Stayed 2 nights in a Triple Room.
The hotel is clean and reasonably well maintained, but beyond that it is difficult to find many strengths.
The "Triple Room" is essentially a standard double room with a third bed squeezed in. For three adults, the space feels cramped and uncomfortable, with very little room for luggage or movement.
Despite being a relatively new hotel, the overall design is bland, sterile and completely lacking in character. The same applies to the public areas. Calling the lobby a lobby is generous—it is basically a tiny reception area with only two tables.
The breakfast is mediocre at best, and the operating policy is surprisingly unfriendly: entry closes at 9:30 AM and food starts being removed from 9:45 AM.
Another unpleasant surprise was a persistent bad odor coming from the toilet area throughout the stay.
If you arrive by car, avoid the hotel's paid tower parking. It is inconvenient, comes with restrictions, and creates unnecessary hassle. There is a large open parking lot directly across the street at a similar price and with much easier access.
Overall, this hotel feels designed to maximize room count rather than guest comfort. Clean, yes—but cramped, uninspiring, and lacking basic warmth and convenience.
Not an inspired choice for a stay in Naha.