New Hotels in Naha

"The hotel facilities are new and clean, and the staff are professional and friendly. The mattress and pillows are just right, not too soft and not too firm. The shower pressure is strong. It's close to Kokusai Dori and the Kencho-mae bus stop, making it very convenient for transportation."

"I had a wonderful stay at The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Naha during my trip to Okinawa this May. The hotel is incredibly modern, clean, and beautifully designed. The location is a major plus it's highly accessible, making it seamless to travel around Naha or head out for day trips. The rooms are spacious, quiet, and offer a fantastic view of the city. I especially loved the contemporary aesthetic and the thoughtful amenities provided. The staff were professional, polite, and made check-in and check-out a breeze. Whether you're visiting for leisure or a relaxing urban getaway, this hotel is a top tier choice in Naha. Highly recommended, and I would definitely stay here again!"

"This is a very new hotel, it just opened in May. It's a quick 10-minute taxi ride from Naha Airport (about 1500 JPY) or a 20-minute bus ride (280 JPY). The port is a mere 10-second walk away, so I highly recommend this hotel if you're planning any island-hopping trips! **Facilities:** I stayed in a twin room with a harbor view. At 30 square meters, it felt a bit spacious for just one person. The toilet and shower are separate, though the toilet cubicle itself was a bit tight to turn around in. The water pressure was excellent, making for a really refreshing shower. The toiletries are ginger-scented... if you're not a fan of ginger, I'd suggest bringing your own."

"Excellent value for money, easy to find, with plenty of parking lots nearby. The staff at the front desk were friendly. The room was very clean and spacious enough, but lacked a coffee table and only had one chair, so we had turns eating our breakfast boxes. The bathroom and toilet were a bit old-fashioned, but the toilet itself was new. The bathroom also lacked hooks and towel racks, which was very inconvenient, so I went to a 100 Yen store and bought three hooks for my own use."

"If you are an International traveller who arrives late after the airport closes and leaves before it opens, please be sure you understand everything about the entrance and exit. I highly recommend that you check with the airport information desk directly or ask the hostel by translation apps. It is a very good place to stay for anyone who plans to catch an early flight, though the staff cannot speak English fluently, which means it takes time to communicate. Breakfast is included!"

"1. Location: Approximately a 3-minute walk from Asahibashi Station (don't refer to Google Maps, just take the elevator from the tram stop and walk along the riverbank). There's a trendy bar downstairs; the soundproofing is excellent, completely quiet. The back entrance of the Roynet Hotel is opposite. 2. Surroundings: There's a Lawson, 7-Eleven, and Daikoku Drugstore right at the corner. Many izakayas (Japanese pubs) are also nearby, so you don't need to go all the way to Kokusai-dori to find food if you arrive late. Popular restaurants are also within easy walking distance. There's also a department store and car rental company next to Asahibashi Station, saving you commuting time and making it suitable for short trips (there's also cheap 24-hour parking nearby). 3. Facilities: Since it only opened in 2025, everything is new and fully equipped, with lighting and remote controls—comparable to a hotel. Separate bathroom and toilet. There's also plenty of space to pack luggage. If you need toiletries, you can get them on the first floor (towels, disposable personal items, and trash bags). The Wi-Fi is strong. There's a microwave, but unfortunately, no cutlery or plates are provided. 4. Check-in Procedure: As it's an unmanned hotel, you need to provide your passport first before receiving your room number and password on the day of check-in. It's recommended to take a picture and save it on your phone beforehand. 5. Cleanliness: Visually acceptable; not much dust, no mold in the sink or bathroom, and the toilet ventilation and bidet are good. 6. Quietness: Aside from the occasional whooshing sound from a biker's exhaust pipe, there's not much other noise. The room's orientation on the floor also minimizes disturbance from neighbors (and you rarely encounter them, probably because everyone values ​​peace and privacy). 7. The downsides are the relatively small bed, the weak hairdryer, and the need to dispose of your own trash upon check-out, which might cause mistakes for tourists. Also, the Wi-Fi doesn't have a password; you can connect from the first floor, raising security concerns. (The photos were taken at check-out; the actual tidiness upon check-in was even better!)"

"Convenient transportation It takes only 20 minutes from Naha Airport. Bus or monorail can be reached The nearby restaurants are not open in the afternoon, and it is more difficult to find something to eat when you wake up late. Small episode Cleaning sister on the day of not checking out, 11 am wake me from sleep Small accident, but does not affect the accommodation Overall satisfaction 😀"