Romantic Hotels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

Located very conveniently near Makishi Station, and at the west end of Kokusai Dori. Clean hotel with nice amenities. No gym though. Overall we were ok with the stay here. But two episodes eroded the satisfaction over service standards: 1) Booked 2 rooms for a total of 5 pax, through Trip.com via the same booking on the same day.. however upon arrival, only one room was given the daily welcome drink coupon (Orion beer) while the other was not. When asked, they said it was a change in policy and not all rooms are given the welcome drink. From the reviews, we were already expecting welcome drinks for all. The uneven treatment between rooms made it worse. I feel the service staff did not handle it well. May I suggest Trip.com work with the hotel to state explicitly which room types will / will not be offered this benefit, for clarity. 2) one of the service staff serving welcome drinks at the bar showed a black face when my family member made a request that was fulfilled the day before. The order was grudgingly fulfilled and the server just turned away after putting the drink on the table. That was unprofessional. Hope the hotel can work on their comms and service standards.

This might be the best hotel on Senagajima… hmm… the sunset is beautiful, the sea view is beautiful, and watching planes take off and land is also beautiful… but… the hotel's hot spring had a rotten, watery smell, the restroom on the first floor was dirty, there were ants in the room, and it was clear that many facilities hadn't even been wiped down in a long time. The staff were actually quite patient, and English communication was fine, but then there was an unexpected incident: I am very sure my wife and I are mindful of noise levels in public, yet during dinner, simply because I borrowed a phone, an elderly Japanese man at the next table, without any warning, yelled “shut up” like an animal. And the nearby staff member did nothing… If it weren't for considering international relations and being in a foreign country, I really would have wanted to have a vocabulary contest with that animal-like old man… To be honest, this was my first time encountering such an incident in Japan, but the hotel staff’s inaction completely ruined my impression of the place.

This is an artistic hotel. The visual impact upon arriving at the second floor from the parking lot is quite striking. The rooms are industrial in style and lack bottled water. There were only two people at the front desk. The lighting in the room was very dim. Breakfast was decent. Since it's close to the pier, it gets noisy from 9 AM with boat horns, and there's a slight smell of gasoline. Other than being near the pier, the location isn't particularly special, but it's fine if you have a car. Overall, I'd give it an 8/10, so I wouldn't particularly recommend it.

Very good location located in a hilly area. Although the interior of the hotel looks aged, but it is very clean. The exterior and pool of the hotel is in great condition. The facilities are quite complete, staffs were helpful. We had a good stay.

Our stay was absolutely fantastic! The hotel's location is incredible – we could walk to American Village, which made shopping, dining, and picking up souvenirs super convenient. The room was spotless and well-maintained, and the service was attentive and thoughtful, making our trip with kids much easier. Overall, it offered excellent value for money. We'll definitely choose this hotel again next time we visit!

The reason to go to this hotel is because it is extremely convenient and has a great view. We came here last year, but it was cheaper last year. We were surprised to learn that the car parking is now something you have to pay, which wasn't the case last year. Seems like a very cheap decision on their part considering the hotel is already pretty expensive. Also be prepared, the room will not be the newest or cleanest. It had a bit of mold on the wall around the AC unit, and the walls needed to be repainted and fixed on some parts.

This place is very well located near the Makishi station. Best of all is the generous and delicious breakfast spread, especially the french toast. Also the free drinks and ice cream throughout the day. Best of all is their cultural activities twice a day. When I was there I had time only fir the yukata. I will stay here next time when I'm in Naha again. Highly recommend!

I booked a basic compact room, and if the price isn't too outrageous, I highly recommend staying here! Here's why: 1. **Room Condition**: I stayed on the 6th floor. The tram line was right behind us, but it was very quiet and didn't bother us at all. 2. **Hotel Amenities**: They provide a capsule coffee machine, bottled water, and even heated eye masks. It really feels like a hotel that cares about its guests. Plus, there's a small pool, which is quite a luxury in Japan! I've stayed in over 10 hotels in Japan, and this one definitely ranks in my top 3 overall. I paid 600-700 JPY per night. 3. **Location**: Excellent. It's convenient for getting anywhere you need to go.

This hotel is just a few hundred meters from the Gibo monorail station, or you can take a Didi taxi to Naha Airport for 1900 JPY. There's a 7-Eleven right downstairs, and across the street is a shopping district, making it super convenient for exploring the entire Shintoshin area. The room also has a washing machine and microwave, which is really handy.

This is a great hotel located near Asahibashi Station. If you're staying for multiple nights, they provide housekeeping service starting from the second day. The room's soundproofing is excellent, so it's not noisy at all. It comes with a bathtub, which is wonderful for a relaxing soak after a long day of walking. Since I was staying alone in a double room, I felt the space was quite adequate.