Stayed there one night before heading out to the Kerama Islands. Fairly central hotel, about 10 minutes walk from the main drag of Kokusai-dōri, but there are similar quality hotels closer to Kokusai-dōri and to the port. A 10 minute walk from the nearest station (Miebashi) on the Yui Rail monorail which was a bit of a drag with luggage in the summer heat. The neighbourhood isn't the classiest; a few dodgy-looking nightclubs and seedy bars, though this didn't cause us any actual problems. Breakfast was provided which was great, though the small breakfast room was way too tiny for the number of guests in the morning. Had to wait 15 minutes before there was space, and then it was a bit of a zoo. Also, despite some floors being marked as non-smoking (we asked for a non-smoking room) this appears to be something widely ignored by the largely Chinese clientèle. Lastly, and typical of many of the hotels we stayed in in Japan, the elevator doors are ferocious! They don't stay open very long and close forcibly even if your body is half way through them at the time. Minor bruising is a possibility.