Hotels Near Naha Municipal Tsuboya pottery Museum in Naha

Good to have more choices for housekeeping. And, customers can get the cleansing stuff at front desk, however, some of them are needed to ask staff to take. Not really user-friendly even through they don’t want ppl get too much of them. Good to have dripping coffee bag to get and coffee to be taken Away after breakfast. And, the location is convenient

Cospa was good and very satisfying stay. I stayed at the same series of tea surge the day before, but it was definitely better here. The location is also within walking distance from Miei Bashi bridge, there are two supermarkets in addition to convenience stores, and you can walk to tomari, so I think access to the remote island is good. ○ Even if the front desk response was not yet accustomed, it was transmitted that it was working hard and I had a good feeling. He responded with sincerity to this hope. ○ Parking Tower type indoor parking, 1000 yen per night. It takes a little time to get in and out. ○ About the lounge on the 2nd floor, coffee during the day! It is a lounge where espresso can be freely drunk. The space is large and comfortable, but it was a little disappointing that there were many people who did not wear masks. ○ Room Stayed in Standard Twin. Although the room is not large, it is new and comfortable. The original amenities of Koshino Junko were comfortable with the eucalyptus fragrance. ○ Breakfast The variety was quite good and the taste was good. I was sorry because I signed to solidify the customer and sit down even though it was a corona. I wanted to sign a more affordable assignment.

Location is good, close to many things you need: Ferry pier to islands, fish market, temple/ small beach within city, shopping avenue and 美榮站monorail. Rooftop swimming pool is highlight, if it’s free of charge from 7pm-11pm that be excellent. I went at 4pm and just me there was perfect. Wish more ppl swim and fewer ppl take pic at pool for bragging in social media , they kinda disturbing with fancy swim suit and drinks in hands 😝. Pic showed bubbles blow around 8pm, super romantic and calming and peaceful. Another highlight:Pajamas is a surprise, soft and fit and comfy. I stayed in double room and is a bit small for 2 persons. One is good enough though

After researching thoroughly for our anniversary/babymoon, we were happy this hotel was close to the bus terminal as well as downtown area with all the restaurants (roughly 15-20 mins). Hotel also came with detergent (for a fee) to use in their washer/dryer. Now the downside - this hotel can't possibly be a 4 star hotel, DO NOT fall for it. The hotel lobby is dated as is the room. We booked a double room/suite that's supposed to come with a double bed and view. Instead, we got a room with sofa and 2 twin beds facing a hotel with a smiley face and the sea somewhere in the back. So for the first night since it was late, we squeezed into 1 bed. On the second day, I went to the front and told them what we had booked and asked if they can change our room because I had paid a higher rate. What ended up happening is they pushed the 2 beds together and Voila! Now we get a ”double bed” with a crack in the middle. Luckily we only had 2 nights of this left, my poor husband slept in the crack of this hard AF bed. The bed was old and excruciatingly painful. My husband couldn't believe how hard the bed was! We contemplated sleeping on the floor if it wasn't so dirty and we had thicker blankets. Imagine being 25 weeks pregnant and having to sleep on your side on such a hard bed - my back, hips and shoulders were sore for days after leaving Okinawa. I thought the pain was from being pregnant until it resolved as we continued our trip and ended up in a different hotel. I have never slept on such a hard bed - and I've slept in hostels, shared beds with multiple friends, and had slept on cracks numerous times during my travel. By far, this has been THE WORST experience. I've also been more comfortable on a motel 6 bed. So do yourself a favor. Don't stay here unless it's cheaper than any 1 star hotel you see around. It'll likely be a more comfortable stay for much cheaper.

Although the room is quite small, it provides all necessary facilities you need when you stay in a hotel. Breakfast was good. Location is the best. One annoying thing is the smoking area at the front door of the hotel. We smelled it many times when we walked in or out from the hotel.

The hotel's parking lot is three-dimensional guidance. It is not obvious. It is not a vacant space next to the hotel. It is more troublesome to ask the hotel staff to help. It is quite convenient to check in. The hotel has a first mail QRcode as long as you scan the counter staff. The hotel parking is 1500 yen a day. No limit If you want to enter and exit frequently, it is recommended to park in the hotel. Otherwise, there are some parking lots nearby. The service of the hotel staff is also very good. Because the family is not comfortable, I accidentally vomited in the corridor and notified the hotel staff. They also quickly helped clean and care about this stay. Triple room is very spacious. Two 29-inch suitcases + one 25-inch can be opened. No problem. The bathroom is big enough. The bath is not too narrow. There are also two pillows. One is softer and one is hard. You can choose your favorite lying next to the hotel. There are two super merchants. It takes less than a minute to walk. It’s very convenient to buy things. The soundproofing is not bad. I didn’t hear the sound of other rooms. It’s more residential. The TV can be connected to Netflix and YT. It’s very convenient to see everything. If you come next time, you will stay.

It’s a hotel with two pools, which was nice. My husband used the hot spring and bath and said it was great. There’s a bar on the top floor with a nice view of the city. However, we did not go there. We had a car with us the whole time we were there and Parking was ¥1500 per day. Walkable distance to a city beach. There isn’t a convenience store nearby so make sure to bring things back with you when you’re out. There are a few restaurants scattered around. The hotel actually provides a map to show you where they are. The breakfast was great with a good selection of traditional Japanese style breakfast as well as some western food. But it was always busy before 8am. I guess most guest there early birds.

Overall it was ok. Good facility for hot spring. Close to airport. 7-10mints to Asahibashi monorail station. Approximately 20-30mints to Naha airport. Recommend to take monorail instead of taxi due to traffic. 24hrs 7eleven convenience store and ATM for overseas card holders is very useful. There are 2 breakfast restaurants options for 2800-3000 yen range . Staff was very helpful .

Lovely hotel by the sea with view of aeroplanes taking off and landing at the airport, which is a 5+min drive away. Room is big and spacious! There's a kitchenette with a decent sized fridge, a microwave and sink. Hotel provides ”bento” breakfast for guest. Note: Hotel maybe near airport, but it's difficult to get cab if you have early morning flight. Best to get reception to book a cab the night before. Also, traffic is heavy in that area in the morning. A 5min on Google maps, can become 15mins.

It's right near the American Village and the scenery is great. It's more convenient for eating and other things. The nearby Ryukyu Beef requires a reservation, and the online reservation has been scheduled for a week later, so I didn't get to eat. It's an average 5-star hotel. The breakfast is not rich, but it's just OK.