Okinawa Hotel

Unique historic hotel, offered a traditional tatami room that my family experienced for their first time in Japan. Rooms were spacious enough for our stay, nice that we could have two separate sleeping areas. Walkable to the Asato monorail and the Sakaemachi Arcade. Parking was nice. A wonderful experience for our family on their visit to Okinawa.

The hotel is an older facility, the rooms small but comfortable. They cater more to Japanese groups but they are very helpful with foreign visitors. The staff is awesome, going out of their way to make you feel at home. They have a great breakfast buffet and the hotel is not far away from Kokusai St. There is a Lawson up the block from them and a full service grocery store a few blocks away. We were in Okinawa for karate training and its a good place to stay!

The hotel is an older facility, the rooms small but comfortable. They cater more to Japanese groups but they are very helpful with foreign visitors. The staff is awesome, going out of their way to make you feel at home. They have a great breakfast buffet and the hotel is not far away from Kokusai St. There is a Lawson up the block from them and a full service grocery store a few blocks away. We were in Okinawa for karate training and its a good place to stay!

Great vintage 85th anniversary architecture by Hisao Nakaza, the 1st Okinawa architect. Very kind staff. Old (traditional) Japanese-style hotels, which is very comfort for me. you can enjoy big bath. Nothing special, but enough. Morning is perfect. the chef's salad is super healty.