Naha Hotels with Wi-Fi

"The sea-view room offered beautiful views, directly overlooking the ocean. The hotel features a swimming pool and hot spring baths. A buffet breakfast is also available, though it comes at an additional charge. Conveniently, there's a 7-Eleven and a souvenir shop located right downstairs. However, its location is quite a distance from the Jie Xin Monorail station."

"The location is right smack in the middle of Kokusai street. Very convenient for shopping and dining. Room is huge for Japanese standard. If you are driving, parking is available but with a charge of JPY 1800 per night."

"We stayed there for 4 nights and it was a very nice experience. The beds were comfy and they also gave us 3 pillows so we were able to make one of them a plushie. The shower room is always squeaky clean and the receptionist were so kind and friendly too. The breakfast is a little Japanese style so if you are used to American style, I wouldn't recommend it. But if you want to try Natto and Soba, don't bother going else, it's included in the hotel's breakfast menu. The location is very close to the airport and just 12 minutes away from the station, so the location is superb, not to mention if you rent a car, there are several parking lots in the area too."

"My stay at the Rembrandt Style Hotel Naha Okinawa was absolutely perfect! The room was much more spacious than I expected, feeling open and airy, with a vintage Rembrandt-style decor. Even with luggage, there was plenty of space to move around comfortably. The most amazing part was the ocean view from the window—just pull back the curtains, and you're greeted by a clear blue sea. Waking up to the sound of waves crashing and falling asleep to the sea breeze was incredibly therapeutic. Although it's a bit of a walk from the train station, getting around by taxi was very convenient. This distance actually provided a sense of peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle, making it ideal for travelers who want to fully immerse themselves in Naha's sea views. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit!"

"The hotel staff were very friendly, and wamori (a type of Japanese tea) and welcome tea were available in the lobby at certain times. However, bottled water was not provided in the rooms, so guests had to purchase their own. It's a bit of a walk from the monorail station."

"We stayed here with 2 kids age 11 and 13 years old. Location is perfect, right outside the train station, 5 minutes walk to Donki (which has food, groceries, and everything). There is also a hotel carpark (¥1000 yen per day), but if it's full, you can use the public carpark right next to the hotel. However, there were a few things that could have been better. 1) We requested for an extra blanket but the hotel said they do not have any extra. What kind of hotel does not have extra blankets?! 2) We were informed at check in that they do not do certain type of cleaning every day, for example vacuuming is only every 2-3 days (can't remember the exact details). But we had to request for extra toilet paper and facial tissue because these were not replenished. Understand cleaning isn't done daily but toilet paper should be replenished daily."

"We booked for a group of 8 women. The location was great, it was affordable, and spacious, which was fantastic! However, be aware that the circuit breaker trips very easily. We missed out on breakfast because you have to book it by 8 PM the day before, and we forgot two days in a row, which was a shame. The hotel staff who came to help when we had an issue were also very kind. You can borrow anything you need, so you can literally show up empty-handed. This is definitely the place to stay for large groups! Thank you very much. The view from the room was also superb!"

"Clean room and polite staff. Got few souvenir shops to do shopping. The view is spectacular. It would be better if the balcony floor is cleaner, not with stain."

"The hotel is quite new. We booked a quad room with a private bathroom (with a bathtub) for 2 nights. The toilet and bathroom were very spacious, but that meant the sleeping area felt a bit cramped. It had two single beds, one extra bed, and a sofa bed by the window. My double-sided suitcase couldn't be fully opened, but it wasn't a big issue as I could slide it under the bed once opened. The soundproofing was pretty good, which is great for light sleepers. We stayed for two nights, and housekeeping didn't enter the room to clean, but they did hang fresh towels and bottled water on the doorknob. The mini-fridge was a bit small. The coin-operated washing machines didn't have a separate dryer function; after a wash and dry cycle, the clothes were still damp, and there was no drying function in the bathroom, which was a minor disappointment. The hotel itself doesn't have a smoking room, so smokers have to go downstairs to the convenience stores nearby. There's a mechanical parking tower with a fee of 1800 JPY per day, and you can re-enter multiple times. There are also other paid parking lots in the vicinity. Right behind the hotel is 88 Steakhouse, and there are three convenience stores nearby. The transportation is quite convenient, as it's not far from Kokusai Street or Ryubo Department Store. Breakfast costs extra."

"We booked a 27-square-meter twin room, and it was very comfortable for a family of three. There was still plenty of space to move around even after opening our large suitcases. Since we have a one-year-old baby, the hotel thoughtfully pushed the twin beds together and against the wall beforehand, which was very considerate. The hand soap and shampoo provided by the hotel were of good quality and pleasant to use. There were also many free disposable toiletries available for self-service in the lobby, which was very convenient. Our room was cleaned thoroughly every day as long as we put the blue sign outside our door before 10 AM. The hotel's location is close to the tram station, and there are convenience stores and restaurants nearby. It was a pleasant and comfortable stay."