Hotel dekat Elsoltown Okinawa, Chatan

I went on a 3-night, 4-day trip with my family. My family went to the market at Aeon Mall and enjoyed Japanese food at the accommodation. Convenience store food is delicious. ㅎㅎㅎㅎ We drank a lot of Orion beer. There was a washer and dryer, so we didn't have to bring a lot of clothes. It was nice to wash them and wear them or buy clothes locally. However, there was a strange smell near the kitchen, so it was a bit difficult. The inside of the water purifier was clean and the water was good, so my skin was soft. The view outside the window was beautiful at night and the ocean was visible in the distance during the day. The location was really good, and American Village was really good at night. My family enjoyed the night streets fantastically. The gifts and Sanrio cosmetics were cheaper than other places. The steakhouse in American Village was really delicious, and the pancake house was the best. Everything was resolved with simple English and Japanese, so it was a comfortable trip. There are many cheaper options than Don Quijote in Kokusai Street and Aeon Mall, so I recommend comparing while walking around and going shopping on the last day.

Location was top notch, next to Hilton and the American Village, just a stone’s throw away from the beach. Lots of food options around the hotel. The Japanese bathroom was a nice touch after a long day out. Cleanliness was faultless, and they have a tuk tuk service to the American Village during the evening time.

The corridor lights are too dark, because it is open and it feels unsafe. It takes a long time to live and will come to help sort out the housekeeping, bath towels, and towels. You have to take them to the counter to change them.

The room is big n clean. The view n staff is good. Location is good.there is a bike shop across the road had a wonderful n easy bike ride . ( very short though- 5 mins to left n right end ,left to the beach, right to the restaurant along the coast )

The room smells musty. In our opinion the bed was very hard, the pillows were bad. The air conditioning was quite loud. The receptionists were only partially friendly. The worst thing was that,if you have a tattoo you are strictly forbidden from using the wellness area and you have to pay extra. So what? It's 2024. The highlight was that, there is a Lawson in the hotel.

It is very suitable for families with children. It provides kitchenware and stoves, so you can cook by yourself. It is also convenient to prepare baby food. The location is close to American Village and there is parking space. Room prices are affordable.

MB Chatan Gallery Hotel is a ten-minute walk from the American Village. Next to it is the Hilton Hotel and opposite is Ryukyu Beef. This area is relatively quiet. Shopping in the American Village is very general. There are no branded specialty stores or shopping malls. They are mainly small tourist commodities. There are mainly some restaurants such as beer houses that play noisy music. The hotel is divided into bay view and sea view. The bay view is the view I stayed in. Because the hotel is not located by the sea in a small town, only a few high-rise sea view rooms have good views, and the others are average. The management style is fast-paced, there is no holiday and leisure atmosphere and no grade. There is no reception and sitting check-in, but if they have vacancies, you can check in at 1 pm. After checking in, a drink is provided. The lounge on the 7th floor can be enjoyed by all room types. The space is high and has a sea view, but the hotel management is very unprofessional. From 2 to 4 pm is afternoon tea time. Two staff members are chatting loudly. There are cakes for tea, but the taste and quality are very poor and very sweet. I went to the Hanon pancake shop and lined up to enter. It was also too sweet and too sweet to eat. It may be the sweetness of the United States. Chinese people will think that adding so much sugar is a crime. From 4 to 6 pm is the wine time, there are snacks and cold dishes. After eating the cold dishes, my stomach was uncomfortable and growling. I thought if it was really spoiled food, it would be troublesome to vomit and have diarrhea, but fortunately it was not. Breakfast reservations must be made at the time when checking in, one main meal plus a buffet area, both of which were bad. I ordered the B set meal and waited for a long time. The fried fish was too oily and the fish meat was so old that it stuck between my teeth. There were few buffet items, and I ate several bad tomatoes. This hotel does not seem to be opened by professional hoteliers. Professionals pay much attention to restaurants, but I have moved to the Hilton next door and it is not good. The price is still high. The hotel is a new hotel. The room is clean and there is no peculiar smell. Overall, you can live in the American Village.

Located next to the downtown seaside street of American Village, the balcony of the room has a beautiful view The breakfast restaurant in the hotel is okay. The dining table is in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows on the seaside side. The view is unparalleled. However, the only drawback is that the food options are slightly sparse. Considering the price, the price-performance ratio is not high

The hotel room is very big compared with other hotel in japan. The balcony is big and the beach view there is nice. I like the design of the room as the bath tub and the toilet are separate. The room location is good, it is in the centre of American Village, you can visit there easily, the night view of the Village is also great.

This is one of the best stays I had when I was in Ryukyu. The bed is the greatest feature I love about as it is so soft and comfy. The sound insulation is great either. As  I have my own car, the hotel provides private parking bay for their guests which is a bonus. The only rooms for improvement that I would like to comment is cleanliness. During our stay we spotted a jeans which was left by the previous guests below the chair.