Hotels in Naha

The location is super near by the sky train. super convenience. The room is big enough to open 2 bags.

Too expensive and not value added for the price paid. Could have stayed at a much better hotel for the same price . Not many amenities at this hotel. More like just for sleeping purpose.

The location is very convenient and direct access to metro station and bus terminal. The queen room is cheaper but it is a small room. Suggest to book king room with better staying experience

Close to tram station, and just a few stops to airport. So, taking taxi to airport is ok

Lovely hotel with great location, just next to the monorail station. The breakfast spread is amazing :)

The location is excellent, very close to both bus and subway stations. However, check-in took a bit long. The breakfast was diverse, with both Japanese and American options, which my kids absolutely loved.

Good location and room is very clean and big for two person

The hotel's location is excellent, situated on a quiet side street, yet only about a 3-minute walk to Kokusai Dori (International Street) – offering a perfect balance of convenience and tranquility. Additionally, the room size, decor, and service were all quite satisfactory. The only downside was the breakfast, which was rather ordinary and could use some improvement.

The room was quite basic, and breakfast was just okay. The location is pretty good, and it offers decent value for money. The claim of dozens of breakfast options felt a bit exaggerated; there weren't nearly that many varieties.

We were traveling with a child, and the hotels in Yomitan and American Village allowed us to check in before 2 PM. The American Village hotel even let us have the room by 1 PM. However, this hotel required us to wait until 3 PM, although an early check-in was possible for an additional 2500 yen. There was some dust on the room floor that hadn't been cleaned. Compared to the other hotels we stayed at...

conveniently located, lots of restaurants and bars nearby, and not far from Miebashi station. very friendly hotel staff

A hotel that excels in both hardware and software. The toiletries are Pola, the kettle is Tiger brand, and the drip coffee is the same brand as Monterey. The location is incredibly convenient – just a 10-15 minute walk from Main Place. The hotel is surrounded by great restaurants and souvenir shops, and the street views are very charming. The hotel service is also excellent.

The location is super convenient, whether you're heading to Naminoue Shrine, Kokusai Street, or the bus terminal. The complimentary Japanese breakfast was a pleasant surprise; even though the selection wasn't huge, it had all the essentials, and I didn't get tired of it even after staying for 7 days. They offer free coffee in the morning and a selection of drinks, including beer, from 3 PM to 9 PM...

If you're looking for good value, Toyoko Inn is always a solid choice. It was my first time in Naha, so I wasn't familiar with the area. I took the wrong exit and had to haul my luggage over a pedestrian bridge, but thankfully, my suitcase wasn't too heavy, so it wasn't too bad. Check-in was self-service, but the front desk staff here tried to push their membership card. My room was right by the road...

The room faces a main road, so if you're sensitive to noise, you might find it quite loud at night with motorbikes. There's also a slight, unidentifiable humming noise coming from somewhere within the room itself.

I think the location was very good, you're in front of the river and in your area there's convenience stores

There was a ********* male front desk staff member who, upon realizing I was from mainland China, became quite cold and impolite. He used the informal 'you' (你) instead of the more respectful 'you' (您) and didn't respond when I thanked him. Then there was a slightly plump female front desk staff member with striking features, whose nationality I don't know, who spoke English very rudely and was shouting...

Close to Monorail, efficient check in & out, nice breakfast, friendly service, clean room. Highly recommended!

I've stayed at the Roynet near the Prefectural Office station before, and this time, traveling solo, I decided to try the other Roynet in Omoromachi. It's about a 30-minute monorail ride from the airport, getting off at the 11th stop. The hotel is located across from Duty Free, and it's a leisurely 15-minute walk from the station. The room this time was quite spacious, and all toiletries could be picked...

The hotel's location is superb! Diagonally opposite on the left is the 3A Department Store, and diagonally opposite on the right is the DFS store. The lobby is on the 9th floor, guest rooms are on the 10th floor and above, and the restaurant is at the very top of the building. Enjoying a meal there while taking in the views is a truly unique experience.

Great value for money. I extended my stay in the original room. All I had to do was go to the front desk in the morning to update my key card. The room is a good size, with enough space to open a suitcase. The decor is relatively new, and the soundproofing is excellent, making for a very quiet stay. If you want housekeeping, you need to book it and stick the sticker on your door before 10 AM. The car...

The staff at the check in counter is friendly , helpful. I would said the hotel is cody and comfortable.,

Check in跟 Check out方便快捷。地點位置很好，靜中帶旺不錯。 Chick in and check out are very easy. Location is very good. Quiet at night time, very convenient to everywhere.

The hotel's location is excellent, close to shopping malls, parks, and museums. DFS is right across the street, and it's very close to bus stops and monorail stations, making it convenient to get to other tourist attractions! Every time I visit Japan, I stay at a Daiwa-affiliated hotel, and their member policies are also applicable here.

The hotel is in a convenient location and rooms are clean, but amenities could be better. They only provide two bottles of water per day, which is not ideal when traveling with a young child. For families, this feels a bit inconvenient. Overall, decent stay, but improvements in guest comfort would make it much better.

The location is unbeatable. There are two convenience stores nearby with everything you could need, and plenty of great food options. It's very clean and hygienic; I'll definitely stay here again next time. The annex facilities are newer than the main building, and they offer luggage storage. As for hygiene, it was very clean.

We have a pleasant stay at this hotel. The front desk is quick in responding to our queries. Among our stays in Okinawa, this is the only hotel we face no issue in communicating.

Staying in the Anex building which is spacious and direct access to 7-11 across was Lawson. No changes to park In hotel as it always full. But there are several public carpark range from 1500 to 2000yen for 24hours parking. Breakfast and smoking room is located in main building which require to walk over (1min walk)

The hotel's location is excellent, and the annex rooms are very new, with a 7-Eleven right downstairs. It's very close to the Prefectural Office Station, and Kokusai Dori is also within walking distance. The room size isn't small for Japan; you can open two suitcases. However, the service is mediocre because the front desk is usually unattended for self-checkout, making it hard to find help when needed

The room was a bit small and felt quite cramped for three people. The location was excellent, though – just a ten-minute walk to Kokusai Dori, and there's a convenient bus stop right outside. There's also a large shopping mall with a supermarket nearby, great for picking up groceries or getting a break from Kokusai Dori's dining scene. Okinawa was incredibly hot and felt distinctly different from mainland...

This hotel offers great value for money, and the breakfast spread is fantastic. They have complimentary drinks and beer every day. The Chinese staff are very friendly and welcoming. It's right next to the monorail but surprisingly quiet. The location is excellent, just off Kokusai Dori.

Very satisfied. Still the beautiful blue skies and white clouds. A rare triple room and a convenient location. We bought a one-day tour and the hotel was centrally located, making it easy to explore everything. The buffet was also incredibly diverse. Very pleased!!

So nice to stay in this hotel which have various alcohol and ramen service. Superb

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!

Okinawa Hinode Hotel The hotel's location is super convenient, right next to Makishi monorail station, with direct access from Naha Airport. It's just a 100-meter walk after exiting the station. The hotel's common areas are fantastic! The restaurant looks spacious and bright, with plenty of seating and beautiful decor, including buffet counters adorned with flowers and lights. The self-service facilities...

The hotel is located near Kokusai Street, within walking distance of delicious eateries. The facilities are new and complete, and the staff are warm, attentive, and even speak Chinese. There are many Okinawan activities for children to participate in, and surprisingly, there's an all-you-can-eat ramen and cocktail ice cream bar in the evening – amazing! 👍

I booked a Japanese-style room, which was quite unique and spacious enough. The hotel's overall service was excellent. Breakfast was very crowded; I thought it was the off-season, but there were so many people! We had to wait a long time for the elevator, but the food was replenished very promptly. The hotel's location is good, not far from Kokusai Dori and Naminoue Shrine.

Great location! It's convenient to take the bus to American Village and Naha, and it's just a ten-minute walk to Kokusai Street. There are plenty of 7-Elevens and other stores nearby, which is really nice. The hotel room wasn't small either.

The room facilities are a bit old, but it's clean and tidy, and the room size is quite generous. Older, well-established hotels usually have better management. The location is great, and the breakfast is good too. I recommend it; it feels better than the hotels near Kokusai Street.

Clean and convenient, good night sleep

The service was top notch. The staff was very kind and accommodating. Some team members were more fluent in English than others but we were still able to converse. The breakfast was also delicious with a good amount of variety. Not many amenities but we barely were in the room as we were out most of the time.

Very spacious hotel. Worth the money paid. Would definitely book again when back to Okinawa

The location of the hotel is good. It’s near the monorail station.

The hotel boasts a prime location right in the heart of the city center, steps away from the subway entrance. It's incredibly convenient to get to Kokusai-dori, Naha's most bustling street, and just a 20-minute drive from the outlet mall. Getting around couldn't be easier!

The hotel is in a great location, close to public transportation and convenience stores, and only about a 10-minute walk from Kokusai Dori. The room was clean, and although daily housekeeping wasn’t provided, amenities were replenished throughout our stay. Overall, it was a great hotel, and I would definitely stay here again if I return to Okinawa.

The room isn't huge, but the location is great. It's close to Kokusai Dori and the monorail, and there's a Lawson and 7-Eleven right next door. They offer free ice cream upon check-in, and there's an indoor onsen available for a relaxing soak.

The bathroom isn't separated into wet and dry areas, which is a bit odd. There's no humidifier or air purifier in the room. I booked a twin room, but it was so small that the two beds were practically pushed together. Cleanliness: Just average. The carpet and sofa even had some dirt on them. Service: Non-existent. Location: It's a bit far from Kokusai Dori! If you don't want to be constantly...

Facilities: First off, the large public bath on the 13th floor of the hotel is fantastic in my opinion! It was so refreshing to come back every day and have a good soak. Environment: Right outside, just across the pedestrian bridge, is the bus terminal, making it super convenient to get anywhere! Walk a little further and you'll reach the Asahibashi monorail station. Getting to Kokusai Street took...

I stayed here over a decade ago when I visited Okinawa, and the area has changed quite a bit – it was a little tricky to find my way around getting in and out, haha. The room with a balcony was nice; it felt more spacious. The location is super convenient too, with public transport right outside and supermarkets and small restaurants nearby. My only minor complaint is that the hotel didn't provide...

Excellent environment, pristine hygiene, and top-notch service! Plus, it's conveniently located.

The hotel's surroundings are very convenient, with a 7-Eleven and Lawson nearby. It's also a short walk to the Prefectural Office. The Yui Rail station is right next to the hotel, also within walking distance. It's easy to get to Naha Port for ferries too. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

very good hotel and worth to stay . very convenience and near monorail station. good facilities, at least enough for normal guest requests. price is not high and highly recommend this hotel to others.

Starting from when I landed, let me describe the journey to the hotel. After international arrival, I walked through the domestic departure area to catch a public bus (not the monorail). Outside the exit, I looked for bus routes 99, 120 (and I think also 111), all of which go to the hotel (get off at Naha Bus Terminal). From there, I took the escalator up to the 2nd-floor skybridge and easily found...

A normal hotel for staying and traveling, so far so good. Will consider t0cstay again next time.

Highly recommend this hotel due to its proximity to the main walking street and also nice and clean. Pretty big bathroom is a big plus too.

The room was a bit small, as is common with most Japanese hotels. However, the location is fantastic, right on the main street of Kokusai Dori. The hotel breakfast was plentiful, with a good variety and delicious food. They even had ice cream!

I was happy to stay in this hotel as it was in the middle shopping street n easily to find foods n souveirs. The best part is the coin washing machine n dryer. The only bad thing is pillow too soft n towel too short.

The hotel is absolutely beautiful, nestled right on the beachfront. It boasts a lovely swimming beach and both indoor and outdoor pools, making it perfectly suited for a relaxing family vacation. Kids will love the impressive 'sea castle' water park, and there are jet skis and a plethora of other exciting recreational activities available for everyone.

Compared to the Gracery in Tokyo, the room was smaller and the amenities felt a bit dated. However, its location is incredibly convenient: right on Kokusai-dori Street, approximately a 5-minute walk from Kenchomae Station, and also less than 5 minutes from the tourist bus meeting point.

The standard twin room offered a decent amount of space, allowing us to easily open two suitcases between the beds. Check-in was a breeze, especially with Chinese-speaking staff available at the front desk, making communication effortless. The hotel's facilities are quite comprehensive and convenient. Overall, it provides excellent value for money and is highly recommended. Its location is superb...

Comfortable room. Onsen is the best. All is good except WiFi reception on higher floor is kind of slow.

Everything was great. Location is convenient, breakfast is tasty. Public bath is good

Service = Special request - No Corner room but given a corner room during our stay. Facilities = Enjoy the public bath Food = Room for improvement in breakfast spread.

The hotel facilities are complete, and the hygiene is well maintained. The environment is pleasant, and the staff are very friendly. If you stay multiple nights and skip housekeeping, you get complimentary drinks or ice cream.

Location: 7min walk from monorail station, acceptable. Room: clean, spacious and standard layout. Extra space for double bed: with 2 chairs and 1 tea table. Cleanliness: tidy and clean Bathroom: standard business hotel with washlet. Onsen: water temperature not as high as i wish Breakfast: great variety, Japanese style breakfast Reception: friendly English-speaking staff Free-flow Welcoming drink:...

This hotel offers excellent value for money. Its location is fantastic, approximately a 7-minute walk from Miebashi Station. The port is also incredibly convenient, just a 5-minute stroll away, making it an ideal choice for anyone planning trips to the outer islands. Despite its size, it's well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. The breakfast spread is very generous, and a delightful bonus...

Aside from being a bit far from the station, the hotel is generally quite good. Breakfast and rooms were both good. There's a shopping mall across from the hotel, offering plenty of food, drinks, and entertainment for business travelers and families. Diagonally opposite is a museum and art gallery, which are also worth visiting. The hotel also offers free beer from 3 PM to 9 PM, which is great.

The hotel service was excellent, and the location was great, especially with a row of shopping malls across the street – it was all-inclusive! Although the hotel was small, it had all the necessary amenities, such as a microwave, washing machine, toiletries, water dispenser, coffee machine, and Orion beer, wamori, and juice from 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm. This small hotel had everything you needed, and most...

The breakfast, which changes slightly every day, is thoughtfully prepared, delicious, and satisfying.

The accommodation experience was fantastic! The hotel is located near Naha Main Place, with convenience stores and the Okinawa Museum nearby. The rooms were clean and tidy, and a delicious breakfast was included. The lobby on the first floor provided ample toiletries and bathrobes, and there were two elevators to reduce waiting time. The minor drawback was that the rooms were quite cramped. It's...

It's about 20 minutes to Kokusai Dori and the port. There's a shopping center across the street, and the metro is 10 minutes away. It's a very convenient location. The windows open, and the breakfast is Japanese and delicious. The staff is wonderful, and the cleanliness is excellent. There are plenty of facial products on the ground floor. Alcohol is available from 3-9 PM (beer, sake). Many people...

The staff are friendly and the location is convenient for getting around. There's a shopping center just across the street and a bus stop right in front. Free breakfast is a nice bonus, and they even offer complimentary coffee and beer. I had a comfortable stay.

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...

love the location and service provided by the hotel but suspect all the budget is spent on the lobby… the rooms are very dusty and the walls are full of dirt.

The hotel's location is very convenient and ideal. The rooms have been newly renovated and are neat and tidy. There is supermarket nearby and a bridge connects to the single rail train so there is no problem even if it rains.

Good location & kind staffs. Perfect!

All excellent for us. Great location near monorail station. 2 cans of beer for adults/night with complimentary drink extremely suggestion for drinking activity. But breakfast is not full line buffet like others Japan hotel.

Walking distance to shopping street. The best is beer vouchers to redeem

Location is excellent - within short walking distance to Ashabashi monorail Station and Naha Bus Station. Although size of room is small but it has sufficient amenities and good WiFi. Free breakfast is also good with western and local options. All in, it is value for money. Asked the reception for lunch venue on arrival and we we directed to a great local small proprietary restaurant which serves great...

Prime spot. 2 mins walk from the ferry terminal (arriving from Kagoshima), 5 mins to Asahibashi Station, and under 10 mins to Kokusai Dori. Super convenient!

I wished the rooms had tea available in the room, but they only had coffee. There is a Bathtub but no bath salt. Limited amenities provided. Breakfast is tasty but simple. Room advertised as can sleep 3 but it’s probably too small to be comfortable unless it is a small child with two adults. Hotel has a nice modern design. Friendly staff who are helpful and casual.

Great location with convenience stores around the hotel. This is a great-value hotel with clean, quiet rooms. It's easy to get an Uber to many places.

Hotel doesn't provide shower cap and also no daily housekeeping service in a bid to be more economical friendly. However, the irony is that they still provide plastic bottle water in room. Parking is on 1st come 1st serve basis without any priority for in house guests and it seems you're not able to reserve the lot upon check in for the duration of your stay.

I had an amazing stay. The hotel was super nicely decorated and newly refurbished with all amenities needed. Great location, with walkable distance but not in the busiest part of Naha city center either. The pricing was extraordinary considering the four stars, and this was definitely one of my best hotel stays even though it only lasted one night.

Staff were nice and friendly. All of them were helpful. The public bath was great. Location is good with around 5min walking distance from the train station. There is a big mall nearby for shopping and dinning too. The only bad thing is that the room is a bit small and can barely open a 28inch luggage.

Located conveniently between Mitsukoshi Department Store and DFS, it's super easy to get anywhere from here. A taxi from the airport costs around 100 RMB. Check-in is on the second floor, and complimentary coffee is available daily. The hot bath facility on the thirteenth floor is open until 1 AM. For the women's section, the access code is updated every Sunday. There's an izakaya next door that's...

Stayed for two days with two kids. The location was excellent! Right across the street from a mall that's open until 10 PM and a supermarket until 11 PM – super convenient. Museums and art galleries are also just a short walk away. The breakfast spread was incredibly rich! The staff were very friendly and helpful. The best part was the large public bath – it was wonderfully relaxing!

Location is pretty good, close to subway station and big super markets. Room size is standard tiny Japanese style but overall good.

Simple and clean, but insufficient car parking spaces inside hotel, we parks the car in the car park with 5 min walk away. Breakfast is great!

Location: Excellent! Just 400 meters from the Naha Kūkō Station west exit. There's a FamilyMart convenience store right downstairs, and the amazing SAN-A mall is next door. Okinawa DFS is also directly behind the hotel. Facilities: On the first floor, there's a free coffee machine and free manga for rent. Downside: There's no smoking area either at the hotel entrance or inside the hotel itself. The...

Toilet downstairs from the bed, no bathtub.

The price is cheap, and it's barely okay for a solo traveler. It's like a hostel but has private bathrooms, and you can borrow manga. It's a good place to stay if you're traveling alone or as a couple in Okinawa.

It’s a convenient hotel not expensive and the room even small has everything needed. Only downside for me was the bed not comfortable. But there was no noise, and free beverages and snacks downstairs.

It’s very good, and really cheap for the location and things to do around the hotel. There is a huge commercial area with various shops and restaurants, along with the Prefectural Museum and Art Museum very near. Kokusai-Dori is also near by walk, 10~15 minutes from hotel. The room was small, but very comfy for a solo traveler. There is also a coin laundry area, along with a microwave oven, free...

I went for a weekend kind of trip and the hotel was very pleasant they had complementary snacks and beverages which was amazing for the busy waking day we had. I recommend the place has a loft minimal vibe. The first night we had an issue with the AC but the stuff was nice enough to transfer us so that was great. Great location too not too far from the airport and can be reach by the metro rail or...

The room is small but for this price is perfect, gentle staff. I Council this hotel

The hotel is good . Very helpful staff. A lot of thanks!Very delicious breakfast !

I booked a smoking room because it was the only one left, and I thought the smell wouldn’t be that noticeable. How wrong I was! If you’re not a smoker, I strongly recommend avoiding a smoking room. As soon as you open the door, you're hit with a strong and unpleasant smell of smoke. The entire room was saturated with the smoke odor. Neither my partner nor I smoke, so we had to sleep with the window...

Location is fairy a little bit far away to monorail. It takes 15~20 minutes to walk. Breakfast has not many choices but they served soft drinks and coffee at 3~11pm, even the ice-cream.

We enjoyed our stay and stayed there twice during our 3 weeks trip

It's a big hotel and professional. Highly recommend. We booked a Standard Double Relax (Non-Smoking) room. The room is just like in the pictures. Very clean Very mindful Very Demure. The staff are very friendly and have a service mind. Our favorite part of the room is the massage chair! Because my boyfriend can sit and relax while I get ready in the morning 🌄 . The bed is comfy too. Great Location...

Very nice welcome drinks and ice cream. Bed is very comfortable.

First off, the hotel's location is excellent. It's right next to Asahibashi Station, and there's a direct walkway from the second floor to the monorail station. The hotel also has a pick-up/drop-off point on the ground floor, so taking a taxi is very convenient. It's less than a ten-minute walk to the start of Kokusai-dori, offering a quiet escape while still being close to the action. A taxi from...

The hotel's location is excellent! There's a bus stop downstairs with direct buses to the airport, and the Naha Bus Terminal is right across the street. The pedestrian bridge connecting to it even has direct elevators, which is incredibly convenient for seniors. The room amenities are fairly comprehensive, and they provide complimentary bottled water daily. There are also enough power outlets for charging...

The room was pretty good and the view was fantastic. The staff were very welcoming. The only downside was that the breakfast selection was quite limited, mainly Japanese and Western options. Since I stayed for four days and ate breakfast at the hotel every day, it felt very repetitive. It might be fine for a stay of one or two nights, but not for longer. The location is super convenient – it's only...

Thanks for all your continued support and help! My friends have also always been very concerned about this issue. I'm there every day too!

The rooms at Renaissance Hotel are quite spacious, definitely on a different level compared to the hotels we stayed at later in Naha city. Plus, there's a balcony with an ocean view; my son loved sitting on the lounge chair there, watching the scenery. The hotel also offers a wide range of activities; we participated in the Happy Dolphin and sea turtle care programs. My baby had an absolute blast and...

The hotel is conveniently located right next to the bus terminal, making it incredibly easy to travel anywhere. My spacious city-view room offered a beautiful sunrise view 🌅. The service was excellent, the facilities were great, and the cleanliness was impeccable. The lobby and restaurant on the 14th floor also provide fantastic views. The only slight drawback was that the sofa in the room felt quite...

The hotel staff had great service, the location was easy to find and close to Kokusai Street. Soaking in the onsen was very relaxing, and the salt sauna was absolutely superb. If you're looking for an onsen experience in Okinawa, this is the place to go! 👍🏻

This hotel is conveniently located, well-equipped, and offers excellent value. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the onsen is relaxing and refreshing. The staff is attentive and friendly, making it a great choice for families and groups. Even if the front desk staff doesn't speak English, be aware of this.

Located close to Kokusai Street and with plenty of cheap drinking establishments, this hotel is perfect for business travelers, tourists, and solo travelers. There's also a hot spring♨️ to help you unwind after a long day of travel.

Clean and polite, very good location. There are many restaurants around the hotel, and the Kokusai-dori shopping street is about 100 meters away.

The room was great, I've stayed there before and it's been updated a lot this time, all the facilities are great value for money. The small disadvantage is that the bathing place is always crowded and closes too early. I chose it just for the bathing place but couldn't enjoy it because it was too crowded. A bit of a pity

Don't expect the front desk to know any English, bring your own translator. The room is equipped with air conditioning and an air purifier, but the air outlet of the air conditioner blows towards the head. Although the room is equipped with a stove, no cooking utensils are provided. The overall hotel experience is OK, you get what you pay for, and it's very close to Kokusai-dori on foot.

The hotel is quiet both inside and out. It's situated on higher ground, requiring a daily uphill and downhill walk to reach the car. The cleanliness, environment, and service are all good.

The facilities are a bit old, but the service is perfect. Thoughtful and attentive. The teppanyaki is delicious.

Overall, it's a pretty standard place, though the rooms are quite spacious compared to other options in the city. The chair at the vanity is a thoughtful touch. It's quite close to Kokusai Dori, but there isn't much else around. The hotel has two main entrances, which can make it confusing for taxis, as they might drop you off at the wrong one – a particular hassle if you're carrying luggage. There...

Five stars! It's not an overly luxurious hotel, but everything felt just right and incredibly comfortable across the board. I was a bit disappointed not to have had the chance to try the hotel's restaurant, but I'll definitely make sure to do that on my next visit.

Food: Breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options. Personally, I preferred the Japanese choices, as the Western selection was a bit limited. Both of the hotel's on-site restaurants were decent, especially the Spanish one, which served delicious food at reasonable prices. Stay: The room was very clean and tidy. Although the hotel felt a bit dated, the facilities were comprehensive. My only...

Good food but not enough to fill you up Good service Not modern compared to other hotels All the old people