The Naha Terrace

Overall, it's a pretty standard place, though the rooms are quite spacious compared to other options in the city. The chair at the vanity is a thoughtful touch. It's quite close to Kokusai Dori, but there isn't much else around. The hotel has two main entrances, which can make it confusing for taxis, as they might drop you off at the wrong one – a particular hassle if you're carrying luggage. There are several restaurants within the hotel, and for breakfast, the Japanese options are definitely tastier than the Western ones.

Five stars! It's not an overly luxurious hotel, but everything felt just right and incredibly comfortable across the board. I was a bit disappointed not to have had the chance to try the hotel's restaurant, but I'll definitely make sure to do that on my next visit.

Food: Breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options. Personally, I preferred the Japanese choices, as the Western selection was a bit limited. Both of the hotel's on-site restaurants were decent, especially the Spanish one, which served delicious food at reasonable prices. Stay: The room was very clean and tidy. Although the hotel felt a bit dated, the facilities were comprehensive. My only minor complaint was that the air conditioning unit was somewhat noisy. Location: The location was incredibly convenient for getting around. It's very close to Kokusai Dori, supermarkets, and shopping malls, making it easy to pop out for a drink at an izakaya in the evening.

An extremely satisfying booking.

The facilities are a bit old, but the service is perfect. Thoughtful and attentive. The teppanyaki is delicious.

The hotel is quiet both inside and out. It's situated on higher ground, requiring a daily uphill and downhill walk to reach the car. The cleanliness, environment, and service are all good.