Hotel con colazione a Naha

We had a pleasant stay at Hotel Resol Trinity Naha. The location was one of its biggest strengths, with many attractions, restaurants, and train stations within easy walking distance, making it a great base for exploring Naha. The hotel is simple yet comfortable, with all the essential amenities you need for a convenient stay. The room was clean and well-maintained. While the bathroom was a little compact, it was functional and didn’t affect our overall comfort. We also really appreciated being allowed to check in earlier than expected, which was a thoughtful gesture after a morning of travelling. Overall, this is a comfortable, well-located hotel that offers good value for anyone looking to explore Naha. We’d be happy to stay here again.

Well situated for all types of activities in and out of Naha. Its right next to the busiest station in Naha (which is good but also pretty bad during rush hour). Its next to where the tour buses pick up their passengers. The hotel is surrounded by all brands of convenience stores. It has a department store next to it that has an Eibun Okinawan Soba - a famous Okinawan Soba restaurant but this branch had no lines maybe since it was newly opened during our visit (Summer 2026). Each floor has water refilling stations and ice machines, however a microwave is only located on the 10th floor. Skin care packages is on a by request basis, it is not included in the basic amenities provided in the room, meaning you have to ask for it every day. Oddly though, for a Japanese hotel the toilets in the rooms had no seat warmer.

ReTime located just shy away from Asahibashi station and a perfect walking distance from KOKUSAI DORI shopping street, tourist spots and various supermarkets. The hotel offers capsule rooms, family rooms and a cabin themed room where you are assigned either a top or bottom bunk. You also receive free slippers and borrow sleepwear during your stay. The hotel also offers complimentary basic amenities such as toothbrush, comb, shower caps, razors if you need them. At the lobby, there’s a beautiful wooden set of keyed lockers to choose to put away your shoes upon entering the building. The common space is cleaned very frequently, almost every few hours (Japan's standards will make you rethink your definition of cleanliness) and where guests can eat and drink (water and additional soft drinks provided, there's also a vending machine with a nice selection of snacks). The space very pleasantly airy with lots of sun, and overall a nice place to work, snack or relax as the cabin and capsule rooms have no windows. I loved the creativity as you are essentially sharing a bunk bed with privacy that’s provided with a sliding screen door. It’s decent, with adequate room for luggage but few may struggle if the luggage is quite large as the aisle can be a bit narrow. This can be reflected from your neighbour next door at times~! I found overall it was very comfortable and I was assigned the top bunk during my long stay. The bed is clean, with complimentary cleaning on the 7th day (10am-3pm), and there’s a decent sized desk. The privacy of the cabin room is definitely the main highlight about ReTime if one wishes for privacy but reduced budget than a standard hotel room. A slight issue with this kind of arrangement is shutting the screen doors may end up being noisy (the screen door naturally reduces soundproofing). However having stayed for quite some time, I found the bed and room overall very comfortable and decently spaced. If I stayed longer, this would not be an issue as the bed was quite spacious personally. The shower option as opposed to the public onsen baths is much appreciated as 1) some women are not comfortable with the public baths, and 2) when that time of the month happens...this would reassure future guests planning to come to ReTime. The additional complimentary ammeties such as toner, cleanser and lotion were surpising and great to use also. Some crticisms regarding the stay: upon entering, I was told check in was at 4pm, which is quite later than average . I found a coin locker nearby but would have liked to be informed I could have stayed in the common area until check in if desired. It was a bit dissapointing as I could have saved a few hundred yen and energy after a flight. The washing machine instruction was unclear as the yellow button had to be pressed before scanning the touch bracelet, the step which is not in the images, and the staff member assisting was a bit rude (it likely shows the issue with this particular step had occurred many times). Perhaps putting some numbered stickers may help with step by step - especially turning that yellow button to green. Overall it’s a positive experience to recharge and stay long term, however I personally found that the service can be improved. Please note this is my own personal experience and I'm not affiliated or sponsored by ReTime. All photographs are taken by myself during the stay.

Location The hotel is conveniently situated on a side street just off the main road. It’s a quiet spot but offers easy access to nearby restaurants. Service Issues • Poor Communication: I arrived an hour before the 3:00 PM check-in time. While I understood that early check-in wasn't available, the staff directed me to a small, uncomfortable bench at entrance of restaurant to wait. It was pouring rain outside, and the seating was so poor I eventually chose to go out into the rain just to kill time. I later discovered a proper reception area with comfortable seating on the 11th floor—I wish the staff had directed me there instead of the hallway. • Misleading Incentives: The hotel provides an information card stating that guests receive a 1,000 credits for skipping room cleaning. I opted out twice during my first stay but never received the credit. When I returned for a second stay and inquired about it, the receptionist told me that since I had already checked out, there was ”no proof” the room wasn't cleaned no credit can be provided. It’s small, but the lack of accountability felt deceptive. Room Quality On a positive note, the rooms are very spacious, which made the physical stay quite comfortable

Questo grande hotel, situato vicino a Kokusai-dori a Naha, è ideale per famiglie con bambini. Le camere sono spaziose e dotate di doccia e vasca. La colazione a buffet offre un'ampia varietà di deliziose opzioni. È disponibile un parcheggio attrezzato, comodo per chi viaggia in auto.

Mia madre, 74 anni, si è ustionata quando una tazza che stava sollevando nella guesthouse si è rotta verso le 23:00. Ha chiesto al proprietario di casa una pomata per le ustioni, ma poiché aveva bevuto, non poteva guidare per comprare le medicine. Il proprietario mi ha solo detto di andare in ospedale o di chiamarle un taxi. Ho dovuto continuare ad applicare impacchi di ghiaccio per alleviare il dolore fino a dopo le 4 del mattino. Il proprietario ha spiegato che era dovuto alle differenze nella cultura giapponese del vetro, ma perché non avevano messo un cartello accanto al bicchiere che indicasse che non poteva essere usato con acqua calda? Questo mi ha fatto arrabbiare ancora di più. Il nostro viaggio non è potuto iniziare come previsto e ora abbiamo delle vesciche. Abbiamo anche mal di testa per la mancanza di sonno, per fortuna abbiamo delle medicine per il mal di testa. Questo incidente mi ha fatto sentire molto strana riguardo alla cultura di Okinawa. Questo era il secondo giorno del mio primo viaggio a Okinawa con mia madre e l'itinerario di oggi ne è stato decisamente influenzato. Sono molto delusa. Inoltre (non avevo intenzione di lamentarmi), il materasso sul pavimento è così sottile che non è adatto alla maggior parte delle persone. La qualità del materasso in un'altra guesthouse in cui ho soggiornato a Okinawa era di gran lunga inferiore. È chiaro che non hanno minimamente considerato il comfort dell'utente.

L'hotel è nuovissimo e il check-in si fa all'ultimo piano. Il personale parla inglese e la maggior parte delle richieste possono essere gestite in autonomia, il che rende il processo molto efficiente e ben progettato. Abbiamo soggiornato ai piani alti, ma onestamente non ne è valsa la pena. L'hotel è un po' distante dal mare e dai piani alti si vede solo uno scorcio della città. Un piccolo neo è la posizione non proprio comodissima per i trasporti. Dalla stazione ci vogliono circa sette-otto minuti a piedi e molte linee di autobus non passano vicino alla stazione di Miebashi. Bisogna prendere il tram e poi cambiare autobus. Se si prevede di fare escursioni giornaliere a nord di Naha o alle isole circostanti senza noleggiare un'auto o prendere un taxi, potrebbe essere un po' scomodo. La colazione era deliziosa! 😋

Bell'hotel, servizio in camera discreto (ma probabilmente troverete un prezzo migliore in un ristorante vicino), ma molto comodo. Le dimensioni della camera erano davvero ottime, c'era persino un divano. La piscina è piccola ma offre una splendida vista del tramonto: consiglio di provarla almeno una volta. A 15 minuti dal terminal degli autobus di Naha, da dove partono la maggior parte degli autobus per la maggior parte delle destinazioni, e a 15 minuti dalla spiaggia. Anche se non è la posizione più centrale, direi che è un ottimo affare per questo prezzo.

Loved it, staff were super helpful. Very easy location, jumped on the monorail to go everywhere. Lots of shops and food options. Also got a free coffee each morning with the coupon. Slept great, was silent.

Il Naha Seaside Hotel è generalmente buono, è un hotel a 3 stelle. Si trova in un'ottima posizione, vicino all'aeroporto e raggiungibile tramite la stazione monorotaia di Asahibashi. Le camere sono spaziose e dotate di balcone, alcune con vista mare. La colazione è ricca di prelibatezze locali, il servizio è attento e il personale è entusiasta e multilingue.