Best Naha Hotels

It's quite close to Namamigu Shrine. There are parking spaces on the first floor and self-service check-in and check-out on the second floor. You can walk around and experience the daily life of local people. It is also very close to the airport. It costs about 1,500 yen by taxi.

It was a wonderful hotel that combined history with interior design, service, and cleanliness. The gate, exterior, and the shisa lions in the lobby are relaxing for older generations, and are perfect for retro lovers. And yet it was very clean and comfortable in every corner. The Japanese-style room was spacious and comfortable, even with a wooden floor space to spread out your luggage. The large public bath was also very comfortable. The location is 5 stars if you're going to Sakaemachi Market, and it's very close on foot, so I thought Okinawa Hotel was the only place to stay. And what impressed me most was the breakfast, with so many dishes, elegant and refined tastes and presentation, and a tropical tree garden outside the spacious floor, which allowed me to spend an elegant time. At the salad corner, the chef will cook the vegetables and ingredients you choose, which was very delicious. There is also an excellent service of all-you-can-drink draft beer in the morning and evening. All the staff were very friendly, and if I visit Okinawa again, I would definitely like to visit again.

Loved the decor in the family room. Very child-friendly including toys and child toothbrushes. Pyjamas were also provided. Only problem was that the hotel didn't reserve a parking lot for us even though we had requested for it. Had to drive around the neighbourhood for nearly half an hour before finding an empty lot!

It is a very suitable transit hotel when arriving or leaving Naha. It is a three-minute walk from Makishi Station. Convenience stores and supermarkets are nearby. Just turn right at the exit of Kokusai-dori, but there is really nothing to do on Kokusai-dori. An ice cream is given upon check-in, and the room card can be taken away as a souvenir. It is so delicious!!! There are staff who speak Chinese, so communication is barrier-free. The kettle needs to be borrowed from the front desk, and the TV cannot watch Netflix and other streaming media. I hope this can be updated.

The location is a bit far from the Naha bus terminal but strategic to go to the Naminoue Shrine. The hotel is pretty new but limited space and options for breakfast. No seating at the lobby makes Rembrandt look like a cheap hotel.

we went with family of 3 kids, spent whole day at the hotel using all the facilities. staff were super friendly and helpful, they help us made all the reservations at restaurants. will come back again!

I was very satisfied with the large facilities and the swimming pool at this hotel. The room was spacious, and both the indoor and outdoor pools, along with the hot springs, were very clean, making it a place I want to visit again. Although the breakfast area was a bit small, the food was absolutely delicious. I’d like to especially thank Ms. Jisun Kim, the Korean staff member, for her repeated assistance. However, during check-in, I was quite uncomfortable with the front desk staff member, HIGA, who repeatedly used the phrase ”as I said” while explaining things like the hotel parking. I hope this feedback helps with the hotel's future operations.

The environment, sanitation and all aspects are very good. The only inconvenience is that the location is too far from the station. It took some time to find the way, but other aspects are good.

The hotel is close to the monorail station and has convenient transportation. It is located in the middle of Kokusai Street, quiet and convenient for shopping. The environment is clean and tidy. There is also a refrigerator, washing machine and microwave in the room. I will visit again next time I travel to Okinawa.