Nakagami District Hotels with Wifi

"Staying at this beachfront hotel was a great experience. The location is super convenient, with beautiful ocean views right outside. The room was clean and tidy, and the overall environment was very comfortable, perfect for a relaxing vacation in Okinawa. The staff were also very friendly and provided excellent service. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay and would consider booking here again on my next trip to Okinawa!"

"The hotel is absolutely beautiful, with an old-money charm that makes you feel like you've jetted off to Europe. It's incredibly quiet and picturesque, especially with the white church nearby – perfect for photos! Watching the sunset from Hoshino Coffee and enjoying a meal at Qinghai Gala American restaurant, all within easy reach, means you don't even need to leave the hotel for days. We specifically chose this hotel because it offers family rooms for four people. The breakfast also comes with stunning sea views. The only downsides are that the rooms are a bit dated and the ground floor can be a little damp, though they do provide air purifiers."

"The usual clean and simple Mr. Kinjo hotel. Not much in the area except a park and seawall.Old local homes and hotels, and airbnbs. Konbini up the street, nearly abandoned mall, and some other restaurants near the highway. Washer in the room and dryer outside is ok. Hot water is hot for summer at 37c minimum. Medium fridge, kitchen, bath, microwave, ac all works good. Toothbrush, paste, shaver still provided. Parking available, but still dedicated motorbike spaces. Building some new hotel or something across the street was sometimes noisy in morning. Biggest problem was the room door every morning about 7＞10am would make cracking noise every 10 minutes, like somebody knocking on wall, and wakes you up. Appears the sun (east ) was heating the door making noise until you opened it. Strange. Also no water bottles or machine provided."

"The hotel was clean, modern, and very comfortable. The room was spacious and well-designed, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The location was also convenient, with easy access to the train station and transportation to Narita Airport. Overall, it was a great stay and I would definitely recommend this hotel to others."

"The facilities are quite old overall; the faucets and air conditioning units are dated. However, it's generally clean and hygienic. There's also a paid hot spring across the street. The breakfast selection is extensive, with options for children and baby food, making it very suitable for families with kids. For services, there's a clown show and a children's sand painting activity in the evening, along with late-night ramen. As for the location, our room had a beautiful view of the evening fireworks. A taxi to the airport costs between 170-200 RMB, and there's also an airport shuttle available for booking via QR code at the front desk. The beach is just a two-minute walk away."

"The breakfast is the best I ever had. There’s sashimi on rice, blue seal ice cream and many more. Toothbrush, facial wash etc free to take."

"An interesting hotel located on top of the hill, room is spacious, facility is a bit dated but clean. The bed could be better, but it is fine for a couple on nights. It has sufficient free parking facility, room charge included the spa fee which is nice. I went on the Public holiday weekend, so I got a room looking at the staircase. Breakfast offers a decent selection and healthy is their theme."

"This hotel is absolutely fantastic! Our itinerary primarily focused on the northern part of Okinawa: Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, Genki Village, Busena Marine Park, Nago Pineapple Park, Nago Castle Ruins, and Cape Manza. So, we planned to stay here for 4 nights and then move back to Naha for the last night. It turned out to be the perfect choice! The location in American Village is ideal. The surrounding commercial streets are bustling, making it super convenient for dining and finding food. My mom was worried about humidity staying by the sea, but it wasn't an issue here, and the commercial amenities are excellent. You can watch fireworks at night, creating a wonderful ambiance. Life around here is very convenient. There's a small Aeon mall within a 5-minute walk where you can buy daily necessities like milk for children. There's also a gashapon store downstairs, and the kids loved playing there every time. There are tons of delicious restaurants nearby: the famous Gurume Kaiten Sushi Market, Shiki Teppanyaki, Kairikiya Ramen, and Red Lobster. The hotel just opened this year, so everything is brand new. The hygiene and service are spot on, and the cleaning staff did a thorough job. We were a group of 4 adults and 2 children, with the older child being 6 years old. We booked a room for 5 people, which was a spacious 80+ square meters, featuring 4 beds, plus an extra bed in the living room. The space was incredibly generous. The kids could play and watch TV in the living room, and the balcony offered a direct view of American Village's nightscape, with fireworks visible on weekends. The room felt very much like home, equipped with a washing machine with a dryer function, a large sofa, and a small kitchen with an induction cooktop. You can request utensils from the front desk. For cleaning, you can choose between partial cleaning (by hanging a tag) or full-house cleaning. If you opt for full-house cleaning, they replenish drinking water, toiletries, and laundry detergent, which is a very thoughtful touch. We had a very comfortable stay. It's a shame our itinerary was too packed, and we didn't get a chance to experience the hotel's pool and sauna. I have to highlight the buffet breakfast! The taste was exceptional, featuring Okinawan specialties like Goya Champuru (stir-fried bitter melon with pork) and peanut tofu. The dishes rotated slightly each day, practically covering all the local Okinawan delicacies. The beef donburi, tacos, and noodles were also incredibly delicious. I loved combining the beef with sea grapes and placing them on top of the noodles; I ate it for four consecutive days and didn't get tired of it. There were also donuts and yogurt that the children loved. The whole family was very satisfied. Overall, the value for money is excellent. After staying here and then returning to Naha, I felt that the commercial amenities in American Village could almost meet the needs of downtown Naha. Okinawa's only head-turning trendy store, 'Mad Rabbit,' is also here, and my brother was very happy to buy the clothes he liked. It's within a 10-15 minute drive to Parco City and Aeon Mall Okinawa Rycom, making shopping super convenient. I highly recommend this hotel for families and large groups!"

"Clean, spacious room, conveniently situated relatively close to the ocean and American Village. Also offer free beach towel and bicycle renting, which even further improves convenience. Free breakfast includes a drink and an assortment of small, warm croissants. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend it!"

"The hotel is a bit far from the sea, so don't expect much of a view from the room. The view from the pool isn't great either; since the sea is distant, you mostly see residential buildings. We had dinner and breakfast at the hotel, but it seemed understaffed. The reception was sometimes unattended, and there were times when we wanted to order but couldn't find any staff. For the breakfast buffet, I ordered Okinawan dishes, but they didn't have any unique Okinawan specialties like mozuku or jimami tofu."