Hotel Dengan Pools di Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

The hotel was clean, and the room size was not too small for 2 adults and 2 toddlers. Most of all, I was satisfied that we could have a healthy breakfast at this price. When we signed up for the Vessel membership, we received an Orion beer as a gift, and perhaps because we stayed in a Ryukyu room, they also gave us Ryukyu King Team clothing. My daughter left her clothes and glasses in the public bath, but when I went to the reception the next day, they had them safely kept, which I was very grateful for.

We booked the highest floor with exclusive free flow of drinks from 12 noon to 10 pm. We get priority in service and breakfast was good with many offerings of their local delicacies like seaweed grapes, brown sugar and such. The private Onsen in our room with the beautiful sea view and the direct view of the landing pad of the airport and the reach of eateries just below the hotel with a 2 minutes drive. Location was quite central to the places we planned to visit and throughly enjoyed our stay there. Recommend you pay a little more for the exclusive member deal and will definitely stay there if we visit Okinawa again.

The room is spacious enough to open two large suitcases comfortably. The location is very convenient — just a short walk to the metro and also close to the ferry terminal. The staff are friendly and helpful, making the stay very pleasant.

Really enjoyed my 6 nights stay at The Nest Naha. The room was comfortable and clean with a great view, and the staff were genuinely friendly and helpful throughout. They do room cleaning every 3 days but also provide daily towel replacements, trash clearing and two bottles of water every day, so that’s perfect for me. The free drinks from 6–7pm each evening was a welcome bonus. The infinity pool on Level 14 looked amazing — didn’t get to use it this time, but that’s reason enough to return. Missed their breakfast too, so plenty to look forward to on the next visit. Location-wise, it’s very convenient. Close to Asahibashi Monorail Station, so getting to the airport or Kokusai Dori is easy. Lots of restaurants nearby and three konbini within walking distance, which is always handy. Parking at the hotel is ¥1,800/day, which is a bit steep, but there are cheaper options close by so it’s not a dealbreaker. Overall, solid hotel with a great location. Would highly recommend and will definitely be back.

Good location, very near to the monorail station and within walking distance to the shopping street. However there is no covered walkway to the monorail station and we decided to book a taxi to the airport as it was raining quite heavy. We enjoy the onsen and the free flow beer.

This property is BEAUTIFUL. I loved every part of our stay. The room was so spacious with thoughtful amenities, the public baths and pool area felt very luxurious and clean, and the location is hard to beat in Naha. The staff are all very kind and thoughtful, many spoke English but even those who didn't were extremely patient with my little Japanese. I would like specifically thank Santosh from the front desk staff. We ran into an issue with our baggage getting delivered in time before our departure to our country and if it wasn't for his help we wouldn't have had a hope of ever seeing that luggage again. His compassion and willingness to help us clueless tourists navigate our options and prepare our luggage for delivery will be remembered for a long time. I will recommend this hotel to any of my friends traveling to Naha!

Nice hotel close to Naha city beach, Naminou Shrine, and only a few minutes drive to/from Naha airport (free shuttle service available at fixed times). The hotel offers good value for money, with the hotel's onsen and breakfast buffet being the clear highlights. Location is not super close to the Yui Rail station and there are many adult entertainment facilities behind the hotel - so keep that in mind if traveling with family. Walking to nearby convenience stores takes a few minutes, but the hotel has its own 24/7 store that is stocked with all the essentials Check-in and check-out are done via self service terminals, which were quick and easy to use. But there are also staff members present who can assist and handle things like luggage storage. Regarding the room, unfortunately there was lots of condensation building up on the AC unit - and with that unit being located right above the bed, occasionally drops of water would fall right onto the pillow and/or your head. Not sure what can be done about this, but I saw another review mentioning it and wanted to confirm that this is indeed one of the few unpleasant aspects of the room / the stay at this hotel.

We really enjoyed our experience here. Free parking was very handy as it can add up over your time at Okinawa. We had excellent service from Jerry on the reception desk. The onsen was a great facility which was well maintained by their staff. I was disappointed that the mens had a sauna and cold plunge, whereas the womens only had a steam room and two hot baths. The front desk in the lobby can provide tattoo covers as these are required. The fitness room was disappointing.. only dumbells up to 10kg and a few cardio machines. It is a shame that the pool is an additional expense. The breakfast had a great variety of foods. We would happily return.

Fantastic hotel off the touristy area but in a convenient location. Hotel is currently under renovations and the new rooms are spacious and very nice. Breakfast spread is one of the nicest I have had anywhere. Location is local but walkable to some very good restaurants. Highly recommended.

I really liked my experience at this hotel. The staff were very helpful and kind. The only thing I would suggest is paying more attention to security and room surveillance during the night. One night, around 2 am a man came to my room and started knocking on the door loudly. It woke me up and disturbed me a lot. Fortunately, I did not open the door and simply told him in English that it was not his room. Another disturbing situation happened at around 9 pm on a different day. A staff member rang the bell while I was taking a nap. He was with another person, and he opened my door using a key card. Thankfully, the door was locked, so they could not enter. He kept saying “Konnichiwa” until I finally asked, “What do you want?” and then they just left. I think the hotel should be more careful about verifying which guests are staying in each room, as these situations were very disruptive and uncomfortable.