The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Naha

Staying one night on a weekday with breakfast cost around 4700 NTD. The breakfast was incredibly impressive; you could make your own onigiri and tacos, and they even had BLUE SEAL ice cream! It's definitely worth staying a night to experience it.

This was my first time staying here, and it was great! It's close to the monorail and has a really calm, relaxing atmosphere.

Everything was sparkling clean. A large banyan tree greets you at the front desk. Despite being right in the city center, it feels like a resort. However, from an SDG perspective, not having bottled water in the room was a drawback. While there was shaving cream, it was disappointing that there were no amenities for women. Being in the furthest room, the water dispenser was inconveniently far. Future guests, don't forget to bring your own bottled drinks.

The breakfast was very rich. I had ordered a parcel before checking in, and when I arrived at the hotel to check-in, I wanted to collect it. The staff said they had already delivered the parcel.

The location is super convenient for food and shopping. The front desk staff are warm and friendly, and the room is clean and comfortable, making you want to stay a few extra days. Even though I only stayed two nights, I appreciate the hard work of the housekeeping staff who still cleaned the room!

The location is quite convenient. There's a mall right across the street in the city center where you can eat. It's about a 10-minute walk from Kokusai Street.

This is a brand new hotel with an excellent location – right by a shopping mall and just a 2-minute walk from Kokusai Street. However, I think it's probably better suited for short business trips. Even in a larger room, there's absolutely no storage space or anywhere to put clothes. I really don't understand why the design completely lacks wardrobes and desks! What's also very strange is that during my three-day stay in a triple room, they brought new pajamas every single day. It felt like they were just doing it for the sake of it. By the time I checked out, I had nine sets of pajamas! With no space to put any clothes, everything ended up on the floor, which gave me a very poor impression.