Hotels in Naha with Bathtub

"Stayed for a short 2 nights as I've a morning home flight. Room is CLEAN! Majority of hotels around Japan comes with a decent tub for you to soak in... I'm happy Tissage's 🛁 is spacious & deep. I took my warm soak after a long tiring walk each nights . The window view overseeing the harbour/port is calming however it rained on all my 7 days in Okinawa.. Fortunately on my final night the ☀️ showed up gracefully. Love the initiative that the hotel lobby has a display of few pamphlets of attractions.. Umikagi Terrace Senagajima one really caught my eye. Glad i went! I might only consider its tricky location though, as there's construction works going on during my visit in May . A 11-15mins walk frm hotel gets u to arrive into Asahibashi station. I took /booked a DiDi ride the morning which i had to leave for an international fligh home, a decent fare of ¥ 1950 to Naha airport. All staffs speaks great English! :D Bed is comfy, using Simmons mattress! 👍🏻 ✨ Okinawa works well if you rent a car... public transport is tricky as buses operates on schedule and often the buses were slightly delayed behind time due to traffic congestion. I'd recommend it anyway. 😁 Arigatogozhaimasu Tissage Hotel & staffs."

"The hotel's strongest asset is its location relative to Asato Station (Yui Rail). It is approximately a 30-second walk from the station exit to the hotel lobby. (Photo [1]) A 24-hour supermarket (Sakae Machi Ryubo) is located directly opposite the hotel. (Photo [2]) It is only 18 minutes from Naha Airport by monorail and just a 3-minute walk to the eastern end of Kokusai-dori (International Street), Naha’s main tourist strip. (Photo [3])"

"Before checking in, I was told there was a PIN, which I assumed was the room password. I entered it incorrectly, and the room lock got disabled. I also didn't notice that the actual password was below the room number on the screen. What's the point of giving out a PIN if it's not the room code? I had to contact customer service, and the entire conversation was in English, which made communication difficult. The app also didn't display messages in real-time, which wasted a lot of my time."

"The hotel's location is pretty good. While it's not in the very center of Kokusai Street, it's quite convenient for the subway station. You can walk to the Prefectural Office and even DFS. There's also a seafood market right next door, which is great for dining. The lobby environment and room size are both decent. However, having to pick up toiletries downstairs yourself makes it feel a bit too much like a budget hotel (even though it carries the JR name...)"

"A twin room for less than 400 [currency, e.g., JPY or CNY] is quite a good value for money. The location is tucked away on a side street, so it's relatively quiet and not too noisy at night. It's a 15-minute walk to Kokusai Dori and less than 10 minutes to Miebashi Monorail Station. I arrived around 1 PM, expecting to just drop off my luggage, but I was pleasantly surprised to be able to check in right away. However, check-out time on the following day is a bit early, at 10 AM. The room size is decent; most hotels in Japan have similarly compact rooms. Despite being small, it has everything you need, and you can even take a bath in the tub. The only downside is that they don't provide complimentary bottled water, so I had to buy my own."

"When I was booking a hotel in Okinawa, I did some research, and most recommendations pointed to Tokyu REI, mainly because of its great location. But this hotel is even closer to Tsubogawa Station and has bigger rooms. Plus, there's a 7-Eleven just 200m away with a wide selection of items. As for the room amenities, all the toiletries are Refa, and so is the hairdryer. My hair felt incredibly smooth after using them... I absolutely loved it and I'm totally sold! I'm planning to get a set to take back home, but I'm not sure where to buy them in Okinawa. If any of you know, please let me know! [blushing emoji] The room also comes with a washing machine and dryer, which was fantastic! The humidity on this island is so high, so it was great to be able to wash and dry clothes the same day. They even provide laundry detergent – it's a spray-type concentrated detergent and smells really good! A microwave and fridge are also essential in the room. We opted not to have breakfast at the hotel, so we bought rice balls and sandwiches from 7-Eleven and heated them up in the room's microwave. Although the hotel doesn't provide bottled water, there's a water dispenser on the 5th floor with hot, warm, and cold water, which is incredibly convenient when traveling with kids! There's also a coffee machine nearby [selfie emoji]"