Tokyu Stay Okinawa Naha

The room was spacious, and we really appreciated the free rental of an electric hot pot, as well as the washer-dryer combo – perfect for a summer trip. It's about a three-minute walk to the monorail station and roughly 15 minutes on foot to Kokusai Street. There aren't many dining options right nearby; you usually have to walk about 12 minutes to Kencho-mae Station for more choices, but overall, the location is acceptable. The only downside was a persistent unpleasant smell in the bathroom, likely from the toilet. Sometimes it was so bad we had to hold our breath going in. I'm not sure if this is an isolated issue or not.

Just 100 meters from the east exit of Tsubogawa Monorail Station. The front desk staff were very welcoming. Although breakfast wasn't extensive, the restaurant's view and food were great, definitely worth the 'stamped meal ticket' gesture. Overall, it offers good value for money.

The hotel's location is a bit awkward; it's one or two kilometers from Kokusai Street, and Okinawa's public transportation isn't very convenient. Unless you're driving, you'll rely on taxis, but Didi and Uber are readily available. On the bright side, there's a Don Quijote directly accessible on the 2nd floor, and supermarkets and convenience stores are nearby. Restaurants like Tsurukame, Yoshinoya, and KFC are a 5-10 minute walk away. We chose the largest room type this time, which easily accommodated four people with plenty of space to move around. It had a dining table, sofa, and chairs. Upon check-in, the staff had already made up the sofa bed, so everyone had their own separate bed, and they were very comfortable. A major plus was the washer-dryer with Chinese instructions. The microwave in the room was also very practical, and there were dishes and utensils provided. Downstairs, there were complimentary drinks, candies, and even children's amenities for guests to take, which was a very nice touch. The only drawback was that the sofa cushions in the room were a bit dirty and looked uncomfortable. The bathroom had a wet and dry separation, with both a bathtub and a shower. They only changed towels and emptied trash during our three-day stay, without cleaning the room. I probably wouldn't stay here again next time, as the location isn't very convenient for getting around.

Absolutely fantastic! The classic triple room with three beds was perfect. I was really impressed with the hotel and the service was excellent. It was so convenient to grab toiletries and skincare products from the front desk whenever needed – a really nice touch. The location is great too; it's less than a 10-minute walk to Kokusai Dori. Plus, Don Quijote is right on the second floor, so you can find anything you need, from small bits and bobs to fresh produce, milk, and vegetables. It's also a lovely area for a stroll, and walking to AEON Supermarket for groceries is super easy. The hotel even provides free kitchen facilities and cooking utensils, so I got to grill wagyu every day – true wagyu freedom! When I got tired of the hotel breakfast, I just made my own fried eggs, boiled eggs, and ramen for a perfect start to the day. Check-in is on the 5th floor, and the common area there is so incredibly comfortable – perfect for relaxing and unwinding. They even offer free drinks and coffee. Honestly, everything was just perfect, I'd rate it 'awesome'! I'll definitely stay here again next time! I'm already missing it!

Let me start with the conclusion: I stayed here for 5 nights and 6 days alone, and I highly recommend it! First, the location is fantastic – it's tucked away in a quiet spot but still very central. It's just a 3-minute walk from the Tsubogawa tram station, making it super convenient to get to Kokusai Dori or the Prefectural Office, either by walking (about 10 minutes) or taking the tram. Plus, Don Quijote is right next door! The front desk is on the 5th floor, and I was greeted with such warmth from the staff during check-in. The room itself is really well-designed. One afternoon, I came back and opened the door to see the afternoon sun streaming onto the desk, chair, and bedside, creating such a cozy, home-like atmosphere. The main reason I chose Tokyu Stay is that the rooms come with a drum washing machine. For someone like me who always visits Japan for more than 10 days, this means I can refresh my clothes anytime, which is incredibly convenient for the rest of my trip. And you don't have to worry about the washing machine disturbing anyone; I tested the 2-hour wash and dry cycle, and there was hardly any noise. As for breakfast, even though the area isn't huge, there's always a little something different each day, which is a big plus. However, I do have a small suggestion: in the heated food section, like where the toast is, it would be great to add a 'hot' sign. The first time I reached for it, I accidentally touched the heated area, so just a little heads-up, haha. The hotel facilities are very comprehensive, the room is spotless, and the size was just perfect for me. In summary, my experience at Tokyu Stay for these 5 nights and 6 days was absolutely wonderful. If I come to Naha again, I'll definitely be booking here.

The room was spacious and super close to the monorail station, just a four or five-minute walk. There's a FamilyMart right by the station and a huge Don Quijote next to the hotel, which was incredibly convenient! The room also had a washer-dryer combo that could actually dry clothes, which was a lifesaver! I absolutely loved that feature. Plus, there was an ice machine on the same floor, and the front desk was happy to store our luggage. Everyone there was really friendly too!