Hotels near DFS (Okinawa), Naha

Stayed for 5 nights with young daughter to enjoy couple of relaxed days. Hotel is located in downtown Naha, it however still provides kind of resort feeling with their beautiful garden incl. outdoor pool & onsen: all really nicely arranged & great facilities ! Rooms are rather basic, more like Japanese business-hotel, but overall sufficient and with modern & fresh decor. Breakfast could actually be of bit higher quality & possibly more food options, also plastic plates give sort of cheap feeling, sorry. (Suggestion: change into „real“ plates inside and rather provide „plastic“ glasses & mugs for outdoor area which will also help to avoid broken glass issue at pool...). Other than breakfast, no further F&B offering, but can enjoy free drinks (incl. beer) and ice cream all-day ! Mostly impressive and really appreciated is their kind & attentive staff from various countries ! All interaction with them (prior to arrival via phone, personal during check-in / -out, front desk for questions & inquiries) was always pleasant, professional & supportive ! To name a few: Mr. Henry, Ms. Okabe, nice lady from Philippines (all front desk) and also nice ********* lady serving ramen at night: thank you & please keep up the positive spirit & motivation ! Overall nice new hotel option in Naha and will surely consider to return for both business & private stays !

1.About 10min walk from the monorail station. 2.Next to the 国際通り(kokusai street)which have tons of stuff. 3.You could tell the lounge is great because there're always other guests in there. It provides awamori, draft beer and other beverage alone side with icecream & snacks untill 22:00. The seaweed soup アーサ汁 is unexpectedly delicious. 4.Free to use washing machine & dryer at B1. You can buy laundry detergent pods for 50yen at the front desk. p.s. Unfortunately I left my coin purse at the hotel and they contacted me very soon. Amazing service!

This Hyatt located at the corner of the most busy street Kokusai Dori where you can eat and shop easily. A 8 minutes walk to the Yui Rail by which you can travel around the south of Naha. My room is very clean and tidy. The cleaner makes up everyday even the hotel policy states they only do every 3 days. Sleep is quite and cosy. But the room is not big enough to open my two cases. Breakfast is excellent. A large variety of choice and food replaced quickly. The daily made fresh juice with bits are my favour. I left my iPhone in the cafe one morning and they kept it safe for me. I missed this cafe when I am writing this comment. The only shortage is the swimming pool is small and there is only one jacuzzi. A bit crowdy around 4pm. May be I shall go in the morning next time.

I have been to Naha once every three months since I got a diving license in Naha. I was often one of them, and at first I chose a place with a large bath, but this time, I was a surprise price for Naha and Okinawa outside the prefecture. Matsuyama is a small version of Kabuki town in Tokyo, but it is a cheap steak shop and restaurant, and I am a woman, so I return to the hotel at 20 o'clock, but it is a good hotel that can be convinced by my uncle who likes to play at night. Especially this time, it is a single woman traveling single, so the hotel side also took care of it, and chose a good high floor because of the view. It was a plan to receive women's amenities. The building seems to be never new, but the room is clean, large, and the corona fin is equipped with a safe air cleaner and sterilization liquid in the room, and the front desk staff is polite and I was able to stay with peace of mind. The unit bus I was worried about and the bathtub was wide and I was soaked in hot water slowly. Anyway, the information that is clean is important for women. Well, 〜 I brought it from the front desk without a disposable slipper, but it seems to be really prepared, so in this corona, the usual slipper is privately filthy and cannot be used. It seems that it corresponds to the woman's eye in that point, and I was able to spend calmly on the last night of Naha. The renovated Fuzhou Garden that I wanted to go was also close and safely went out. I will come to stay again! By the way, this site has been writing honest opinions properly since before, so it is a long sentence, but thank you for posting me. I also post 4 travels in Natsuko's expedition.

After researching thoroughly for our anniversary/babymoon, we were happy this hotel was close to the bus terminal as well as downtown area with all the restaurants (roughly 15-20 mins). Hotel also came with detergent (for a fee) to use in their washer/dryer. Now the downside - this hotel can't possibly be a 4 star hotel, DO NOT fall for it. The hotel lobby is dated as is the room. We booked a double room/suite that's supposed to come with a double bed and view. Instead, we got a room with sofa and 2 twin beds facing a hotel with a smiley face and the sea somewhere in the back. So for the first night since it was late, we squeezed into 1 bed. On the second day, I went to the front and told them what we had booked and asked if they can change our room because I had paid a higher rate. What ended up happening is they pushed the 2 beds together and Voila! Now we get a ”double bed” with a crack in the middle. Luckily we only had 2 nights of this left, my poor husband slept in the crack of this hard AF bed. The bed was old and excruciatingly painful. My husband couldn't believe how hard the bed was! We contemplated sleeping on the floor if it wasn't so dirty and we had thicker blankets. Imagine being 25 weeks pregnant and having to sleep on your side on such a hard bed - my back, hips and shoulders were sore for days after leaving Okinawa. I thought the pain was from being pregnant until it resolved as we continued our trip and ended up in a different hotel. I have never slept on such a hard bed - and I've slept in hostels, shared beds with multiple friends, and had slept on cracks numerous times during my travel. By far, this has been THE WORST experience. I've also been more comfortable on a motel 6 bed. So do yourself a favor. Don't stay here unless it's cheaper than any 1 star hotel you see around. It'll likely be a more comfortable stay for much cheaper.

I have stayed at this hotel numerous times. Whenever I travel to Okinawa, I stay here, exclusively and usually for two to three months at a time. The hotel is typical of a Hilton branded hotel; very nice and exceptionally clean. The staff is very professional and accommodating. The thing that sets them apart from the others is how friendly they are. They make you feel like you are coming home after a long day of work. It doesn't matter if you are speaking with a desk clerk, a house maid or the general manager; they are all wonderful. I am going back in about 10 days for another 2.5 months and I look forward to seeing all the wonderful people at Doubletree Naha! I highly recommend this hotel for anyone coming to Southern Okinawa. Great hotel at a budget price!

Strategically located just next to Tsubogawa monorail station with Lawson & 7 Eleven easily accessible from hotel. Check-in & out process was super smooth. There’s also a car rental service (Gulliver) attached to the hotel building so useful to those wanting to rent or return car. If you need to get around by bus then you may need to walk a bit further to get to your bus stop which is a bummer if the weather was sunny then rainy like ours. But still decently connected to bus routes (though note that bus timing in Okinawa is not as sharp as in major Japan cities). There’s an automated parking garage just behind the hotel building so you can park your car there. I’m unsure if they charge any parking fees for their hotel guest. I only parked my car there for an hour & I didn’t pay anything, but remember to validate your parking ticket at concierge before leaving. Room was clean with full amenities provided. My room came with a sofa bed so 3 adults can sleep comfortably though room space may be tight especially if you have lots of luggage but it’s still doable for us. There’s water & ice dispenser on each level so you can get free water & ice there instead of buying. There are washing & dryer machines on level 1 but only 3 units each, some people leave their clothings unattended inside the machines even when their cleaning cycle ends so it’s troublesome for the next user - so please be mindful of your timing & collect your clothings on time (the machine will indicate time needed to complete the cleaning cycle). We didn’t get the breakfast buffet so no comments on that. There are several fast food chains & restaurants surrounding the hotel but didn’t look too appetising to us. Overall, we liked the hotel & the convenience it offered so will consider staying again if we’re in Okinawa.

I took three consecutive holidays of paid leave on Friday while I was in Thailand and came offshore with an airline award ticket via Hakata. Good access from the airport. It's far from the main downtown area of Kokusei-dori, but there are quite a few local bars. The hot springs are also good. The breakfast buffet is Okinawa cuisine, and the awamori ３ seeds are also swallowed, and the morning swallowed is the best! !! When I return from Thailand, I will stop again.

JALダイナミックパッケージの選択肢の中で選択しました。（JALプラン　スーペリアツイン） 沖縄旅行の最終日は那覇に泊ることが多い。 買い物や飲食が楽しめる国際通り周辺がお気に入りですが、今回は趣向を変えました。温泉があることが決め手でした。 レンタカーで到着、大きなホテルでロビーが混雑していました。（前年秋に泊った函館国際ホテルの時を思い出す。）時間帯にもよるのでしょうがチェックインで待ちました。 団体バスも発着、インバウンド客も多い感じがしました。 その喧騒の中、部屋に入ったら、そこは落ち着きの空間でした。 ホテルステイの印象は部屋でも変わります。ホテルの中でも少し良い部屋にしてよかった。 ロクシタンのソープやシャンプー　これがとてもうれしい。 洗い場付きのバスルーム、最近は増えつつありますが、日本人的なお風呂の入り方（先に体を洗う）にも、シャワーだけでの利用でもどれでも対応できます。 コーヒーメーカーがネスプレッソ、これが嬉しい。（海外（台湾）のホテルでの出会いがきっかけで我が家でもネスプレッソを愛用しています。） 立地としてホテル周辺にあまり飲食店がないのは欠点です。（これは個人の価値観です。）モノレールの駅（旭橋）も徒歩15分と遠い。 車で出かけるとお酒が飲めません。国際通りまでタクシーで行くのも遠い（シャトルバスがあると嬉しい。） 館内レストランも混雑していたので、バー プラネートでお酒を楽しみました。落ち着いた空間でした。 混雑が予想されるので朝食は開店前から並びました。おいしくいただけました。 ホテル出発後、昼過ぎの飛行機の時間までの間に、波上宮を参拝してきました。 ホテルのアクセスとして、モノレールでは旭橋から徒歩15分とのこと。 トランク転がして歩くのは遠すぎです。 タクシーの利用か、レンタカー利用でない人にはお勧めできません。 （少なくとも旭橋駅へのシャトルバスが欲しいところ。）

Besides the bad weather, the hotel and its surroundings were neat and clean. Unfortunately, the closest seaside is not as nice as stated online, and it is a little bit troublesome to get there. But the staff is very helpful in booking restaurants and rent-a-cars, so with a little bit of extra planning and driving you can get to beautiful seasides easily from the hotel. Also, the price-included hot spring was very basic, while the other really nice one was expensive.