Naha Hotels with Wi-Fi

"Overall, I don’t think I would stay here again. Maybe it is worth to spend a night or two here. Details below: During my 6D5N trip, I have stayed in different hotels. This hotel had the most expensive parking by far. It was ¥2000 / night. Also the parking was a bit inconvenient since the parking area uses an elevator-system and you need a staff to operate the parking system machine to get your car each time you need to use your car. There were a lot of families with young children during my stay, not the best place if you’re looking for a quiet place to relax. There were also only 2 elevators so sometimes it takes a long time to wait for the elevators due to the crowd. The hotel provides a lot of amenities, including some daily activities from 17:00-18:00, noodles from 20:30-21:30, and free flow drinks from 10:00-22:00 (no free laundry tho). I got to try the traditional outfit dress up session, it was a good experience to quickly try on the Okinawan-style kimono. Just a personal preference, I did find their soaps and skin care products heavily scented, which I wasn’t a fan of."

"The humidity in this hotel was incredibly high – to the point where even someone accustomed to humid climates like Guangdong would find it unbearable. We stayed for five days, and every single night our duvet felt damp and clammy. Even clothes stored inside our luggage felt affected by the moisture. One day, we accidentally left the AC on when we went out, and upon our return, the full-length mirror was completely fogged over. On the positive side, the hotel's overall location is excellent for transportation. It's just a couple of hundred meters from Meibashi Bridge, and there's a bus stop right downstairs. The hotel even provides a designated waiting area for the bus, which was a thoughtful touch. However, every night there was extremely loud motorcycle noise coming from the street below. We were on a high floor, and it was still quite disruptive, so I can only imagine how much worse it would be on lower floors. Breakfast offered a somewhat limited selection, but it covered the basics like fruits and pastries. Overall, it's comparable to a typical Atour hotel in China, and definitely didn't live up to the glowing reviews I'd seen on Xiaohongshu. That said, the overall value for money is exceptionally high. For just over 700 RMB, including breakfast for two, what more could you possibly ask for?"

"The location is fantastic, right next to Tsubogawa Subway Station, and bus stops are also super convenient. The best part is Don Quijote (Donki) is right downstairs. It's incredibly well-stocked, and we could even buy fresh groceries to cook ourselves. The hotel offers a full set of kitchenware for rent, which truly let us indulge in Wagyu beef as much as we wanted. I would definitely come back here again if I have the chance."

"Location: The hotel is about a 20-minute taxi ride from Naha Airport, costing around 2000 JPY. It's a 3-5 minute walk to Kokusai Dori. Just outside, to the right, you'll find the popular Nammuru Ramen, and to the left, a famous fried beef cutlet restaurant. Convenience stores are also very close by. Facilities: The room isn't huge, but it's well-equipped and looks relatively new. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. Rooms facing the street can be a bit noisy at night. Cleanliness: Spotlessly clean and tidy. Service: The front desk staff speak good English. The room was cleaned daily, and two bottles of mineral water were provided. Overall, it's a good choice and I would recommend it!"

"It's a triple room with a sofa bed, very spacious and clean. Complimentary self-service tea and coffee are provided, and I didn't find the room to be as cramped as some other reviews suggested. The location is incredibly convenient. There's a FamilyMart convenience store just 10 meters downstairs, and Tsubogawa Monorail Station is only 20 meters away. I noticed quite a few ********* guests. I didn't try the breakfast, so I can't comment on it, but you can easily grab something from FamilyMart. There's a river right next to the property. Ounoyama Park is just across the bridge; the huge slide there is actually more convenient to reach by walking across the bridge than by taking the monorail. On my way, I even encountered a large crab, bigger than my fist!"

"We stayed in Resol Trinity the last night of our trip in Okinawa. It was a great stay as the room is very clean and staff at Front Desk are very nice. Especially after stayed in hotel Nikko the nights before, it was a big comparison even though Hotel Nikko is supposed to be 5 stars hotel and we laid quite a lot in the peak season, their staff there were pretty much not that friendly towards foreigners. And their English is quite hard to understand. But when we came to Resol Trinity, we felt warmly welcomed and it was a plus to our last night in Okinawa."

"The hotel's location isn't great. Apart from a large supermarket nearby, there's nothing else around, and it's also quite a distance from Kokusai Dori. The room itself was just okay. Housekeeping only came every two days, and they didn't even replace bath towels or provide bottled water. The front desk staff were unhelpful, and the check-in process was incredibly slow. When I called them, they couldn't understand English, so I had to go downstairs and use a translation app on my phone to communicate."

"The location is excellent. It's very close to Kokusai Dori, and there's a direct walkway from the subway station's second-floor exit straight to the hotel lobby, which is incredibly convenient. There's also a convenience store on the ground floor. For parking, you can use the adjacent multi-story car park and then bring your ticket to the front desk for payment."

"The hotel boasts a superb location. A subway station is conveniently situated nearby, which was a plus even though we didn't use public transport on this trip (as we were traveling with elderly and children). Main Place and DFS are directly opposite, and both the Naha Art Museum and Museum are just a 5-minute walk away. Toys 'R' Us, a sports shopping center, and Muji are also just a short walk straight ahead. It's incredibly convenient for both shopping and dining! Oh, and the hotel's coffee is delicious – I enjoyed several cups every day."

"The hotel is close to the airport and Naha's only beach. However, the connection to public transportation is very poor. You have to walk a long way. You also have to walk a few minutes to restaurants and bars. Unfortunately, there are two streets with the character of a *** ***** ******** nearby. As a man, you have to be prepa*** to be approached. The hotel rooms could be larger, but the bathroom is very good. The cleanliness was okay, but I had stains on the bed sheets. The reception staff could be more polite, the rest of the staff was fine but could be improved. On the plus side, there is a free shuttle service to the airport and you can use the pool, sauna and onsen for free. However, 4500 yen is charged for the skypool, but this includes free (alcoholic) drinks. A little too expensive for what is on offer, but overall not a bad choice."