Where to stay in Okinawa Prefecture
Okinawa Prefecture hotels & accommodations
One never knows if the hotel is good for vacation in a new city. I booked this hotel based on location. Wasn’t sure about being so close to Depot Island ( crowds, noise, etc) It turned out it was the best thing we did. It was a bit far from the airport but can not beat the convenience of restaurants and shopping for daily necessities. We booked 2 rooms and the staff u...
One of the top hotels in Okinawa. I loved it very much. Staff were very helpful. Breakfast is a must try. Rooms were clean and they put a ice making machine on every floor. There is even Wifi in room. The hotel is right in the middle of Koukusai Dori, conveinent store next to the hotel, surrounded by lots of resturants and souvenior shops. However, if you plan on tak...
We stayed in 3 hotels in Okinawa and this is definitely the best! Superb view of the sunset from the comfort of our room. Excellent service by the staff and super comfortable room with hot spring tub. They even packed breakfast for us knowing that we had to check out early and would miss the breakfast buffet. The terrace serves really good pancakes! Location is conveni...
I brought my karate students and parent chaperones to Okinawa to train at the International Karate Study Centre in Yomitan and visit various sites. We decided to make our home base at the Hyatt Regency Naha, and that was our best move. The location near Kokusai dori was perfect, and we took day trips to Central and Northern Okinawa; the hotel is also not far from Shu...
This is my second visit to Hotel Monterey Okinawa Spa and Resort. It is really a good hotel located in Onna where convenience to go wherever north or south of Okinawa. Room was clean. All room has ocean view. The high standard of service provided could be maintained as what I stayed last year. Other than the hotel, there were plenty choice of food. It was easy for us ...
This is a great place to stay in Okinawa. As the hotel is located in Onna, central part of Okinawa, so we explored the northern and central part of the main island. Rooms are spacious and clean. Loved the bathroom! Highly recommend the wide range of food offered in buffet breakfast. In any case, there is not much choice for brekkie outside the hotel. Enjoyed the night...
This hotel is worth every single penny that you will spend on it. I will definitely come back to Hotel Aqua Citta on my next Okinawa Naha visit. From the size of the room, the rooftop glass pool, the bar next to the pool, low rate street car parks are all around the hotel (No need to worry about the parking issue is very important in Japan.) and the location which just...
I stayed at Blossom hotel in Fukuoka in June 2017 and found their hotel is very nice. So I booked Blossom Naha for my last night stay in Okinawa as it's very closed to the shopping centre and also restaurants. Surprisingly, they have hotel parking at JPY1500 for 24hours, so I don't need to search for external parking space. And this is a new hotel, and price is reas...
If you travel to Okinawa, you must stay this hotel as the best location!! Two years old hotel in Okinawa with nice location & clean room. A separate bathroom , toilet and sink & a wooden movable door to divide bedroom are the perfect design in this hotel. Thumb Up.
A complete hotel/resort that has everything... You could do your last min shopping of all okinawa goodies, if you rent car from Orix, you could hand your key at their counter next to the hotel recep, has onsen, sauna, swimming pool. Options Breakfast at the Jap or English restaurant or lunch buffet and we prefer the lunch buffet as it has a wider spread than the breakf...
Room was amazing with separate toilet and bathroom. Large and spacious compared to most hotels in Okinawa. Enjoyed the heated indoor pool and Jacuzzi!
ive stayed in over 20 hotels in Japan in the past year and this is by far the best. it is located a few steps away from Kokusai Dori, the heart of Naha, yet is so peaceful and quiet at night. it’s convenient to travel to other parts of okinawa from here and i love how huge the room is- way larger than Japan’s standards. it is also really clean. with subway tiles in the...
By far, this is the best place to be in Okinawa. The hotel is new, spacious and very clean. It captures the captivating view of the emerald beach. The food is good especially the beef they use. They have lots of restaurants. Their amenities would really make you have fun with water (pools, onsen, beach, sauna, massage). The staff are all courteous and nice. Checking-...
This hotel is just located in the middle of the Okinawa. If you want to go to downtown like international street or DFS, you could take luminous bus then transfer rail or taxi. If you have 4 adults, cost of taking taxi is comparable with luminous bus. There are 8 restaurants offered in the hotel from local Okinawa food, sushi, buffet to Chinese food. Do not worry about...
Though I had a heck of a time finding the place as I drove up (signs are blocked by other businesses' signs.) the hotel was great. The room was a little bigger than the average single bed I've booked and while there's no heat in the rooms, making for a slightly chilly night depending on how low it gets, its Okinawa and they do offer a heater in case you're the type to ...
Staff were very polite and nice. We checked in pretty late but they were all very happy to assist. Location wise, would only recommend for travellers with car rental (just like the rest of Okinawa hotels, really). There are restaurants just around 1km drive out and convenient store around 500m, which was quite nice. Rooms were huge and had good views (too bad it was al...
It was a great and pleasant stay! The staff of the hotel is very friendly and very attentive. The room is not big but suffice for a couple. Clean room. Great value for money. I would stay here again and again if I were to visit Okinawa. Train station and private hotel car park at doorstep makes it very convenient. 20 to 30 steps from train station or private hotel car...
It is a good hotel for spending our holidays there. This hotel provide a outdoor swimming pool mainly for children, it is large enough and beautiful. The indoor swimming pool and the onsen need to be paid. We live in the main building superior room with balcony, the bay view and swimming pool view is nice. The room size is large as compared with other hotel in Okinawa....
First of all, the location is just perfect. It's connected to Yui Monorail which runs around Naha city and also to Naha airport. If you take taxi from Naha airport, like I did, the trip will take less than 15 minutes. Moreover, the hotel is practically next to Naha bus terminal, which is very convenient for those who don't rent car. From outside, the RIHGA Royal Gran...
Loved my stay at this hotel!!! Nice, clean, comfortable, quiet, good facilities...that almost everything I need is in place and offered in a right way. I am quite a hard-to-pleased traveler when comes to hotel.Unfortunately, I have to be a frequent business traveler with a limited budget from my own little business.I guess I have no problem either to recommend to anyon...
I resided at this hotel several months ago with my wife for diving tour, and I can assure you that the stay here will be much more satisfying than you could expect (especially for who has been to Okinawa in prior). We actually stayed at the room only for like the sleep over since we spent most of the time outside, but we could simply judge that this hotel is one of th...
We stayed here on our first and final night of our trip to Okinawa, compared to other hotels we stayed during our stay this hotel is the most excellent value for money. Very clean, modern room with nice interior deign, high speed wifi in the room, well equipped bathroom, comfortable bed and staff are all very attentive and friendly. Excellent hotel location only 3 min ...
We stayed here for 6 nights & we did not regretted choosing this hotel. Very friendly staff, new facilities (onsen, washing & dryer machines, vending machines), provided free facial masks, free drinks, close proximity to car park, Family Mart & Lawson. Also only 10 min walk to International St, Ryubo Mall (5 min) & Monorail Station!! Best hotel in Okinawa!
This hotel is a very good hotel compare with value for money, it is not far from ishigaki town hall and easy to reach by bus. Further it is also provide free shuttle bus to her client travelling between airport to hotel. I also appreciate her front desk service staff friendly and polite service. Beside, it give me a very impression that is the welcome drink which serv...
It's a very nice hotel. The Room is clean, very comfortable, nice location for drivers. You can have a beautiful night view of Okinawa but a car is a must. They upgraded our room for our celebration which is very nice. We will definitely go again. Highly recommend for self-driving tours. This hotel is easily full because of tours, I booked the room two months before...
The hotel was perfect. Very close to Sunset Beach (1 minute) with nice view. Room size was also big compare to other Okinawa Hotel. A/C, hair dryer, fridge.. Everything was all in. However, the parking lot was not enough use, so we used the public. And there was a construction while we were staying. It's not noisy but trucks are moving so people with baby need to awar...
This is one of the best hotel/resort I have ever staied, it is really worth for money and thought the transport is a bit far from city, if I go Okinawa again, for sure will stay in this hotel again
This is my first experience to stay in a capsule style hotel like this, and this impressed me very much in a positive way. Although I was assigned on an upper bed. The staffs at the front desk are nice and helpful, there is a free welcome ice-stick that you can get at the counter as well as slipper etc. The room is super quiet and clean with a mini fridge and shoe shel...
Cheap places to stay in Okinawa Prefecture
Guest House Umikaji is conveniently located near the Prefecture Monorial Station, RyuBo Shopping Centre and Kokusai Street. Monorail ticket is Yen 260 from Naha Airport, only seven stations away. Suggest check-in time to bring forward to 2pm from current 3pm. Otherwise, Guests can stay/rest in the reception lounge/dining room, surf internet on the two internet termin...
It was very comfortable to access local restraints, shopping markets and local music pubs. It is at just center of Kokusai-dori, Naha the busiest street. We can enjoy Okinawa-soba, noodle, Makishi local grocery market, Yachimun street and Minyo music pub. And the room was nice and clean, it was good enough to have rest.
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Location is near the Okinawa main shopping street. Room is very clean and quite. However, you need to climb 3 floors to get to it. There is no lift. Budget backpacker with friendly staff who knows a bit of english.
I stay here for 3days with my friend. cabin hibiss is wonderful place for traveler. clean facilities, short distance from international street and very very kind storekeeper. if I have a chance to visit okinawa again, I'll stay here one more time!
The reception only open until 9pm. If arrive late, he will leave a message in front of the reception table. Only stay here if you are go for cheap.
It's the third hostel I stayed in Naha, and probably the best one of them. However there's nothing special about it, it's very basic. The location is good, next to Kokusai Dori, but the staff is almost non-existent.
The hostel is near Kokusai-dori just 5 mins walk, the facilities are clean, a bit hard to find. Staff were very informative and attending to your questions. Really worth the price in Okinawa. Book directly to the hostel is even more cheaper!
My second time staying here and I love it even more. The location was great and a 5 min walk to Araha beach. 15 min walk to American village. If I come back to Okinawa I'm definitely staying here for the third time. Very affordable.
Private quarters were cramped for two, and there were strict quiet hours in the common area due to the walls not reaching the ceiling, so ambiance is sterile. Bathrooms are also awkwardly small, but it's Japan. But the hostel manager was friendly and accommodating, facilities were clean and there's a smoking area outside of the building.
I stay there for 3 night in the ladies dormitory. I didn't have much expectation at first. However, once I got there, I found that the dormitory are spacious. You would not feel crowded inside. Also, the dormitory is tidy and clean. Location is good. Near "Kenchomae" station and easy to walk to Kokusai Dori. Staff there are really NICE!!! On my first day in Okinawa,...
It's a good spot to get around the north of Okinawa. Near the Aquarian and Sesoko island. You can do all water sports there with white sand beach. Guest house's owner is a nice guy! Even he can't speak english, but he with his whole patient to understand you. It's a clean and quiet place if you are looking for. I'm sure you'll sleep like baby. :)
I went on a trip alone this summer and stayed here for 3 nights and 4 days. The owner of the hostel was very nice and kind. The hostel was also very clean and it was located right in front of famous places in Okinawa. I really hope to go travel again. For sure, I will definately visit this hostel again!
CamCam is located at a very convenient place, near to monorail station, Lowson, Union, and many restaurants. The dormitory is comfortable, clean bed with 24 hr air condition. The living room is full with people at night, it is good to chat with another traveler and meet new friends. I'll still chose CamCam next time I travel to Okinawa~
It was the cheapest option and located right in the center of town, 5min walk to port and airport bus, loads of food options and a conbini nearby. Best option for cheap stay in Ishigaki. Bed is however shaky and facilities overall a bit worn out, but that's what I expect for this price. Staff was friendly, however English is very limited.
I was feel so good ~~ Not bad~and cheap~~
Staff spoke amazingly good English, and were really nice about it too. At other hostels the staff will be kind of upset if I am bad at Japanese, whether they speak English or not. They gave great advice about things to do. They helped me find an all-you-can-eat wagyu beef shabu shabu. This should have been the first place I stayed at in Okinawa. It is the perfect base...
The kind owner is better than tourist information office, gives the Best detailed advice on trips, activities, n local cheap home made delicious meals restaurant, that you must NOT miss it. Location is great, convenient. Beautiful green n sea view. Great atmosphere. It would be nice to stay in this guest house longer time. Highly recommended!
Staffs are very nice and kind, I love them. The living room is warm and Okinawa Style. It nears the Yui-Rail Station. We even cook for ourselves in the hostel with fresh ingredients brought in a cheap supermarket nearby. We walk to国际通 everyday. I will definitely go to Sora House the next time.
- good location, near the main market street - you can find every facilities at here, these are valuable to stay here. - toilet is only one room, but it's enough to use because the number of people in each floor is not much - I stay in dorm room, but very private and separate from other - the kitchen has everything you want - time of check-in is about 3 pm but you c...
ISA the host is such a nice guy! He sand me days before told me the area is blackout case the typhoon land to Okinawa. But I still need to visit Okinawa so I didn’t change my mind. I a, so glad I did that! The best hostel I stay in Okinawa, I love it in personal memories. The night is blackout, actually I need to walk 30min from the aquarium, ( because I am not driving...
Bit hard to find this place as there is no English sign as far as I could tell and the reception is hidden on the second floor, behind a kitchen, but once you're in, it's got an interesting and agreeable vibe.
This guest house is the best choice for budget solo travelers. shower room is clean, but low water pressure. bed is clean, no bug. it's centrally located at Kouri Island, walking distance to beach. staff is hospitable. It's cozy anyway...
This is my first experience to stay in a capsule style hotel like this, and this impressed me very much in a positive way. Although I was assigned on an upper bed. The staffs at the front desk are nice and helpful, there is a free welcome ice-stick that you can get at the counter as well as slipper etc. The room is super quiet and clean with a mini fridge and shoe shel...
The guest house is a small and cosy place like home. It is close to the coast and the surroundings is very dark and quiet at night, you can hear insects' sound and see the twinkling stars. In the guest house, everything is clean and tidy. The host Manabu is very kind, he remind me that I forgot to turn off my car light, and he introduced a delicious Japanese restaurant...
The staff here is from Okinawa and are super friendly and kind. Would recommend this place solely based on them! They generously helped with directions, calling for rental cars, and many other things that was especially quite annoying. Above and beyond service.The room is tiny, but the facilities were good, and the lobby area was spacious. The location is very convenie...
4-star hotels in Okinawa Prefecture
One never knows if the hotel is good for vacation in a new city. I booked this hotel based on location. Wasn’t sure about being so close to Depot Island ( crowds, noise, etc) It turned out it was the best thing we did. It was a bit far from the airport but can not beat the convenience of restaurants and shopping for daily necessities. We booked 2 rooms and the staff u...
One of the top hotels in Okinawa. I loved it very much. Staff were very helpful. Breakfast is a must try. Rooms were clean and they put a ice making machine on every floor. There is even Wifi in room. The hotel is right in the middle of Koukusai Dori, conveinent store next to the hotel, surrounded by lots of resturants and souvenior shops. However, if you plan on tak...
We stayed in 3 hotels in Okinawa and this is definitely the best! Superb view of the sunset from the comfort of our room. Excellent service by the staff and super comfortable room with hot spring tub. They even packed breakfast for us knowing that we had to check out early and would miss the breakfast buffet. The terrace serves really good pancakes! Location is conveni...
This is my second visit to Hotel Monterey Okinawa Spa and Resort. It is really a good hotel located in Onna where convenience to go wherever north or south of Okinawa. Room was clean. All room has ocean view. The high standard of service provided could be maintained as what I stayed last year. Other than the hotel, there were plenty choice of food. It was easy for us ...
I stayed at Blossom hotel in Fukuoka in June 2017 and found their hotel is very nice. So I booked Blossom Naha for my last night stay in Okinawa as it's very closed to the shopping centre and also restaurants. Surprisingly, they have hotel parking at JPY1500 for 24hours, so I don't need to search for external parking space. And this is a new hotel, and price is reas...
If you travel to Okinawa, you must stay this hotel as the best location!! Two years old hotel in Okinawa with nice location & clean room. A separate bathroom , toilet and sink & a wooden movable door to divide bedroom are the perfect design in this hotel. Thumb Up.
A complete hotel/resort that has everything... You could do your last min shopping of all okinawa goodies, if you rent car from Orix, you could hand your key at their counter next to the hotel recep, has onsen, sauna, swimming pool. Options Breakfast at the Jap or English restaurant or lunch buffet and we prefer the lunch buffet as it has a wider spread than the breakf...
Room was amazing with separate toilet and bathroom. Large and spacious compared to most hotels in Okinawa. Enjoyed the heated indoor pool and Jacuzzi!
It is a good hotel for spending our holidays there. This hotel provide a outdoor swimming pool mainly for children, it is large enough and beautiful. The indoor swimming pool and the onsen need to be paid. We live in the main building superior room with balcony, the bay view and swimming pool view is nice. The room size is large as compared with other hotel in Okinawa....
I resided at this hotel several months ago with my wife for diving tour, and I can assure you that the stay here will be much more satisfying than you could expect (especially for who has been to Okinawa in prior). We actually stayed at the room only for like the sleep over since we spent most of the time outside, but we could simply judge that this hotel is one of th...
This hotel is a very good hotel compare with value for money, it is not far from ishigaki town hall and easy to reach by bus. Further it is also provide free shuttle bus to her client travelling between airport to hotel. I also appreciate her front desk service staff friendly and polite service. Beside, it give me a very impression that is the welcome drink which serv...
It's a very nice hotel. The Room is clean, very comfortable, nice location for drivers. You can have a beautiful night view of Okinawa but a car is a must. They upgraded our room for our celebration which is very nice. We will definitely go again. Highly recommend for self-driving tours. This hotel is easily full because of tours, I booked the room two months before...
One of the hotels in Okinawa which offer Japanese tatami room at a very reasonable price. Love the rooms. Super spacious and comes with balcony. Location wise it's on top of hill so it can be a little out of the place if you do not drive. Excellent service rendered by the staff here. Breakfast is really delicious too. They offer free shuttle bus pick up from the airpor...
My wife and I hosted our wedding in beautiful Okinawa. I cant be more pleased with the staff at Hotel Moon Beach, the customer experience and overall facility were just excellent!! definitely recommended to every traveller who wants a good time near the Onna area.
The room is quite big and we chose a sea view room so it was wonderful! Beds are big! We could see sunset from the hotel grounds and it felt very relaxing. The staff were super friendly (starting from the hotel pick-up from the airport), we really loved our stay here! The onsen is a little small, but they have other facilities, two pools, table tennis/pool table for u...
Glad to have chosen this hotel for my first ever trio to Okinawa. Very enjoyable, relaxing and beautiful environment outside of naha. Location is tip top right next to the American village and being somewhere in the mid point of the island, it's an ideal place to be of you plan to visit both northern and southern parts of Okinawa. I chose a room with balcony and Seav...
We got to Okinawa and checked in, and the next day typhoon hit Okinawa! Terrace was a beautiful place to stay in and relax, plus it's location made it easy to sneak out to Mcdonald's or the convenience store for necessities! The staff were amazingly helpful and willing to go out of their way to make our stay unforgettable. We would definitely go back, since the rooms a...
Would be a perfect trip if the hotel staff or the taxi driver had told us that Okinawa Internation Airport only open its door at 7am when the hotel helped us book the taxi, we would have avoided waiting in the cold windy outdoor for 30 minutes.
I just got back from my trip to Ishigaki, and wanted to take the time to write a positive review (I’m not usually one to write them). This property and staff were amazing. Our two bedroom suite was huge- so much space for my family to spread out. The suite was well appointed with toiletries, snacks and iced tea. The breakfast was terrific- so many local cuisine opti...
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My general impression to hotels in Ishigaki is: they cost pretty higher than expected (say when compare to hotels in Okinawa) ART Hotel Ishigakijima is as well slightly pricely than expected. Nevertheless, it is a good hotel with good standard - hospitable and helpful staff, the hotel is clean. The pool is not a big one but the water slide is a remarkable one. it is ab...
My friend and I spent wonderful time in this hotel. It's a little far from the airport and other scenic spots, but u can take the bus at the airport that can help u to reach the hotel directly. If u want to visit the Ocean Park, u can take part in the one-day tour on the lobby, but u need book it in advance. The hotel attendants are very enthusiastic. They provided us ...
I almost don't want to tell how wonderful my experience was at Nirakanai Iriomotejima, but it would be too selfish to keep it a secret. From the minute I arrived the experience was sublime. I was greeted with refreshing jasmine tea, and seated comfortably while the hostess explained the activities and surroundings. The location is stunning. The rooms are lovely with...
It was nice spending 3 nights in Coco Garden. The location of the resort is good for you who drives in Okinawa. I do not see any public transport that can reach the resort. Staff are nice and helpful. The room is spacious and comfortable, though I think it needs some repair to the wall. Also there seem no restaurant opens at night nearby, but only a Lawson and a MacDon...
Very nice hotel in Okinawa. Rooms are large, confortable and also well-clean. All hotel personal are helpful and friendly. About 20 mins away from Naha airport. Nice indoor pool with water slide. Restaurants offers good food and price is reasonable. Highly Recommend!
It is very conventient because the hotel is just nearby the main transportation spot at Okinawa Naha city. Just 2mins to monorail station and 3 mins to bus terminal. For we travelers with a old lady and a toddler without rental car, it is very important. There is no available rooms while last year summer trip and we booked only one night for this trip because hotel ...
The hotel is perfectly situated; max 3 minute walk to either the bus terminal and ferry terminal. It is also very close to the local shopping arcade and restaurants. Hotel staff is absolutely friendly and lovely and have gone above and beyond for our stay. I had difficulties booking activities prior to our trip as most I found were mostly in Japanese and I emailed the ...
It's a great experience spending Christmas time at Renaissance Okinawa. The room is clean and spacious with excellent seaview. We are greeted by very polite staffs whereever we go and the staffs are trying their best to provide service to us and being helpful where possible. My husband and I enjoy the food at the Japanese restaurant a lot, it is a fantastic exp...
First of all, this hotel is the best for us among 3 hotels during our trip. Because the staff was really kind, this covers all pros. We were all satisfied and have good memory from here. Pros. Close to 'Pizza in the sky'(3min by walk), kind staff, cozy and clean room, good jacuzzi, vending machine instead of convenience store, nice breakfast Cons. Going deep into the...
Situated next near Kadena Base, immediately available is American Village and great food/view nearby. The Hilton hotel has main building, and DoubleTree is situated separately right next to ocean. The room, facility, and view are awesome. Best for couples and family vacation. Car parking is sufficient with around 10 covered parking slot
Luxury hotels in Okinawa Prefecture
This hotel is just located in the middle of the Okinawa. If you want to go to downtown like international street or DFS, you could take luminous bus then transfer rail or taxi. If you have 4 adults, cost of taking taxi is comparable with luminous bus. There are 8 restaurants offered in the hotel from local Okinawa food, sushi, buffet to Chinese food. Do not worry about...
First of all, the location is just perfect. It's connected to Yui Monorail which runs around Naha city and also to Naha airport. If you take taxi from Naha airport, like I did, the trip will take less than 15 minutes. Moreover, the hotel is practically next to Naha bus terminal, which is very convenient for those who don't rent car. From outside, the RIHGA Royal Gran...
Outdoor swimming pool was great, which is connected to the beach. Nearby Busena tour sites (observatory & glass boat) and diving spots offer many things to do outside resort in walking distance! Hotel staffs were wonderful... except for the weather that is beyond our control.. stayed in okinawa during typhoon but really would love to stay here again the next time I vis...
Beautiful hotel next to Cape Manza, well maintained and clean hotel. Breakfast are good, recommended for those who visit Okinawa!
Although the price was quite expensive, it was an excellent experience. Hotel staff gave me a warm welcome when I arrived. They told me all I want to know during check-in, e.g. facilities, restaurants and etc. And they are helpful to my request. The room is big, tidy and clean. There are a few good restaurants within a few minutes driving. The pool is very good. ...
Great customer service. Exceptionally clean rooms. The villa layout with your own private pool was perfect. The pool was approximately 4 x 8 meters - so a decent size. It’s a bit of a drive from the airport especially if you are planning to use a cab. The villas are out by Cape Zanpa with a couple restaurants within walking distance. Gorgeous views!! We will definitely...
We love this hotel, our room is facing the ocean and very spacious. The washroom was very big and the staff were very nice and helpful. Got valet parking and 24 hr butler service in case you need anything. The food / drink offered during breakfast, afternoon tea & cocktail were impressed. Highly recommend for couples / those love resort style hotel.
It was the best trip. In the first week of July, I spent my vacation in Okinawa, and I stayed in 3 different places. It was the best lodging. First, cleanliness that is thought to be the basis of accommodation. I think taking a rest in a very clean facility is the beginning and the end of the vacation. Secondly, employees are very kind. Every little consideration allow...
Very Clean & Nice Place. You can cook by yourself. The staff is very nice. Reminding, before you trip in, you should double check the room#; otherwise, you may cannot into the department.
The view from the room is excellent!! Everything in the hotel is good, it is clean and the staff are super nice! However I'm not quite satisfy with the rooms arranged. We booked 1 premium ocean view room and 1 superior room for 1 night. We are family and we wish to have 2 adjacent rooms. The staff said there is no vacant adjacent rooms that suit our room type and fi...
We drive the car to this hotel, they can help us park our car n bring it to us when we go out. Also they can drive us to the dinner place n pick us up after. So we can drink allot n dun worry. They got a private beach very nice. Also allot privacy in this hotel. Mostly the staff is super frdly n nice. I love here so much I wish I can come here again soon! This is a mus...
We had the most fantastic time at Villa Jusandi. The accommodation was spacious and airy but also very private and the whole time that we stayed there we only came across one other guest. It is just around the corner from the beautiful Kabira Bay and perfectly positioned for exploring the island, just make sure that you hire a car. By far the best thing about the prope...
Staff was very helpful. Good ocean view. Location is a bit hidden (took me a couple of wrong turns to get there) but the environment was nice and quiet. Not much around the hotel area, so best to enjoy your stay in the hotel!
We stayed in 3 hotels in Okinawa, I would rank this the 1st if not for his lack of food choices. The room is very nice, spacious and very well equipped. Fantastic view from the living room. Service is great and staff were all very friendly and helpful. However, the hotel only has a French restaurant and the terrace below has very limited food options. There isn't a con...
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Frequently asked questions
What are the best hotels in Okinawa near Ishigaki Port Ritoh Terminal?
Verified travelers to Okinawa who stayed near Ishigaki Port Ritoh Terminal have given top reviews to Hotel Emerald Isle Ishigakijima, The Breakfast Hotel Marche Ishigakijima and Emix Ishigaki.
What are the best hotels in Okinawa near Tamatorizaki Observatory?
Verified travelers to Okinawa who stayed near Tamatorizaki Observatory have given top reviews to Lagasis Ishigaki Nosako Villa - Vacation STAY 74548v, Ishigaki island inn UMISUZUME and guest house annsea.
What are the best hotels in Okinawa near Yonehara Beach?
Verified travelers to Okinawa who stayed near Yonehara Beach have given top reviews to Ocean View Ishigaki Kaze and Nami, Private Villa Atlanti-da3 and Aloalo Beach Kabira.
What are the most popular hotels in Okinawa?
Some of our most popular hotels in Okinawa are Almont Hotel Naha-Kenchomae, Vessel Hotel Campana Okinawa and Lequ Okinawa Chatan Spa & Resort.
What are the best hotels in Okinawa for couples?
Hotels in Okinawa that are highly rated by couples include Almont Hotel Naha-Kenchomae, Vessel Hotel Campana Okinawa and Lequ Okinawa Chatan Spa & Resort.
What are the best hotels in Okinawa for families?
Hotels in Okinawa that are highly rated by families include Almont Hotel Naha-Kenchomae, Vessel Hotel Campana Okinawa and Lequ Okinawa Chatan Spa & Resort.
What hotels in Okinawa have the best views?
Verified travelers to Okinawa have given top reviews for the views at Moon Ocean Ginowan Hotel & Residence, Hotel Hoshitate Iriomotejima and Guesthouse Connect.
What hotels in Okinawa have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Okinawa have given top reviews for the breakfast at Zamamia International Guesthouse, Pension Iriomote and Pension Sea Friend.
What are the best cities in Okinawa to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Okinawa include Okinawa Main island, Ishigaki and Miyakojima.
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Discover the Allure of Okinawa Japan
Okinawa, a stunning archipelago located in the southernmost part of Japan, is a destination that captivates travelers with its unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known for its crystal-clear waters, lush landscapes, and warm hospitality, Okinawa offers an experience unlike any other. The island is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, where soft white sands meet the azure sea, making it a perfect getaway for sun-seekers and adventure enthusiasts alike.
Beyond its breathtaking scenery, Okinawa boasts a rich cultural heritage influenced by its unique Ryukyu Kingdom history. Visitors can immerse themselves in the island's traditions through local festivals, traditional crafts, and delicious cuisine. The warmth of the Okinawan people adds to the charm, making every interaction memorable. Whether you're exploring ancient castles or indulging in local delicacies, the island's allure is sure to leave a lasting impression.
As you wander through the vibrant streets of Okinawa, you'll discover a delightful mix of old and new. From bustling markets filled with local produce to serene temples that echo the island's storied past, every corner tells a story waiting to be uncovered. This enchanting island is not just a destination; it's an adventure that invites exploration and discovery, making it a must-visit for those seeking a unique travel experience.
Top Reasons to Pack Your Bags for Okinawa
Okinawa is a treasure trove of experiences, making it a top choice for travelers from all walks of life. One of the most compelling reasons to visit is its stunning beaches. With over 1000 kilometers of coastline, the island is dotted with picturesque beaches such as Yonehara Beach and Sunset Beach, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. The vibrant coral reefs surrounding the islands offer fantastic snorkeling and diving opportunities, showcasing an underwater paradise teeming with marine life.
In addition to its natural beauty, Okinawa's culture is a significant draw. The island hosts numerous festivals throughout the year, celebrating everything from traditional music to local cuisine. The Okinawa Ryukyu Kaiensai Fireworks Festival is a must-see, featuring dazzling displays that light up the night sky. Additionally, the island's unique cuisine, including dishes like Okinawa soba and goya champuru, provides a culinary adventure that delights the palate.
For history buffs, Okinawa offers a rich tapestry of historical sites that narrate the story of the Ryukyu Kingdom. The Tamatorizaki Observatory and the Yoko Gushiken Monument are just a couple of the many attractions that provide insights into the island’s past. With its diverse offerings, Okinawa promises an unforgettable experience that caters to adventurers, culture enthusiasts, and families alike.
When is the Perfect Time to Experience Okinawa
Timing your visit to Okinawa can enhance your travel experience significantly. The best time to explore the island is during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) seasons. During these months, the weather is pleasantly warm, with lower humidity and minimal rainfall, making it ideal for outdoor activities and beach outings. Spring is particularly special as the cherry blossoms bloom, creating a picturesque backdrop for your adventures.
Summer (June to August) is the peak tourist season, attracting sun lovers and water sports enthusiasts. However, be prepared for higher humidity and occasional typhoons. If you enjoy lively atmospheres, summer festivals such as the Naha Tug-of-War Festival are worth experiencing, showcasing the island's vibrant culture. Winter (December to February) is less crowded and offers cooler temperatures, making it a great time for those seeking a quieter experience.
Keep an eye out for local festivals and events, as they can enhance your visit. The Okinawa World Admission Ticket allows you to experience cultural attractions and events, providing a deeper understanding of the island's traditions. No matter when you visit, Okinawa's charm and beauty will surely leave you enchanted.
Essential Travel Tips for Your Okinawa Adventure
Preparing for your Okinawa adventure can make all the difference in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience. Learning a few basic phrases in Japanese can be incredibly helpful, as not everyone speaks English fluently. Simple greetings, such as “Konnichiwa” for hello and “Arigatou” for thank you, can go a long way in connecting with the locals and enhancing your travel experience.
When it comes to transportation, renting a car is one of the best ways to explore the island at your own pace. Public buses are available but may not reach all tourist spots efficiently. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the driving rules in Japan, as they drive on the left side of the road. For those who prefer not to drive, taxis and ride-sharing services are also readily available.
Respecting local customs is essential while visiting Okinawa. Be mindful of cultural practices, such as removing your shoes before entering someone's home or certain traditional accommodations. Additionally, try to embrace the island's laid-back lifestyle and take your time to enjoy the scenery, food, and interactions with locals. These small gestures can enrich your experience and create lasting memories during your stay in this beautiful island paradise.
Where to Stay for Every Budget in Okinawa
Finding the perfect accommodation in Okinawa is easy, as the island offers a wide range of options to suit every budget. For travelers seeking luxury, the Lequ Okinawa Chatan Spa & Resort provides an exquisite experience with its modern amenities and stunning ocean views. Guests rave about the cleanliness and friendly staff, making it a top choice for those looking to indulge.
If you're traveling on a budget, the Prince Smart Inn Naha offers affordable yet comfortable accommodations without compromising on quality. Reviews highlight the helpful staff and convenient location, perfect for exploring Naha's attractions. For families, the Vessel Hotel Campana Okinawa is a fantastic option, boasting spacious rooms and a delightful breakfast that caters to all ages.
For those seeking a unique experience, consider the Almont Hotel Naha-Kenchomae, which combines modern design with traditional Okinawan elements. Guests appreciate the great spa services and the overall cleanliness of the hotel. The Hotel Mahaina Wellness Resorts Okinawa is another excellent choice, known for its wellness focus and beautiful surroundings. With such a variety of accommodations available, finding the perfect place to stay in Okinawa is a breeze.
Why Agoda.com is Your Best Bet for Booking in Okinawa
When it comes to finding the perfect place to stay in Okinawa, Agoda.com shines as a go-to platform for travelers. With an extensive selection of hotels, resorts, and unique accommodations, Agoda makes it easy to find options that suit your style and budget. Whether you're looking for a luxurious beachfront resort or a cozy guesthouse in the heart of Naha, Agoda offers a variety of choices that cater to every traveler's needs.
One of the standout features of booking through Agoda is the user-friendly interface that allows you to filter results based on your preferences. Want to find a hotel with a stunning ocean view or one that provides family-friendly amenities? Simply use the search filters to narrow down your options. Plus, with real-time availability and instant booking confirmation, you can plan your Okinawa getaway with ease and confidence.
Agoda also provides exclusive deals and discounts that can help you save money on your stay. Frequent promotions and special offers mean that you can enjoy high-quality accommodations without breaking the bank. Additionally, user reviews and ratings on Agoda give you insights from fellow travelers, helping you make informed decisions about where to stay. By choosing Agoda.com, you can ensure a seamless booking experience and access to the best hotel deals in Okinawa.
Getting Around Okinawa Like a Local
Exploring Okinawa is an adventure in itself, and knowing how to get around can make your experience even more enjoyable. Renting a car is one of the most popular options for visitors, as it offers the freedom to explore the island at your own pace. With picturesque coastal roads and stunning scenery, driving allows you to discover hidden gems and less-traveled paths. Just remember to familiarize yourself with Japanese driving rules, including driving on the left side of the road and adhering to speed limits.
If driving isn't your style, public transportation is another viable option. Okinawa has a network of buses that connect major cities and tourist attractions. While buses may not reach every destination directly, they are an affordable way to travel around the island. For those who prefer a more direct route, taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available, providing convenient transportation without the hassle of navigating public transit.
For a unique experience, consider renting a bicycle or scooter. Many areas in Okinawa are bike-friendly, and cycling allows you to soak in the local atmosphere while enjoying the beautiful scenery. No matter how you choose to get around, embracing the local transportation options will enhance your Okinawa adventure and lead to memorable discoveries.
Unforgettable Activities to Try in Okinawa
Okinawa is brimming with activities that cater to all interests, ensuring that every traveler finds something unforgettable to do. For the adventurous, snorkeling and diving in the crystal-clear waters is a must. The vibrant coral reefs surrounding the islands are home to a diverse array of marine life, making it a paradise for underwater exploration. Popular spots like Yonehara Beach and Sunset Beach offer excellent opportunities for snorkeling, while diving excursions can take you to more remote locations teeming with colorful fish and unique underwater landscapes.
If you prefer to stay on land, Okinawa's rich cultural heritage presents a plethora of activities. Visiting traditional craft workshops allows you to learn about local artisans and even try your hand at creating your own souvenirs. The Okinawa World Admission Ticket provides access to cultural attractions, including the famous Gyokusendo Cave and traditional performances that showcase the island's folklore. Don't miss the chance to participate in the Okinawa Ryukyu Kaiensai Fireworks Festival, where you can witness spectacular fireworks lighting up the night sky while enjoying local food and festivities.
For families, there are plenty of kid-friendly attractions that promise fun for all ages. Kabira Park is perfect for picnicking and enjoying stunning views of the bay, while the Yaeyama Shyonyudo Doshokubutsuen Park offers a chance to explore the island's unique flora and fauna. With such a wide variety of activities available, Okinawa ensures that your adventure is filled with unforgettable moments and experiences.
Shop Till You Drop in Okinawa's Vibrant Markets
Shopping in Okinawa is an experience that combines local culture with unique treasures. The island is home to bustling markets and charming shops where you can find everything from handcrafted souvenirs to delicious local snacks. A visit to the Euglena Mall in Naha is a must, offering a variety of shops and eateries that showcase Okinawan products. Here, you can pick up traditional crafts, textiles, and even try local delicacies like Okinawa's famous purple sweet potatoes.
For a more authentic shopping experience, explore the Makishi Public Market, where you can immerse yourself in the local atmosphere. This market is a feast for the senses, with vibrant stalls selling fresh produce, seafood, and local specialties. Don't forget to sample some street food while you're there; the market is known for its delicious offerings, including \em{goya champuru} and \em{Okinawa soba}.
If you're looking for unique souvenirs, consider visiting the many artisan shops scattered across the island. Here, you can find pottery, textiles, and traditional crafts that reflect Okinawa's rich cultural heritage. Whether you're searching for a special memento or simply want to enjoy the vibrant shopping scene, Okinawa's markets offer a delightful way to experience the island's charm and creativity.
Nature's Wonders in Okinawa's Outdoor Attractions
Okinawa's natural beauty is one of its greatest draws, offering a plethora of outdoor attractions that showcase the island's stunning landscapes. From pristine beaches to lush parks, the outdoor experiences available are endless. Yonehara Beach is a prime destination for those seeking sun and sand, with its soft white sands and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and relaxation. For a more secluded experience, head to Fusaki Beach, where you can enjoy a quieter atmosphere while still soaking up the sun.
For adventure enthusiasts, the Ishigaki Island Limestone Cave is a must-visit. This natural wonder features impressive stalactites and stalagmites, creating a mesmerizing underground landscape. Guided tours are available, allowing you to explore the cave's fascinating formations and learn about its geological history. Additionally, the scenic trails of Banna Park offer opportunities for hiking and birdwatching, with breathtaking views of the surrounding nature.
No visit to Okinawa would be complete without exploring the enchanting coral reefs. Snorkeling and diving excursions are readily available, providing access to vibrant underwater ecosystems. The marine biodiversity found in Okinawa's waters is simply astonishing, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Whether you're lounging on the beach, hiking through lush parks, or exploring underwater wonders, Okinawa's outdoor attractions promise unforgettable experiences amidst nature's beauty.
Step Back in Time with Okinawa's Historical Sites
Okinawa is steeped in a rich history that dates back centuries, and exploring its historical sites is a must for anyone looking to understand the island's unique cultural heritage. One of the most significant landmarks is the Tamatorizaki Observatory, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the East China Sea. This site not only provides a stunning vantage point but also serves as a reminder of the island's strategic importance throughout history. Visitors can learn about the Ryukyu Kingdom's past and its interactions with neighboring regions while soaking in the natural beauty that surrounds them.
Another notable site is the Yoko Gushiken Monument, dedicated to the famous Okinawan boxer who became a national hero. The monument stands as a testament to the island's sporting culture and the pride its citizens take in their local heroes. Exploring this area allows visitors to engage with the local community and understand the significance of sports in Okinawa's cultural identity.
For those interested in a deeper dive into Okinawa's history, the Ishigaki Yaima Village presents an immersive experience. This cultural theme park recreates a traditional Ryukyu village, showcasing the architecture, crafts, and daily life of the era. Visitors can participate in workshops, sample local food, and enjoy traditional performances, making it an engaging way to connect with Okinawa's past. Each of these historical sites offers a unique perspective on the island's heritage, ensuring that history enthusiasts leave with a richer understanding of Okinawa's storied past.
Family Fun Awaits in Okinawa's Kid-Friendly Spots
Okinawa is a fantastic destination for families, offering a plethora of attractions that cater to children of all ages. One of the most popular spots is Kabira Park, where families can enjoy picnicking amidst stunning views of the bay. The park features walking trails and lookout points that make it easy to explore the natural beauty of the area. Kids can run freely while parents relax and take in the scenery. The calm waters are also perfect for a family-friendly day of swimming or simply enjoying the beach atmosphere.
Another great family attraction is Banna Park, which boasts expansive green spaces, playgrounds, and even a petting zoo. This park is an excellent place for kids to burn off energy while parents enjoy a leisurely stroll or a picnic. The park's facilities are well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable visit for families looking to spend quality time together outdoors.
For a fun and educational experience, the Yaeyama Shyonyudo Doshokubutsuen Park is a must-visit. This botanical garden is home to a variety of native plants and animals, providing an opportunity for children to learn about Okinawa's unique flora and fauna. The park features interactive exhibits and guided tours that engage young minds while fostering a love for nature. With so many family-friendly options, Okinawa ensures that every member of the family has a memorable and enjoyable experience.
Experience the Vibrant Festivals and Events of Okinawa
Okinawa's rich cultural tapestry comes alive through its vibrant festivals and events, which are celebrated throughout the year. One of the most anticipated events is the Okinawa Ryukyu Kaiensai Fireworks Festival, held annually during the summer months. This spectacular event features stunning fireworks displays that illuminate the night sky, accompanied by traditional music and dance performances. Attendees can indulge in local street food while enjoying the festivities, making it a truly immersive cultural experience.
Another significant celebration is the Naha Tug-of-War Festival, which takes place in October. This lively event features a massive tug-of-war competition that symbolizes the strength and unity of the local community. Visitors can witness the excitement firsthand and even participate in the festivities, creating lasting memories while connecting with the locals.
Throughout the year, various smaller festivals showcase Okinawa's traditional arts, crafts, and cuisine. These events provide an excellent opportunity for visitors to engage with the island's cultural heritage, taste local delicacies, and experience the warmth of Okinawan hospitality. Participating in these festivals is a fantastic way to immerse oneself in the local culture and create unforgettable memories during your stay.
Practical Information for a Smooth Trip to Okinawa
Before embarking on your Okinawa adventure, it's essential to gather some practical information to ensure a smooth trip. The local currency is the Japanese yen, and it's advisable to have some cash on hand, as not all establishments accept credit cards. ATMs are widely available, but be sure to check if they accept international cards. Learning a few basic Japanese phrases can also enhance your experience, as it shows respect for the local culture and can help in everyday interactions.
Okinawa has a subtropical climate, so packing appropriately is crucial. Lightweight clothing is recommended, along with sunscreen and a hat for sun protection. If visiting during the summer months, be prepared for high humidity and occasional rain showers. A light jacket might be useful for the cooler winter months. It's also wise to have a portable charger for your devices, as you'll likely be snapping plenty of photos and using maps during your adventures.
Lastly, familiarize yourself with local health and safety guidelines. Okinawa is generally a safe destination, but it's always good to stay informed about emergency contacts and healthcare facilities. Should any issues arise, knowing where to seek help can provide peace of mind. With this practical information, travelers can focus on enjoying all that Okinawa has to offer.
Indulge in Okinawa's Delicious Local Cuisine
Okinawa's culinary scene is a delightful fusion of flavors that reflect its unique cultural heritage. One of the must-try dishes is Okinawa soba, a hearty noodle soup that features thick wheat noodles served in a savory broth, often topped with pork, green onions, and pickled ginger. This dish is a staple in local cuisine and can be found in many restaurants across the island, each offering its own twist on the classic recipe.
Another iconic dish is goya champuru, a stir-fry that highlights the island's famous bitter melon. This dish typically includes tofu, pork, and various vegetables, creating a flavorful and nutritious meal. Many locals swear by its health benefits, making it a popular choice among both residents and visitors. Trying these local dishes is an essential part of experiencing Okinawa's culture and flavors.
For those with a sweet tooth, Okinawa's desserts are a treat not to be missed. Purple sweet potato is a local favorite, often used in cakes and pastries. The vibrant color and unique flavor make it a visually appealing and delicious option. Additionally, the island is known for its shikuwasa citrus fruit, which is often used in drinks and desserts, providing a refreshing taste that perfectly complements the tropical climate. Exploring Okinawa's culinary landscape is sure to be a highlight of your visit.
Nightlife Adventures in Okinawa
As the sun sets, Okinawa transforms into a lively hub of nightlife, offering a variety of entertainment options that cater to all tastes. One of the most popular areas for nightlife is Naha's Kokusai Street, where visitors can find an array of bars, izakayas (Japanese pubs), and live music venues. This bustling street comes alive at night, with locals and tourists mingling while enjoying delicious food and drinks. Whether you're in the mood for karaoke or a quiet drink, Kokusai Street has something for everyone.
For those seeking a more laid-back atmosphere, the beachfront bars in Chatan offer stunning ocean views and a relaxed vibe. Enjoy a cocktail while listening to the sound of waves lapping against the shore. Many of these venues host live music performances, creating a perfect backdrop for a memorable evening. The combination of beautiful scenery and great entertainment makes Chatan a popular choice for a night out.
Don't miss the chance to experience traditional Okinawan music and dance performances. Many venues across the island showcase local artists, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Okinawa. These performances often include folk songs, dances, and even the iconic sanshin music, played on a traditional three-stringed instrument. Enjoying a night of local entertainment is a fantastic way to connect with the island's culture while having a great time.
Eco-Friendly Accommodations for Sustainable Travel
For environmentally-conscious travelers, Okinawa offers a range of eco-friendly accommodations that prioritize sustainability while providing a comfortable stay. Many hotels and resorts have implemented green initiatives, such as energy-efficient systems, water conservation practices, and the use of locally-sourced materials. Choosing an eco-friendly hotel not only supports sustainable tourism but also enhances the overall travel experience by connecting guests with the natural beauty of the island.
One notable option is the Hotel Mahaina Wellness Resorts Okinawa, which emphasizes wellness and sustainability. The resort features organic gardens, eco-friendly amenities, and wellness programs that promote a healthy lifestyle. Guests can enjoy a tranquil environment while knowing they are contributing to environmental conservation efforts.
Another great choice is the Vessel Hotel Campana Okinawa, which has taken steps to minimize its environmental impact. This hotel incorporates sustainable practices into its operations while providing guests with a comfortable and enjoyable experience. By opting for eco-friendly accommodations, travelers can make a positive impact on the environment while enjoying all that Okinawa has to offer.
Romantic Getaways in Okinawa for Couples
Okinawa is an ideal destination for couples seeking a romantic getaway. The island's stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, and serene atmosphere create the perfect backdrop for lovebirds. One of the most romantic spots is Sunset Beach, where couples can enjoy breathtaking sunsets while strolling hand in hand along the shore. The tranquil setting allows for intimate moments and unforgettable memories.
For a unique experience, consider booking a stay at the Lequ Okinawa Chatan Spa & Resort. This luxurious resort offers couples spa treatments, private dining options, and beautiful ocean views. The serene ambiance and attentive service make it an ideal choice for those looking to indulge in relaxation and romance.
Exploring the island together can also enhance the romantic experience. Take a scenic drive along the coastline, visit the picturesque Ishigaki Island, or enjoy a private snorkeling tour in the crystal-clear waters. The opportunities for adventure and connection are endless, making Okinawa a perfect destination for couples looking to create lasting memories together.
Unique Boutique and Guesthouse Experiences in Okinawa
For travelers seeking something special, Okinawa boasts a variety of boutique hotels and guesthouses that offer personalized experiences. These accommodations often reflect the local culture and provide a cozy atmosphere that larger hotels may lack. One charming option is the Almont Hotel Naha-Kenchomae, which combines modern design with traditional Okinawan elements. Guests rave about the cleanliness and friendly staff, making it a delightful place to stay.
Another unique experience can be found at local guesthouses, where travelers can interact with hosts and immerse themselves in the Okinawan way of life. These guesthouses often provide home-cooked meals and cultural activities, allowing guests to connect with the local community. Staying in a guesthouse is a fantastic way to gain insight into Okinawa's culture while enjoying a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Whether you choose a boutique hotel or a guesthouse, these unique accommodations offer a memorable alternative to traditional lodging options. Embracing the local culture and hospitality will surely enhance your Okinawa experience.
Okinawa's Best Hotels with Stunning Ocean Views
For those who dream of waking up to breathtaking ocean views, Okinawa has an array of hotels that deliver just that. The Lequ Okinawa Chatan Spa & Resort is a standout choice, offering stunning vistas of the East China Sea from its elegantly designed rooms. Guests can enjoy the serene beauty of the ocean while lounging by the pool or indulging in spa treatments that incorporate local ingredients.
Another excellent option is the Hotel Mahaina Wellness Resorts Okinawa, which boasts spectacular views of the surrounding coastline. This resort provides a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. The spacious rooms and balconies allow guests to soak in the stunning scenery, making it an ideal spot for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat.
Staying in a hotel with ocean views enhances the overall experience of visiting Okinawa, as guests can enjoy the beauty of the island right from their accommodations. Whether you prefer luxury or a more budget-friendly option, Okinawa has a range of hotels that offer stunning views and unforgettable experiences.
Okinawa's All-Inclusive Resorts for Stress-Free Vacations
For travelers seeking a hassle-free vacation, Okinawa's all-inclusive resorts provide the perfect solution. These resorts offer everything from accommodations and meals to activities and entertainment, allowing guests to relax and enjoy their stay without worrying about additional costs. The Vessel Hotel Campana Okinawa is a fantastic choice, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and comprehensive packages that cater to all ages.
Guests can indulge in a variety of dining options, participate in on-site activities, and enjoy access to beautiful beaches, all included in their stay. This all-inclusive approach makes it easy for families and couples to focus on enjoying their time together without the stress of planning every detail.
Another great all-inclusive option is the Hotel Mahaina Wellness Resorts Okinawa, which not only provides meals and accommodations but also wellness programs and spa treatments. Guests can unwind and rejuvenate while enjoying the convenience of an all-inclusive experience. Choosing an all-inclusive resort in Okinawa ensures a stress-free vacation filled with relaxation and enjoyment.