Nakagami District Hotels with Breakfast

I was really satisfied with this hotel! Basic English communication was fine, the environment was great, and the 7th-floor terrace offered fantastic views. There are fireworks every Saturday at American Village, and you can watch the show directly from the balcony of rooms facing American Village. The restaurant was also very good, and I loved the towel basket in the room – a huge plus for me! Highly recommend, I'll definitely be back!

Had a fantastic experience, this is my second time staying at this hotel. This visit, the front desk was incredibly nice and upgraded us to a sea view room for free! It was so quiet! There's a swimming pool on the top floor (paid access), and the breakfast was delicious too! The hotel is also just a 5-minute walk to the beach. Highly recommend it!

The hotel's location is superb, right next to American Village and very close to the beach. The front desk staff were very welcoming and provided great service. The breakfast was also excellent with a wide variety of options. The only downsides were a slightly strange smell in the room and the fact that rooms facing the road could be noisy due to passing traffic.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! Our itinerary primarily focused on the northern part of Okinawa: Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, Genki Village, Busena Marine Park, Nago Pineapple Park, Nago Castle Ruins, and Cape Manza. So, we planned to stay here for 4 nights and then move back to Naha for the last night. It turned out to be the perfect choice! The location in American Village is ideal. The surrounding commercial streets are bustling, making it super convenient for dining and finding food. My mom was worried about humidity staying by the sea, but it wasn't an issue here, and the commercial amenities are excellent. You can watch fireworks at night, creating a wonderful ambiance. Life around here is very convenient. There's a small Aeon mall within a 5-minute walk where you can buy daily necessities like milk for children. There's also a gashapon store downstairs, and the kids loved playing there every time. There are tons of delicious restaurants nearby: the famous Gurume Kaiten Sushi Market, Shiki Teppanyaki, Kairikiya Ramen, and Red Lobster. The hotel just opened this year, so everything is brand new. The hygiene and service are spot on, and the cleaning staff did a thorough job. We were a group of 4 adults and 2 children, with the older child being 6 years old. We booked a room for 5 people, which was a spacious 80+ square meters, featuring 4 beds, plus an extra bed in the living room. The space was incredibly generous. The kids could play and watch TV in the living room, and the balcony offered a direct view of American Village's nightscape, with fireworks visible on weekends. The room felt very much like home, equipped with a washing machine with a dryer function, a large sofa, and a small kitchen with an induction cooktop. You can request utensils from the front desk. For cleaning, you can choose between partial cleaning (by hanging a tag) or full-house cleaning. If you opt for full-house cleaning, they replenish drinking water, toiletries, and laundry detergent, which is a very thoughtful touch. We had a very comfortable stay. It's a shame our itinerary was too packed, and we didn't get a chance to experience the hotel's pool and sauna. I have to highlight the buffet breakfast! The taste was exceptional, featuring Okinawan specialties like Goya Champuru (stir-fried bitter melon with pork) and peanut tofu. The dishes rotated slightly each day, practically covering all the local Okinawan delicacies. The beef donburi, tacos, and noodles were also incredibly delicious. I loved combining the beef with sea grapes and placing them on top of the noodles; I ate it for four consecutive days and didn't get tired of it. There were also donuts and yogurt that the children loved. The whole family was very satisfied. Overall, the value for money is excellent. After staying here and then returning to Naha, I felt that the commercial amenities in American Village could almost meet the needs of downtown Naha. Okinawa's only head-turning trendy store, 'Mad Rabbit,' is also here, and my brother was very happy to buy the clothes he liked. It's within a 10-15 minute drive to Parco City and Aeon Mall Okinawa Rycom, making shopping super convenient. I highly recommend this hotel for families and large groups!

The room was very spacious and clean. The toilet and shower areas were separate, with the shower and bathtub areas further divided. The balcony offered stunning sea views, especially on a clear day when the ocean looked like a 'jelly sea'. The hotel's toiletries were also excellent. Oh, and there's free coffee in the morning, which you brew yourself.

You have to go outside to enjoy the hot springs and breakfast. Whether you accept that this is the way things are in resort areas or find it a bit inconvenient is up to you. I prefer hot springs to be located inside the building where you're staying. There were three coin laundry machines at the hot spring resort, but the circuit breaker for the middle washing machine had tripped. So when I went to pick it up when it was finished, it wasn't finished, so I ended up going to the laundromat four times.

The bedroom window on a clear day was like a painting. The hotel's courtyard is exceptionally beautiful, and there's a secluded beach behind the hotel that's almost empty, offering a private experience. It was a really great stay, and they also have a heated pool for swimming. (Swimsuits are a bit pricey, so I recommend bringing your own.)

Grand Mercure Okinawa Zanpa Beach truly impressed us with its spacious, comfortable rooms and stunning ocean views. The well-equipped swimming pool and other facilities make it an ideal choice for family trips. The friendly and attentive staff further enhanced our stay, making it a thoroughly satisfying experience.

Hello! This is the best hotel in my life, because it is spacious, very clean, and most importantly, has a beautiful sea view. We stayed in a large room. Despite the high humidity, there was a dehumidifier and an air conditioner, which created an excellent microclimate. The room hygiene was amazing — they cleaned every other day. The room had everything we needed (except for an iron, but that’s a minor detail). We had a room with a sea view. The sea was visible not only from the balcony but also from the bathroom. That was simply amazing. We had breakfast at the hotel. The price was justified. Everything was very tasty, with a large variety. We went to a neighboring beach for swimming, but sometimes we also swam near the hotel. Yomitan is a very quiet place, without unnecessary noise. Necessary shops are nearby. It’s a pity that many places close early, but again, that’s a minor issue. We didn’t have a car, but we managed — we took the bus. A couple of times we went to the American Village. It took about 30–40 minutes. We also took a tour around the island, including the aquarium. It was a wonderful experience! Thank you very much for your hospitality! We hope to come back.

The sheets and bedding had a musty smell. I asked the hotel to change them on the second night, and while the pillows no longer smelled, the duvet still did. The soundproofing is extremely poor; sometimes at night, sometimes in the early morning, I was disturbed by noise from other rooms, which affected my sleep. The location is inconvenient, requiring a rental car to get around. Online information stated there was an izakaya nearby open until 11 PM, but when I arrived at 9 PM, it was already closed. I suspect it might have even gone out of business.