Hotels in Ginowan

"The hotel is very new and modern. Rooms are correct and a big bigger than in other cities in Japan. They are very clean and have a nice balcony facing the seaside. The staff is very kind and they serve free drinks from 4-7pm. The breakfast is correct and offers a little variaty of food. Products are in general fresh. There's a Family Market 24/7 just at the entrance of the hotel. Few nice restaurants are also available for lunch or dinner closeby (some can be reached by foot).  The direct bus from/to the airport (bus 143!) stops just 100mt away from the hotel and it's very convenient. You also have buses for Naha City and to some beachside destinations. The nicest beach is Araha (40min by foot, 20min by bus 63, and 10-15 by car). Tropical beach is also closer but I preferred Araha with a lot more restaurants facing the beach and a lot of people and call family in the evening (there is also a kids ground). The Hrand Hotel Ginowan is a nice place to stay."

"We had a wonderful 3-night stay at Prince Hotel. As a self-driving couple, the location was convenient even though it’s not in the city center—there aren’t many walking distance restaurants or cafes nearby compared to Nara City Centre, but it makes up for that with its peaceful atmosphere and stunning sea views. We had morning run to tropical beach nearby! Every room has a sea view, and the beds were incredibly comfortable. The bathroom was modern, and the water pressure was excellent—absolutely no complaints about the room at all. Customer service and front desk staff were helpful and accommodating with all our requests. The breakfast was solid—10 out of 10—with a good variety of choices and an amazing view to enjoy while dining. Breakfast time is from 7 to 10 am. Parking is complimentary, and there are five parking floors right beside the hotel, which made things very convenient for us. If you’re looking for a relaxing stay near the Ginowan area, this is the place to be. I’d absolutely rate it 100 out of 100 and highly recommend it to couples looking for a peaceful getaway."

"It is a night stay, but it is enough for staying. There is a feeling of cleanliness and there are individual home appliances. There is a little supermarket nearby, and if you walk a little, there are Don Quixote and restaurants, so it will be a break for sightseeing fatigue. There is also a post office nearby, so you can send a carry case and souvenir to your homecoming destination, so you can go home empty-handed."

"It’s a nice hotel for families wanting to go and explore the north and south sides of the island. Room was spacious but not exactly facing the ocean so I had to go close to the window or out of the balcony to see the ocean. Kind of a side view. The parking lot is packed in the evening so we had to go to a second parking lot across the street. Kind of a hassle when you have luggage or are in a hurry. Breakfast is also very crowded and usually about 20 minutes of a wait but when I said I was in a hurry, they let us eat at the lounge which was also nice. They also offer lunchboxes so you can choose to pack your breakfast and eat it in your room. Which would be a great choice if we had a full ocean view. The public bath was also under construction so could only be used at a certain time. Way too late for ladies and children (the start time being 21:00). This should be the opposite in my opinion. But overall the staff was friendly and the pool was nice."

"Although it is a certain distance from Naha city, it is convenient to go anywhere by bus, but I think it feels like a renovated house with clean and very good facilities, and the experience of renting a bicycle for 500 yen is very good Great. The person who seemed to be the owner of the house, but was very frank, asked for 110V socket contact, which was a bit unfriendly and didn't feel good. As a guest, the request was natural, and it seemed that the hotel had to be renovated. Is it impossible"

"The room was very spacious and came with a kitchenette for cooking (though cooking utensils need to be borrowed from the front desk). The bathroom featured a large window offering sea views, but on lower floors, the view is obstructed by the trees in front. Nonetheless, watching the lush greenery was quite pleasant. There's a shopping mall and a 24-hour supermarket nearby, which is incredibly convenient. I would definitely stay here again."

"The location is quite poor, but the health is not as bad as expected, it’s okay to live casually"

"The equipment is great, I care about the microwave, refrigerator, flow station and washing machine. The above equipment is very convenient, I don't have much luggage, I have three sets of clothes in Okinawa for five days, enough."

"It feels like an apartment for a single person. There is a refrigerator, microwave, kettle, washing machine, and hair dryer, and you can rent a cooking set for 1,500 yen during your stay. There is a supermarket nearby, so it is recommended for long-term stays."