Hotels in Okinawa City with Bathtub

"Second visit, great overall experience. Blue Seal ice cream all-you-can-eat and high-quality hotel supplies. Next to a 7-11 with many late-night snack options. Close to Kokusai Dori (International Street), about a 10-minute walk, with less noise at night."

"Stayed for a short 2 nights as I've a morning home flight. Room is CLEAN! Majority of hotels around Japan comes with a decent tub for you to soak in... I'm happy Tissage's 🛁 is spacious & deep. I took my warm soak after a long tiring walk each nights . The window view overseeing the harbour/port is calming however it rained on all my 7 days in Okinawa.. Fortunately on my final night the ☀️ showed up gracefully. Love the initiative that the hotel lobby has a display of few pamphlets of attractions.. Umikagi Terrace Senagajima one really caught my eye. Glad i went! I might only consider its tricky location though, as there's construction works going on during my visit in May . A 11-15mins walk frm hotel gets u to arrive into Asahibashi station. I took /booked a DiDi ride the morning which i had to leave for an international fligh home, a decent fare of ¥ 1950 to Naha airport. All staffs speaks great English! :D Bed is comfy, using Simmons mattress! 👍🏻 ✨ Okinawa works well if you rent a car... public transport is tricky as buses operates on schedule and often the buses were slightly delayed behind time due to traffic congestion. I'd recommend it anyway. 😁 Arigatogozhaimasu Tissage Hotel & staffs."

"A twin room for less than 400 [currency, e.g., JPY or CNY] is quite a good value for money. The location is tucked away on a side street, so it's relatively quiet and not too noisy at night. It's a 15-minute walk to Kokusai Dori and less than 10 minutes to Miebashi Monorail Station. I arrived around 1 PM, expecting to just drop off my luggage, but I was pleasantly surprised to be able to check in right away. However, check-out time on the following day is a bit early, at 10 AM. The room size is decent; most hotels in Japan have similarly compact rooms. Despite being small, it has everything you need, and you can even take a bath in the tub. The only downside is that they don't provide complimentary bottled water, so I had to buy my own."

"The room size was decent, and after pushing the beds together, there was enough space to open a 32-inch and a 20-inch suitcase. The lobby had a good selection of toiletries, maintaining the usual Daiwa quality. The hotel's location is excellent; after exiting Makishi Station on the Yui Rail and turning right, you can follow the elevated walkway directly to the hotel's sign – it’s very convenient and easy to find. There's a local supermarket downstairs that we visited daily, and it's also very close to Kokusai Street, just a ten-minute walk. For a family of three, the price was reasonable, making it a highly recommended choice."