Hotels with Breakfast in Okinawa City

The hotel felt new and the room size was acceptable compared to business hotels in mainland Japan, although it may feel squeezy if you are carrying many baggage. It has a good location as it’s located between Chatan and Uruma, and it’s not too far from Nago as well. It has a gym, rooftop pool and jacuzzi but unfortunately it’s not opened for guests at the moment which is a disappointment. Breakfast spread was good though!

I loved the smell of the forest trees. At night, I could hear the sounds of insects, crickets, and frogs. It's a great place to find peace of mind. The air conditioning/heating worked well too. There's a local izakaya with good value for money about a 5-minute walk away. I walked there, but having a car might be more convenient.

While the location is a bit out of the way, I think it's perfectly fine if you're driving, as it feels like a resort hotel nestled in a village. I didn't really use the facilities; we took the kids to the nearby zoo and AEON, both super convenient. In the evenings, not being familiar with the roads and without a car, we just took the shuttle to AEON, which was very handy. The breakfast was good too, with salmon and other options, so even the little one ate well.

Located near eateries, mall and restaurants and value for money stay. The rooms were large and the staff spoke good English. The laundry and dryer were commercial size so fast and good. Allocated a room next to the smoking area so could smell the smoke even though we were in a non-smoking room. Appreciated the guest parking. The traditional breakfast was okay except for some overnight(?) rice that cause me to choke. Overall, met my expectations.

Fantastic! Excellent value for money with spacious rooms. It's perfect for families! The staff are incredibly polite, and their instructions are very clear. Plus, it's super easy to get a taxi, so you won't have any transportation worries.

It is the best clean hotel I have ever seen. Although it is old, everything is good and free parking is available. Although the staff is an elderly person, they can use a good English answer, which is more beneficial than the translator at the front desk of a large hotel. 

1. The hotel is unattended and you must check in by yourself. If you have any questions, you can press the contact number on the tablet panel and talk to the service staff to help check in. The prerequisite is that you need to speak English or Japanese. Cars are parked for free in the parking lot in front of the second floor. The parking lot is very large. There were only four cars when we checked in, including ours. If we don't drive by ourselves, transportation will be a bit inconvenient. 2. The location is halfway up the mountain. There are many motels or daily rental suites nearby. I don’t know why it feels very empty. I don’t feel very comfortable due to safety concerns. 3. The environment of the room is similar to the photo. The room is very large. The baby is very happy running around, but he is also very happy and sad and keeps bumping into him. The lighting in the room is dim and I personally feel the visibility is poor. The remote control is super insensitive and difficult to switch or turn off. 4. No one will come to clean up the trash during your stay. You have to find a way by yourself or leave it until check-out. 5. All basic spare parts are available. The room is located at the highest point, so it is convenient to open the window to watch the sunrise or sunset.

If you have purchased a room with breakfast, you need to ask the counter for a breakfast coupon, which is valid until 9 o'clock. If you don't get a coupon when you check in, you will have to pay 1,100 yen per person the next day. There are plenty of parking spaces and it's convenient