Naha Hotel Guide - Makishi Public Market hotels in Naha, Japan.

"Clean room , kind staff, great place outdoor pool with family."

"No central AC. If your room is not cold enough you gotta call the staff so they can change the AC temperature of the WHOLE hotel. Not coming back. "

"Thought from the pictures it was much better than it was. Business hotel very staple . Very weird having taxi come up to get you. Very bad they had a liquor time sake offered my kids thought it was water had access filled their water bottle then found out later it was not water "

"This hotel is excellent. If I may offer some suggestions to make the stay even better: the room would benefit from a chair with back support, as the sofa is a bit too low and deep for resting properly. Additionally, the pillows aren't quite comfortable for me—one feels too low while the other is too high, which made it difficult to rest well."

"My future choice of accommodation if I were to stay in Naha in future. Its conveniently located next to Miebashi. Minutes walk to Kokusai dori or just 1 stop away. Well equiped with great amenities. Coin laundry so you can lightened your luggage. Did not try breakfast but self paid lunch after check out on my last day trip in Okinawa. Lunch was great but do book prior with them, walk in may not guarantee a seat. Staffs were superb, friendly and professional. Had a wonderful stay."

"Nice hotel, close to the busy street"

"Hotel pajamas were soft and comfortable, breakfast was good, nice variety "

"A new hotel. It is just off from main street(less than a minute). We loved all about this hotel. Definitely we will book here when we come back to Okinawa again. Only negative side was the cost of parking 1800yen per day. Expensive for me. Except of that, nothing to complain."

"Room was very nice and comfortable. Location is good. A couple of nits prevented staff from getting 5 stars. First, the bell hop who brought up our luggage clearly wanted a tip and even after my wife gave him 1000 yen, he seemed to be waiting around to see if we would give him more. Since we only paid 1500 yen to get a taxi from the airport to the hotel, the tip already seemed excessive considering the no-tip policy in Japan. Also, even though the maid changed our towels and made our beds, the floor was not vacuumed. The in-house massage was also way over-priced. I was able to get one within a short walk from the hotel for less than 1/3 the price."