Urasoe Hotel Guide - Urasoe Yodore Hall hotels in Urasoe, Japan.

"We didn’t get to use the pool because in the evenings it’s reserved for over 18s which makes it sound like a weird swingers after hours party pool to be honest and my 14 was really annoyed. The room was absolutely minute, so small, we really struggled between the three of us moving around in there. The room was above something that vibrated all night so I didn’t sleep well and despite my booking including breakfast they charged me another £22 for my daughter and I to eat it. There were no “welcome drinks” as advertised either. The staff were very nice but the hotel is not as good as the photos make it seem and just isn’t very hospitable and welcoming. "

"Plenty of restaurant choices inside the hotel and the spa was nice too"

"Great staff and parking and very close to everything. Has a Laundry room. Very convenient. We stayed here twice and loved it"

"It's a good 4 star hotel, great breakfast as far as variety, but be careful - they say they close at 10am, but they aggressively remove all dishes right at 9:30, so plan accordingly! Other then very early food removal from breakfast, it's a great hotel."

"The cleanliness of the room could be improved, especially in the bathroom."

"The ac didn't keep the room as cold, even after lowering it to the lowest degree. "

"I would definitely stay here on a return trip to Okinawa. The two bedroom apartment was spacious and clean. It was great to have a private balcony."

"Clean Room and nice staff"

"Staying here for 4 nights, room is spacious and exactly as on the photos. Kitchen is well equipped, there is balcony in the photo but is locked and not allowed to access. The toilet seat is not a Japanese style one, shower pressure is weak. There is a 2 in 1 washer and dryer. WiFi is bit slow too. Free parking is a plus. They required pre-check in registration but I kept on having issue uploading our passport which is a bit annoying, until the day before check in I finally made it. Overall it was a nice place to stay. "