Hotel Cocktail Stay Naha — Hotel in Naha

Everything was going smoothly until we ran into this Asian front desk lady with a katakana name on the night of August 17th. My friend speaks fluent Japanese, so we were communicating in Japanese just fine—until she saw our passports and suddenly switched to English. Excuse me? What part of our Chinese passports screams ‘We speak flawless English’? (Unfortunately, we do, but that’s not the point.)Here’s the deal: We were supposed to switch to a sea-view room that day. We’d already returned the keys to our old room and stored our luggage in the morning since the new one wasn’t ready. Everything was cool (shoutout to the other staff for being awesome) until we met this woman. She was squinting at the screen like she couldn’t see a damn thing. My friend was just spelling out her name in Chinese—not even looking at the screen—when this lady suddenly yells, ‘This is personal information!’ as if she’d been waiting for the chance to snap at someone.After what felt like an eternity of her fumbling around, she finally—somehow—finished whatever she was doing. Then she hits us with, ‘Do you already have a key?’ Seriously, who the hell would be standing there talking to her if they already had a key? Then she goes, ‘Is your room XXXX?’ And I’m like, ‘No, it’s XXXX.’ Turns out, the number she mentioned was our new room. So what was even the point of asking? Do they usually make guests guess their room numbers before handing over the keys? Is that how this place operates, or was she just being stupid?I don’t know what her problem was, but her ‘service’ was straight-up...

1. Front desk Staff is very helpful and friendly.|2) Ample Car parking lots near hotel at very reasonable rate of 600 yen per 12 hours night. A front desk staff actually walked out with us to show us how to pay and park the car overnight.|3) Room is reasonably spacious and clean with a big TV.|4) The king size Bed is very big but matress ia a bit soft for me but should be comfortable for most people.|5) Complimentary welcome drinks available from noon daily till evening.|6) Excellent location within 10-15 minutes walk to Kokusai Street.|||Disliked · 1) Nothing that l didnt like except the boiling kettle has strong plastic smell after boiling water that l would suggest the hotel management to change with stainless steel lining.||Would certainly stay again if return to Okinawa and strongly recommend this hotel.|It is good for 3 days in Naha to see most of the attractions, shirujo castle though the main entrance Hall is actually a 3-D Painting Photo because the actual is still under re-construction, Okinawa world, the fish markets and kokusai street, shikinaen Garden, Senaga island, Sefa-Utaki and half hour drive to American Village. Then move up to stay at Onna or Nago for the other attractions for...

Nice cosy hotel. We are a family of 4 and the 4 single beds were nice, soft and quite big and comfortable. The room was also spacious. If you stay more days, room is only made up every 3 days. They do provide toiletries that’s self service (free flow) that can be picked up from the check in counter. Toilet paper, slippers and comb is also free flow. The bath gel, shampoo and conditioner is also nice. The bathroom has a bath tub.If you are renting a car, you would need to check on the parking process more carefully as there are only 4 parking lots associated with the hotel. There is other public parking around the area that is relatively cheap but you would need to depend on luck for availability. There is a Lawson nearby so you can pickup the groceries you need from there. That’s the plus as there aren’t much other amenities around. Service will need to depend who you have on duty. As I stayed a week. We had a range of very nice service persons to ones that are not so patient as they often struggle to understand English. Thankfully there’s google...