The Terrace Club Wellness Thalasso At Busena in Nago

This hotel should be given a negative score. I am responsible for my review and hope to help more people. First of all, I booked it because it was marked as opening in 2024. This price does not include dinner and is more expensive than Baimingjialan and Hailikelani. It turned out to be an old hotel that has not been renovated and closed and reopened. Second, the downstairs of this building is wooden, either nearby or downstairs. My room is not the closest. As long as it is written as a sunset suite, the partitions are wooden floors and are downstairs without exception. I arrived at 12:30 noon and checked in early in the heavy rain. I didn't go to the balcony to see that the sofa in the room was dirty, the head of the bed was cracked, and the floor tiles were dirty. I saw that it opened in 2024. I complained about false advertising and submitted photos to compensate me. The staff came to visit and said that this was an old hotel and they were not aware of the opening in 2024. They apologized for the obvious problems in the room but could not do anything. For the old and broken, he thought it was normal by his standards. I said that I stayed in a fast hotel and the toilet could flush automatically and I had never seen such dirty floor tiles. It was a waste of my time. The hotel has nothing to do with high-end. The quality of the teacups and kettles is the same as that of a budget hotel. The toilet is not smart, and the bathtub is too shallow and not as good as a budget hotel. The tag on the pajamas is piercing my neck, the bedside table has no central control and I have to turn off the items one by one, and the alarm clock is not silent. There are very few buffet items for breakfast. The lounge put a few items as if it was a joke. For dinner, I went to the cheaper side for a buffet. There were actually three staff members chatting. The food was almost like a relief meal, and it cost 8,000 yen. I had robatayaki at the Hyatt for 9,000 yen. The difference in the quality of these two meals is so big that one represents the extremely high level of Okinawa and the other represents the extremely low level. The staff here are warm and thoughtful, but compared with the service of Halekulani, it is nothing, because there is nothing wrong with the service of Halekulani except the light leakage from the curtains. The quality of the buffet is excellent, and the service of the Japanese restaurant should be said to be attentive. The welcome drink has opened up a huge gap, and it is not at the same level at all. Behind is the welcome drink of Halekulani, the shabu-shabu of the Japanese restaurant, and the room of Hyakuna Garan. From any angle, this hotel is laji