Good location for returning to Naha Airport at super early morning hours. Around the hotel's corner, there is a cute cafe with good coffee, cakes and plated lunch, an Asian diners and a french eatery. 7-Eleven is close by. The hotel is clean, comfortable and design well laid out. From my room at level 13, I could see out into the harbour. If you drive, the car parking in front of the hotel is free. Otherwise, car parking around the property is also available. I cannot say much about the breakfast as I did not have time to do breakfast, though I had wished it would commence at 0630 instead of 0700.

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Affordability, cleanliness, quiet yet central location being an easy 10-minute walk to Asahibashi Yui Rail Station (just a few stops from Naha Airport), Naha Bus Terminal, Naha Tourist Information Center, tour bus departure points, lots of shops, restaurants, etc. The hotel in general is tastefully decorated and the room is more spacious than most similar category hotels, well laid out and functional. This property is a great find in Naha and will absolutely stay again.

The lack of available common spaces like a spacious part of the dining area that I wish they would allow guests to use after breakfast service.

Great location, close to the beach, a very nice supermarket, a bus stop and just a couple minutes away from monorail, too. Room was very clean, cosy and modern. Beds were comfortable. Space-wise, the room was ok for two people with two bigger pieces of luggage.

The wifi service was driving us crazy. It was very slow and constantly shutting down. So not ideal for watching videos on your own devices since the tv did not have an option of streaming services.

The room was clean and comfortable. There are facilities like a vending machine, microwave & washing machine on the 4th floor. Breakfast selection (1500 yen/pax) was good and the staff gave clear instructions when we had to go up to 'higher' ground during the Tsunami Alert incident (due to earthquake in Taiwan) on 3 April. There is a convenience store nearby & an 'Asian Dining Restaurant' (Nepalese/Indian food) about 2-minute walk away that sells delicious garlic naan, momos and mutton curry etc. Naha Bus Terminal Building is connected by a link bridge from Asahibashi Station. In this building, you can find Daiso, Starbucks, a number of cafes and some clothing stores. 1 monorail stop away at 'Prefectural Office Station', you can find a huge mall, wide range of foods, Blue Seal ice-cream, cinema, supermarket, KFC, Mos Burger etc.

The walk to the nearest monorail station (Asahibashi) is about 7- 10 minutes. No problem in good weather but it will be tricky to do so in very wet weather. We used google translate to help us to understand the usage instructions (in Japanese only) for the washing machine & microwave.

It was not too little I was worried previously. But its not easy to find accoms with a double bed. Lots of them would be single beds/twins. The room n bathroom was clean, view was good, location was good to move about. Room was tidied up every day which is typical of hotels in Asia. Wifi was good. Breakfast was great. Not too many but sufficient n presented nicely n reasonably priced

If staff would have a bit better English, at least the basic one. If instructions in English were given in using TV etc. An encouragement more than critical. They were all very patient n polite. Thank you.

The room was very comfortable with plenty of amenities. I rested well on the bed ant the pajama set was wonderful. It was pleasant. The hotel is close to Naminoue Shrine and the beach and within walking distance from Kokusai Street.

The lady staff at the reception was very welcoming and professional. On the other hand, the male staff (gentleman in his 40s) used casual Japanese asking me "What is it? （どうした）" when I check-out earlier than planned as I was waiting in the queue to be given the room key. That was a strange interaction.

Room is super clean and definitely a value for money. There’s also a grocery store nearby that opens till midnight so super convenient if you want a quick midnight snack before bed and don’t want to travel far. I went there with my family and my 1.5 year old loves it!

Parking was a bit confusing so we didn’t end up renting a spot there. The spots were 2 in a row in front of each other which make us wonder how do you move your car if you are the spot at the back…?

The staff was very kind and helpful, and the hotel was located in a convenient spot: near a convenience store and the monorail. In general a good hotel if you're doing a short stay in Naha.

The carpet could be a bit cleaner. The room was also quite small. It works when you're staying for a couple of nights only with no big suitcases, but it would be a bit cramped to stay for a longer period. If you're a light sleeper I would also recommend bringing earplugs.

The location was close to naha airport, lots of car rental places nearby. Hotel offers parking with a total of 10 spaces but is charged at 1,500 yen per day. Rooms were nice and somewhat spacious. The bathroom was clean and offered new towels every night.

The internet was not too great. Connection in the rooms was really poor and often dropped out.

Large rooms and bathroom ;-) Nice and kind hotel employees. (Unfortunately they don’t speak english fluently

Breakfast was really boring, everyday the same things. It started a 7 a.m to 10 a.m so it’s quite to early to stand up for me on my vacation. I’m not came to work… There was no common room for guests.