Chatan Hotels with Wi-Fi

"If you’re thinking about staying at the hostel in La'gent Hotel Okinawa Chatan—this is your sign. It’s one of those places that’s affordable but doesn’t feel cheap. Clean facilities, cozy beds, good location, and a calm atmosphere that makes solo travel feel easy. No regrets at all—actually one of my favorite stays this trip."

"This hotel just recently opened, so all its facilities are incredibly clean, and the location in American Village is excellent. Especially coming from the airport by bus, it's a much shorter walk compared to other hotels, and AEON Mall is practically right in front of it. However, since it just opened, the staff's experience level isn't quite there yet. I don't expect them to speak Korean, but even when I asked questions in English, the responses weren't usually very helpful, and it often took a long time to get an answer. I'm sure this will improve with time. The public bath is small but well-equipped and free to use. On the other hand, the gym is so small and poorly equipped it's hard to call this a 4-star hotel. There are only a few machines, and it's a cramped space with no view. The swimming pool, which costs 2,000 yen to use, is far too small, despite the hotel being called a 'resort.' And even though you pay to use it, they don't even provide towels. The infinity pool on the top floor is so exposed to the wind that even in mid-April when I visited, it was incredibly windy and too cold to use. A small jacuzzi nearby would be nice. While the view of the American Village sunset from the pool is great, it's just too cold and small. I do not recommend the breakfast. I had it included, but both days I just picked at it and then went to places like Komeda Coffee to have coffee and bread again. First off, the coffee in the breakfast restaurant is awful. Despite being an automatic machine, it seemed to mix concentrate rather than grind beans, or something similar, because I didn't finish any of the different types of coffee I tried. You're better off using the Nespresso in your room. There are no English descriptions for the menu items in the restaurant either. You can pick things out by sight, but selecting ingredients for the omelet was only in Japanese, so I had to use a translation app while eating. Similarly, everything from the air conditioner to the bidet in the room only has Japanese explanations. This definitely needs improvement. We stayed in a corner suite, and the room was incredibly spacious, a size you don't often see even in Korea. The terrace had a great view and was large enough to run around on. The bed was big and comfortable, and the sofa was big enough for about 8 people, making living in the room very pleasant. There were cups, a Nespresso machine, a Balmuda pot, an induction cooktop, and a washing machine with a dryer function, along with detergent, which was very convenient to use. However, the room lacked basic hotel amenities like notepads or pens, which would be a good addition. The night view of American Village from the room was also beautiful. As the hotel has been open for less than a month, there are still areas for improvement, but I expect it will continue to develop. I would visit again if I have the chance."

"My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights and it had everything we needed. While it was a bit disappointing that the kitchen lacked cooking supplies (available for an extra 1,000 yen), the overall experience was pleasant. It’s a 10–15 minute walk to American Village, and we appreciated the in-room washer and separate dryer—especially since some of my clothes can’t be machine-dried. Detergent is available downstairs for 50 yen per load. Rooms aren’t cleaned during the stay, but fresh towels are available upon request."

"Is a small and clean hotel in Apartment style but location some distance to American Village if you solo will about dark the road back hotel but nearby have small supermarket and cafe."

"The reason to go to this hotel is because it is extremely convenient and has a great view. We came here last year, but it was cheaper last year. We were surprised to learn that the car parking is now something you have to pay, which wasn't the case last year. Seems like a very cheap decision on their part considering the hotel is already pretty expensive. Also be prepared, the room will not be the newest or cleanest. It had a bit of mold on the wall around the AC unit, and the walls needed to be repainted and fixed on some parts."

"Every single person at the front desk was smiling and adorable, very warm and kind to everyone ~ ^_^ The sea view from the room was superb; it was so peaceful to lie down and watch the sea. It would have been even more perfect if I hadn't been sick and could have taken a shower and pampered myself. I look forward to my next stay!"

"Hands down, this is the most comfortable hotel I've stayed at in Japan. The only minor drawback is its location near American Village, which can make getting around a bit inconvenient if you don't have a car. However, if you're able to rent a car for independent travel, it's absolutely perfect! **Pros:** 1. The balcony was incredibly comfortable. In summer, you can sleep with the balcony doors open, letting the refreshing sea breeze in without needing AC. It really brought back such nostalgic childhood memories. 2. The room itself is very spacious and fully equipped with everything you could need – pots, pans, dishes, a microwave, and even a convenient in-room washer and dryer. A huge plus for families with children! 3. We stayed here for two nights. As we were on a family vacation with our child, we mainly explored American Village and its immediate surroundings. Aeon Mall is just 3.4km away, and there are plenty of fantastic food options nearby, like yakiniku and ramen. I especially recommend the Indian restaurant right next door – it's delicious and really affordable! 4. Our kid was absolutely thrilled, spending an entire morning on the balcony watching fighter jets fly by!"

"The Hotel is located next to Steakhouse, BBQ and Italian Restaurants and the Sunabe Wall dive site. If you arrive by bus the hotel is a 15min Walk away from the Bus stop of the Kadena US Military Base Entrance. They have free laundry and vending machines for food and drinks. I had a nice stay. The room was small but tidy and I had views on city and ocean."

"The location is great, right in the centre of the American Valley, 5 mins walk to the sunset beach. lots of cafe and restaurants around. They offer free Onsen. The breakfast is quite good. Staff are very friendly. Also got Limousine to the airport. Had a very lovely stay there."

"Located near the sea (no beach) and that's the only good thing about this dated hotel. Consider the ageing room's furniture and toilet without bidet, the price is expensive. Additionally and the worst thing is the overnight parking charge of ¥1000 when there's plenty of empty bays at the nearby parking lot. I wouldn't recommend this hotel except those who want jogging by the sea and with a view."