Search Inns in East Coast Okinawa

"Lots of children here but adult pools available. Not an ideal couples retreat. But the facilities and staff handle it well and we were not inconvenienced. Sunset wing seems quieter than beach wing. Huge property was enjoyable to walk and nearby roadside and seaside paths offer miles of jogging/ walking/biking. Food was wonderful. Staff was 10/10 although they are sticklers for “officially” checking out rather than just charging your card. "

"Great Beach!!"

" Breakfast is very good. It has a lot of local varieties. Excellent. The hotel staffs are very kind and very helpful."

"Breakfast was great although it’s optional when booking. Great value for the price! Rooms were clean and hotel was located in Naha’s shopping and food district, Kokusai-Dori. Very convenient!"

"An exceptional hotel experience from start to finish. This truly delivers a 5-star standard in every sense. The staff were incredibly friendly, professional, and attentive, making the stay feel welcoming and seamless. The breakfast menu was outstanding, with a great variety of high-quality options to suit all tastes. The location is extremely convenient, making it easy to explore and get around the city. The room itself was excellent—clean, comfortable, and well-appointed with everything needed for a relaxing stay. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a genuine 5-star experience."

"Nice hotel, staff is super polite and helpful. It is two minutes away from Tomari port. The breakfast was great! I would definitely stay again. "

"First room we were given smelled mold. Second room had air conditioner broken "

"Clean room. With great extras like free juice, coffee. Close to train station and restaurants."

"Friendly and courteous staff, housekeeping very forthcoming and service-oriented. Room absolutely clean, amenities have been replenished every day. Beach with wonderful water close to the Hotel ; Beach itself clean and in good condition. Hotel facility well maintained with beautiful flowers and palm trees."