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The location of the hotel is very convenient, its plenty of dining and shopping options around. But the hotel itself is in a quiet part of the area. We had a very comfortable sleep. There is a valet parking available for a small fee which was also very convenient. Our room was spacious, had free mini bar and had nice comfy beds.

Great little hotel that's super close to the beach that you can go out for sunrise and sunset. By close I mean it's barely a minute. It's a bit of a walk to the bus and monorail station and about 5-10 mins from a conbini. The place is nice but has a very retro vibe. The host was lovely and overall it was a great place and would love to stay there again.

Excellent location, walkable to Kokusai Dori and the monorail. Hotel itself is very clean and modern with standard amenities plus coin laundry and parking - costs 1500 yen a night so not cheap but for the location it’s not bad and definitely more convenient than trying to find and pay for a space in the car parks nearby.

Old style luxury with first class service. We were lucky to benefit from Expedia’s VIP privileges so had club lounge access and resort credit. Booked connecting rooms as family of 4 with 2 teenagers - the extra space and 2 bathrooms were great. Made use of outdoor swimming pool which was compact and single depth. 3 different breakfast options were offered including a semi-buffet Western cuisine, Japanese cuisine, and a continental option at the club lounge. There was also a lovely lobby lounge...

The hotel had everything needed on site. The pool is not open in November. The room was large for Japan and it had everything we needed. We also used the parking by giving the licence to the front desk.

Location was great for a short trip - close to shopping areas and monorail for further afield.

Spacious rooms and the balcony was a great addition.

I would happily stay at this hotel again. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. Room was a good size with plenty of space for our large suitcases. Pyjamas are provided if you wanted to travel light. There are drinks and ice cream available for most of the day for guests. plenty of bathroom amenities are available. They also have a special event every day - dressing in traditional Okinawa clothes, making sushi, etc. which I think is a really great way of learning more about the Japanese culture...

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