Search Hotels Near Sakaemachi Market, Naha

"We stayed 4 nights and really liked the location as it was easy access to the monorail and Kokusai Dori. The hot springs was clean and very nice after a long day of walking. Best of all is the free popcorn and drinks from noon to 10pm. We did not have to buy drinks through our entire stay! Staff very friendly and we will come back to this hotel. "

"Good"

"The hotel itself was nice, it bothered me that I had to pay for every amenity. If we wanted breakfast we had to pay, pay for laundry, pay for laundry soap, pay for water, pay for an extra towel, it was just a very stingy place. What bothered me most was the Air conditioning and light in my room. I am pretty sure the room never got below 78° Fahrenheit despite having it at the coldest setting the entire time. Also the lights would occasionally stop working, the bathroom light went super dim while I was showering to the point you wouldn't know it was on unless you were looking at it and the lights in the main part of the room wouldn't turn on at all at one point. It was sporadic and strange. Overall just not a great experience. Also you have to pay for the spa/onsen. I understand paying for spa services but paying for an onsen that you advertise as being part of the hotel isn't a good look."

"Good location, just steps away from the monorail and about a 5 minute walk to Kubasaki Street. Good breakfast."

"Breakfast buffet was great."

"This an excellent hotel if you're sampling Okinawa. Just a quick monorail ride or 2 stop bus ride from the airport.Many places to eat near by. Rooftop pooland happy hour fantastic! Great breakfast. Rooms are very comfortable. 7Elecrn and Lawson right next door. Highly recommend!"

"Nice"

"The hotel is well centralized in naha, near all the shopping areas and restaurants. While the rooms are pretty small as expected in Japan, they are well equipped and comfortable. The staff was very helpful. Would recommend for good price."

"The breakfast menu was very good. Parking info was not used. We had no car."