Ryukyu Sun Royal Hotel — Hotel in Naha

We stayed at this hotel few days ago for 6 days. Great location and quiet neighborhood. It's a 2-3 min walk to Asahimachi monorail station. One minute walk to grocery store just take the back entrance door and turn right, the store is on your left. The front desk speaks little english, it helps to have a translator app ready when you check in and out. Our breakfast is included to the package. Our room is small, bathroom is tiny with no vent. The room key turns everything on and off including the ac, tv and ref. Price is average, they will provide your toiletries everyday just flag "pls clean room" sign on the door knob. There is only 1 monorail line that runs from Naha to Shuri station. Kids can get a discount ticket. The airport is a 15- 20 min ride to the hotel. From the airport take monorail to Shuri and get off at Asahimachi station. Turn right after the ticket booth, when you go down the stairs turn right and you will pass the double tree hotel on your left. Walk for a block and turn left, take the first right and the hotel is located on the left side...

Ryukyu Sun Royal Hotel, where we spent most of our time in Okinawa, had a good location being just a few minutes walk from Asahibashi monorail station and the Naha Bus Station making travel within and around Naha convenient. Like a lot of hotels in central Naha, the building was old and renovation is long overdue. All of that would’ve been fine but the dirty wet clothes smell filled the room and without being able to open the window, it was quite unbearable. The triple room was an extremely tight fit making it difficult to move around. Lack of electrical outlets was also an issue. It was an all around uncomfortable stay and one of the worst hotel...

Hotel is situated 15 minutes from Naha Domestic/International Airport and 5 mins walk from Asahibashi Station. The hotel is not a fancy or new hotel. We stayed in a Twin Room for 4 nights. It has all the basic needs and the room is not big. The room comes with 2 super-single bed and toilet is small, bathtub is about 1ft shorter than normal. It takes 15 minutes to walk to Kokusai Dori and it will take another 20 minutes to walk to the end of the street. You can take the monoroail to Makishi Station and start the shopping from the other end instead. Overall we are satisfied...