was so appreciated as we foolishly had not booked beforehand.

Location I think, it’s right by Naha airport, but so far away from the attractions and beaches you will want to visit. I think if you’re planning to do ferry trips to other islands for snorkelling etc it’s perfectly situated (book your ferries and tours in advance or you will miss out!). But to get to Nago it’s 2 hours drive which is one way… with the traffic you’ll be driving 4+ hours a day.

Good location, close walk to the Asahibashi station to get to other places. Few minute walk to convenient stores and other hotel amenities. Breakfast selection is good but more expensive than other hotels. Nice clean rooms. More spacious than I expected! Hot shower gets very hot, which I prefer. Comfortable bedding! Very kind staff. They accommodated holding my luggage at check in and check out.

I personally didn’t like the lighting and design throughout the hotel. It is very bright white light with cool tones everywhere, which some people may like. I prefer more warm tones, which feels more cozy to me. The shower vent was a bit dusty, as well as the AC vent which I couldn’t tell if it was dust or mold inside.