We spent one night at NaHaNa. The hotel is conveniently located in downtown Naha. It's 7-8 minutes walking distance to the entrance to Kokusai Dori Street. The building itself impressed us when we saw it for the first time. The lobby was spacious and bright. But unfortunately, the rooms are not as impressive. The room is smallish and so is... More

Have stayed here for a night in early June, everything was so satisfied. The staffs were really helpful and friendly, they spoke good English that is totally a pro. Room was exactly what you can see from the pics, new, clean and spacious. Free cable was available in the room while the wifi only worked in lobby that caused a... More

I have stayed in this hotel about 10 for one night trips to Naha from the northern part of the island. I have never paid more the 5500 Yen for a night, the rooms are always clean, and the extras like breakfast and parking are only an additional 1000 yen. For these reasons, I have kept coming back over the... More

Our room size was relatively spacious compared to normal hotel rooms in Japan. About 5 to 10 minutes walk to Ryubo Department store and the start of Kokusai Dori. There are also Family Marts peppered around the vicinity. Hotel staff were very polite and helpful, and able to speak English. We had lunch at the hotel buffet one day, but... More

The hotel is very well located, spacious and comfortable room. Close to the monorail so you can go anywhere, you can go on foot to the Okinawa Cellular Stadium (about 10 min) or to Kokusai Doori (about 15 min). The breakfast is not included in the daily rate and it is a bit expensive - although there is a complete... More

My husband and I stayed here for 7 nights while on vacation. (not on honeymoon) It's a very convenient hotel in downtown Naha. You can walk or take the monorail to go sight seeing, and there are numerous restaurants to choose from behind the hotel. Our room was a decent size except we had two twin beds instead of a... More

Stayed on top floor (12F) and have a great stay for a valuable price (best rate via their own website). I travel solo and got a very spacious room for Japanese standards. Superb clean, nice loungy decorated, TV has 1 English channel BBC news, complimentary tea and ice machine, free use of laundry machines with dryers. Staff are kind to... More

We stayed here on weekend visit from Tokyo. Our room was spacious for a Japanese hotel. We had two very large, very firm beds and a small sitting area. The bathroom was the typical small Japanese hotel bath. It had the typical large pump bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body wash. On our last day we opted for the buffet... More

We check into this hotel in Apr, booked thro Hotel.Com's promotion with about US$630 for 7 nights. It is located in between 2 monorail stations - Asahibashi and Kencho Mae, both are 5 min walking distance and just next the Toyoko Inn. The beauty of Japanese hotel is with it's hygene provision, with all toiletories fully provided (except shaving cream... More