Hotels near Chinen Castle Ruins, Nanjo

Hundred temples I wanted to stay for a long time. The room, meal, rental open-air bath, scenery, and all were great. The room is a good size and the bed is relaxing. I saw the sea from the bathroom in the room. The rental open-air bath is a tatami room, and the sea is seen from the open-air bath while relaxing, and there is a toilet, so I am very satisfied here. The meal is made of Okinawa cuisine and local food, and the menu is quite a few, but each was small, so I was able to eat it. The breakfast is great, of course. I had a considerable number of breakfasts with hotels and hot spring inns, but the hundred temples were good without care. Everything was delicious, but I was impressed by the first juicy porridge. There are a lot of juicy like cooked rice, but porridge is the first time! It was excellent. I want to ask again.

I used it for one night with two meals in the discovery of color, but the response of the front desk was polite. There were many plans, with two types of theme park admission tickets, all-you-can-eat monkeys' hot water, and lounge (telework support). Normally, it seems to be a double price of 1.5, but it was a fairly good price setting. The hot spring is brown and looks like a golden spring in Arima Onsen, and it becomes smooth at the moment you soak it. The panoramic view from the bathhouse is wonderful and gives you a bliss to be blurred. I took a bath 6 times during my stay and spent more than 24 hours in the hotel / Sarujin hot spring. Both meals were buffets, but the seasoning was delicious and I liked it. I felt the commitment of the chefs, including soup stock, and I ate it so hungry. There are also lunch set bathing plans and good couple plans, so I would like to use it next time. The room changes over time, but it was clean and air purifiers were installed, and the view was good and I was able to stay comfortably.

Complete and tidy facilities Located in Horikawa, relatively close to Yuquan Cave. The location is remote and the natural scenery is beautiful. There are no places for activities at night. The village has a laundry room, a supermarket, an izakaya, and a おでん専門店. The owner and villagers are warm and honest If you don’t want to stay in the village at night, you can take a taxi to Baimingtan all in all Minbo Islander is a good place to experience rural life The owner, つよし, is still a surfer and diving instructor. Welcome friends with the same hobbies to have a chat haha

Stayed for 5 nights with young daughter to enjoy couple of relaxed days. Hotel is located in downtown Naha, it however still provides kind of resort feeling with their beautiful garden incl. outdoor pool & onsen: all really nicely arranged & great facilities ! Rooms are rather basic, more like Japanese business-hotel, but overall sufficient and with modern & fresh decor. Breakfast could actually be of bit higher quality & possibly more food options, also plastic plates give sort of cheap feeling, sorry. (Suggestion: change into „real“ plates inside and rather provide „plastic“ glasses & mugs for outdoor area which will also help to avoid broken glass issue at pool...). Other than breakfast, no further F&B offering, but can enjoy free drinks (incl. beer) and ice cream all-day ! Mostly impressive and really appreciated is their kind & attentive staff from various countries ! All interaction with them (prior to arrival via phone, personal during check-in / -out, front desk for questions & inquiries) was always pleasant, professional & supportive ! To name a few: Mr. Henry, Ms. Okabe, nice lady from Philippines (all front desk) and also nice ********* lady serving ramen at night: thank you & please keep up the positive spirit & motivation ! Overall nice new hotel option in Naha and will surely consider to return for both business & private stays !

Even if you use the yui rail, even if you use the bus, akamine station is the nearest station from Naha Airport. It is close enough to arrive at the hotel within 5 minutes walk from the station to the south. Near the station is a 24-hour local supermarket, Union, which offers a selection of food for your own use and local sweets. If you buy various souvenirs, you can return to Naha Airport at the next station. I felt it was a convenient hotel. The entrance was elegant BGM in the shape of a city hotel, and the front desk service was very polite. The food is not allowed to be brought into the room (PET bottle beverages can be brought), and all take-out meals must be taken in the lounge on the front floor. Coffee and water are provided free of charge in this lounge. This time, there were few users and the accommodation floor was carpeted in the whole floor, and the footsteps were almost unconcerned for the cabin type room (accordion curtain partition). It was comfortable. Okinawa is a scenic destination wherever you go, so if you divide the scenery from the room as unnecessary, you can realize that it is the best choice to suppress accommodation costs.

Lovely hotel by the sea with view of aeroplanes taking off and landing at the airport, which is a 5+min drive away. Room is big and spacious! There's a kitchenette with a decent sized fridge, a microwave and sink. Hotel provides ”bento” breakfast for guest. Note: Hotel maybe near airport, but it's difficult to get cab if you have early morning flight. Best to get reception to book a cab the night before. Also, traffic is heavy in that area in the morning. A 5min on Google maps, can become 15mins.

Very good location ! Within American Village! Many choices for restaurants, shops etc ! Comfortable beds ! Clean hotel ! Nice amenities! Recommended!