Hotel Resol Trinity Naha

Excellent location, right next to the bus terminal. The front desk staff were also very good; you can pick up toiletries yourself next to the front desk. Please be eco-friendly and only take what you need. They give you an ice cream voucher to redeem at the entrance of the lobby. There's a hot spring on the top floor, and it's very comfortable to change into the provided hot spring wear and go for a soak upstairs. You can also store your luggage.

Extremely clean, tidy, beautiful, and comfortable! 👍 I stayed in a medium-sized room by myself and it was incredibly cozy and comfortable. The hotel staff had excellent service, and the rooftop onsen was also very relaxing and clean. They even thoughtfully gave me a free ice cream! The most important thing is the hotel's super convenient location, right at the Naha Bus Terminal, making it easy to get anywhere! I'll definitely bring my family to stay here next time!!

This hotel is great, all the facilities are new. It's located in a quiet area but still conveniently close to the action; it's about a ten-minute walk from the bustling Kokusai Street and easy to find. The staff are very welcoming and enthusiastic. Overall, it was an excellent stay!

Location: A convenient 15-minute tram ride from the airport, a 5-minute walk to the bus terminal, 20 minutes by taxi to the outlet village, and 30 minutes by taxi to Parcocity – an excellent location overall. Room Layout: Typical Japanese business hotel setup, with comfortable and good quality bedding. Overall Hotel Review: Great, and the breakfast is definitely worth trying.

The location is super convenient; it's a five-minute walk from Asahibashi monorail station, and getting here from the airport is quick. Across from the hotel is the Naha Bus Terminal, making it easy to go anywhere – we even took a bus from there when we switched to our resort hotel later. Although the room was over 20 square meters, it felt a bit cramped, possibly due to the low ceiling, but that's typical for city hotels in Japan, so I can't complain too much. The room had a natural wood style and was generally tidy, but the sofa by the window was quite dirty with suspicious stains. Also, I booked the room very early, but ended up with a third-floor room directly facing the parking garage, which offered poor privacy and views. When I went downstairs to speak with the front desk, I was told it was a pre-assigned room and couldn't be changed. Oh well. The highlights of the hotel are the rooftop bath, perfect for relaxing after a long day, and the ground-floor restaurant where you can buy a three-hour all-you-can-drink package, a definite win for alcohol enthusiasts.