Hotel Dengan Wifi di Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

Although the room was small, it was clean and hygienic, and very close to the subway station – just a few dozen meters' walk. The front desk staff provided Chinese service and were very enthusiastic, explaining the diving activities in great detail. The hotel has a small pool and a small hot spring (you wear swimsuits to use it). There's a free all-day beverage buffet, and a free late-night snack buffet in the evening, but it gets extremely crowded and noisy. Many of the guests here are from Taiwan. It's also very convenient for getting to Kokusai Street for shopping.

1. The location is good, right by the beach. The sand isn't as fine as Yalong Bay, with a lot of rocks and shells, but the water quality is decent. 2. Breakfast is okay; I'd definitely choose the hotel's breakfast over other local restaurants. 3. The facilities are a bit old, but there are plenty of amenities and soft furnishings. 4. On the downside, for this price point, the hotel's ice bucket isn't disposable. The wet/dry separation in the bathroom isn't great. There were disposable paper cups available, but a male staff member at the front desk rudely insisted there weren't any – though these issues might be subjective. 5. Definitely get an ocean-view room. It's about a 100 RMB taxi ride to Aeon Mall, which is quite close, and about 200 RMB to the International Cruise Terminal. Both are very convenient, just for your reference.

The hotel is conveniently located less than a 5-minute walk from Tsubogawa Monorail Station and under 10 minutes from Naha Bus Terminal. It's also just a 10-15 minute walk to Kenchomae (Prefectural Office) and the entrance of Kokusai Dori. There are several convenience stores and a supermarket nearby, plus a Don Quijote (Donki) right downstairs. Overall, its location makes getting around very easy. The hotel lobby, located on the fifth floor, is quite spacious and features a terrace, a gym, and a children's play area. Having stayed at other hotels of the same brand, I'm generally pleased with their in-room amenities. The room I booked this time featured two single beds and a sofa bed, making it perfect for three adults. It was well-equipped with a washer/dryer combo, a mini-fridge, a microwave, and more. The room was also very spacious and comfortable, exactly as depicted in the photos. The front desk staff spoke fluent English and were very friendly and helpful.

Rooms in Japan are generally on the smaller side, but the breakfast here is quite substantial. You have to request room cleaning at the front desk, otherwise, they won't clean it proactively. There's a direct airport shuttle right outside, which is super convenient. It's also a short walk to American Village, where they have fireworks every Saturday.

The hotel is located right next to Tsubogawa Station, offering incredibly convenient access as it's just outside the exit. It's also surrounded by convenience stores (FamilyMart and 7-11) and a post office that's even open on weekends. The hotel has coin-operated laundry machines and dryers on the first floor, but their washing and drying performance is quite average; it's probably better to use the laundromat next door. The hotel offers a reasonably priced breakfast and lunch buffet. At other times, the restaurant functions as an executive lounge for Accor elite members, but guests who booked through Ctrip cannot access it. It's important to note that while Ctrip bookings *can* be linked to the Accor ALL app, the hotel itself doesn't recognize your Accor membership status nor does it provide member benefits for such bookings. Given that Accor offers excellent benefits to its members in Japan, elite members are strongly advised to book directly through Accor's own channels.

Pros: We were upgraded to a family room, which was incredibly spacious and very comfortable. The small table on the tatami area was perfect for a relaxing drink. All the essential facilities were available. Apart from the bathroom feeling a bit dated, the hotel was generally good and quite clean. There's a direct bus service from the airport to the hotel; we took the Airport Bus OAS on this trip. The aquarium is relatively close. We couldn't find a taxi on the fireworks night and had to walk for 30 minutes, though it's typically just a 5-minute taxi ride. Breakfast was decent, but the selection wasn't extensive, so it might get repetitive if you're staying for many days. Cons: The pillows had a strange smell, and even after requesting several replacements, we encountered the same issue. Luckily, we had brought our own pillowcases. It seemed daily housekeeping wasn't provided by default. We returned to find our room hadn't been touched. Fortunately, we ran into a staff member and asked them to clear the trash and replenish our drinking water.

Located in central Okinawa, this hotel is perfect for a relaxing getaway. It's right next to the beach and has a very grand exterior. The rooms are spacious, with a large bathroom and bathtub, and the balcony offers endless ocean views. In the mornings, you can even see people doing yoga on the beach. The hotel boasts three outdoor pools: two for children and one for adults. The water is very clean, and the kids absolutely loved them. Watching the sunset from the infinity pool was particularly beautiful. The breakfast spread was incredibly rich and diverse. I finally got to enjoy some of Japan's expensive fruits! You'll see families from all over the world here. However, it's best to get a queue number early to avoid long lines during peak hours. Highly recommended for families traveling with children.

Location, food and service were excellent. The room was very spacious and well maintained. The staff was courteous and helpful. Breakfast is worth the money. Varieties of Ryukyu and western dishes were served fresh. They have a very interesting feature. Since we were staying only for two nights we didn't ask for room cleaning services. Just asked for towel replacements. So they offered gifts. The only drawback was the timings of the hotel amenities - pool and sauna. These facilities are available only from 8am -9pm. As a tourist, this is the time when I will travel for sightseeing. I would have liked to use these facilities to relax after a long day of outdoors. We could use none. What's the point of having these facilities then? The timings should be then mentioned on booking sites.

The room was quite spacious, easily one of the biggest I've stayed in at a Japanese hotel, and the free onsen made for a very comfortable stay. There's a beach nearby with a designated swimming area. While transportation is fairly convenient, it does require a bit of a walk to reach public transport stops. Picking up drinks at the convenience store and enjoying them with friends as we explored the surroundings was a real highlight.

First off, the hotel's location is super convenient, less than 200 meters from Asahibashi Station. There's an elevator available, and the path from the station to the hotel is completely flat, making it easy to roll luggage. The breakfast buffet was delicious! Four items were particularly outstanding: the Okinawan mixed rice, pasta, cold plate with lemon seaweed, and Okinawan tofu. The pajamas were incredibly comfortable and felt brand new. It's rare to find any odor, let alone that strange disinfectant smell. Many budget hotels I've stayed at in Japan struggle with this, so it's a commendable advantage! The air conditioning in the rooftop communal bath's changing room was set perfectly, very comfortable. Outside the laundry room, there were several lounge seats, convenient for waiting. Downsides: I couldn't find the dehumidifier button in the bathroom, and it didn't automatically activate even when it was damp. The room door felt a bit thin; if you don't wake up early, you'll hear people walking by outside.