I was impressed by how clean the hotel was - it really made a great first impression
The hotel's proximity to public transportation and shopping areas was a major plus
The electric massage chair was a lovely surprise, helping me unwind after a long day
The rooms were spacious compared to other chain hotels, and they even had a massage chair and a vending machine on the second floor
Distilled by Parley from the 100 most recent of 691 verified guest reviews
The rooms were spacious compared to other chain hotels, and they even had a massage chair and a vending machine on the second floor
— how guests describe the rooms
14 m² · 1 single bed
It has a telephone — a socket near the bed.
Beds 8.3/10 · 180 guests mention them
14 m² · Sleeps 2
16 m² · Sleeps 2
1 single bed
It has wake-up service — a refrigerator.
Beds 8.4/10 · 210 guests mention them
16 m² · 1 double bed
It has a massage chair — a refrigerator and electric kettle.
Beds 8.3/10 · 180 guests mention them
2 single beds
It has ironing facilities — upper floors are accessible by elevator.
Beds 8.4/10 · 210 guests mention them
“It's fine but I would give it a miss if I were to return to Naha”
The location is close to the monorail stop and within walking distance to Kokusai Dori shopping street, which is convenient if you don’t rent a car; a few car‑rental shops are a 2‑5 minute walk. The room was somewhat clean but needed a deep clean; dust behind the door had built up over years, the bathroom was a typical Japanese pod bathroom but dusty and had mold in the silicone and pink grime in the gaps, so I didn’t feel comfortable showering and felt dirty afterward. The massage chair in the room was interesting but unnecessary; I’d have preferred more space instead of a chair.
“離旭橋站很近的飯店”
The front desk staff were thoughtful and speedy, the hotel is a five‑minute walk from Asahibashi Station making outings easy, and many taxi drivers knew the place without needing directions. A double room could split a 28‑inch suitcase and half of a 29‑inch suitcase, though the walking route was a bit affected; the massage chair was a nice way to unwind after a long day. The breakfast turned out to be the “light” option the server mentioned, but the boiled egg was exceptionally tasty.
The bed felt a bit soft, and the breakfast was filling but somewhat bland.
“Sceglierei altro.”
The hotel’s location is perfect for walking or public transport, with several bus stops nearby and a monorail station very close. The room’s cleanliness could improve – there were stains on the walls, yellowed fixtures, and dust. It’s below average Japanese standards. Breakfast was somewhat disappointing, with limited choice and quantity.
The location is great, just a few steps from the monorail, and the massage chair in the room won me over. There are no power outlets in the bathroom.
“It's fine but I would give it a miss if I were to return to Naha”
The location is close to the monorail stop and within walking distance to Kokusai Dori shopping street, which is convenient if you don’t rent a car; a few car‑rental shops are a 2‑5 minute walk. The room was somewhat clean but needed a deep clean; dust behind the door had built up over years, the bathroom was a typical Japanese pod bathroom but dusty and had mold in the silicone and pink grime in the gaps, so I didn’t feel comfortable showering and felt dirty afterward. The massage chair in the room was interesting but unnecessary; I’d have preferred more space instead of a chair.
“Sceglierei altro.”
The hotel’s location is perfect for walking or public transport, with several bus stops nearby and a monorail station very close. The room’s cleanliness could improve – there were stains on the walls, yellowed fixtures, and dust. It’s below average Japanese standards. Breakfast was somewhat disappointing, with limited choice and quantity.
“離旭橋站很近的飯店”
The front desk staff were thoughtful and speedy, the hotel is a five‑minute walk from Asahibashi Station making outings easy, and many taxi drivers knew the place without needing directions. A double room could split a 28‑inch suitcase and half of a 29‑inch suitcase, though the walking route was a bit affected; the massage chair was a nice way to unwind after a long day. The breakfast turned out to be the “light” option the server mentioned, but the boiled egg was exceptionally tasty.
The location is great, just a few steps from the monorail, and the massage chair in the room won me over. There are no power outlets in the bathroom.
The bed felt a bit soft, and the breakfast was filling but somewhat bland.
