Best Western hotels in South Okinawa, Okinawa Prefecture

"Great resort like hotel near the beach. We had a beautiful view of the see from our very spacious room with balcony. The pools were lovely and a perfect way to relax in between exploring and shopping. Just across the road was a lovely wee beach which was really nice for swimming. The breakfast was great, so many options to choose from and making it a really good value stay. Poolside food and drinks were very expensive and although they had restaurants at the hotel we didn’t dine there due to price and selection Having a convenience store onsite was great though for snacks, drinks and ice creams ( and a range of souvenirs fairly priced) as there is nothing walkable in this area. That’s the main downside of this hotel but worth it to have the facilities we enjoyed. There was a bus that stopped at the hotel to take you to and from the airport and to shopping areas so that was convenient. We spent a bit in u era though as it was a way out and the bus wasn’t always possible. Unfortunately our check in and out took way too long and the staff weren’t able to help with advice on local restaurants etc which was a shame as we depend on local knowledge when travelling. Other than that a great stay and we really enjoyed it "

"Great room and location."

"Outstanding quality."

"The bedroom and bathroom were more spacious than others we stayed in. Very clean and well kept. The Bar on the top floor was really nice."

"I like it"

"We stayed at Ryukyu Hotel & Resort Nashiro Beach for three nights and found it to be a great option for families, especially those with young children. The pools and beach were the highlights of our stay. However, do note that the afternoon tide can significantly lower the water level, making swimming less enjoyable during those hours. We visited during a very hot and rainy period, which limited some activities. Breakfast and lunch at the hotel were excellent, with a good variety and quality. That said, if you don’t have a rental car, transportation becomes a challenge,taxis are necessary to reach nearby cities or attractions. A key tip: renting a car in Okinawa requires an International Driver's Permit (IDP), which you must obtain in advance (e.g., from AAA in the U.S.). We were surprised by this requirement and unable to rent a car, which limited our ability to explore the island fully. Additionally, any tours or island visits often need to be booked well in advance, so plan ahead. The hotel caters mostly to families with children. While it’s a very nice property, adults traveling without children may find the atmosphere less relaxing."

"Good"

"The best hotel I’ve ever stayed in my life the room was very clean good smells and the staff were very helpful and polite "

"Great! Will definatly stay here again for a trip to Okinawa!"