Family-friendly Hotels in Okinawa

I stayed here for a couple of days while waiting for my ship to arrived, the room was clean and comfortable, good restaurant in the hotel with good food, the Zoo, bars and shops in walking distance to the hotel, friendly staff, Internet signal was not too strong in my room I had to stand by the desk. But I recommend this place if you are looking for a place in the city that is clean and affordable.

It was made like a renovation of an old love hotel. It's neither good nor bad. At night, you have to unlock the entrance and exit yourself, so you should tell me how to do it in advance. The disgusting point was that the walls were thin and I was worried about the sound of people walking in the aisle.

A cheap hotel located near the seaside in Okinawa. More than 600 yuan a night, the price is very high. Although the room is not big, it is very clean and the service is very thoughtful. Not bad. Have the opportunity to come again.

It was cheap in Okinawa until now, but I hesitated to stay in many old hotels, but this is new and convenient location. Because it is close to the main street, the taxi is picked up immediately, and there are many places to eat, and 3 minutes walk to the supermarket. I think it is very unique to choose your favorite pillows with a microwave oven and a kind of pillow 々 on the side of the elevator on each floor. The hotel itself is small, more for business than for family and sightseeing purposes, and free bread and coffee are provided in the morning. The cleaning was well done to the corner 々, and the friendly staff were pleasant with a smile and a smile every time they met. Amenities that can be received every day for women are full of good value for money, and only happy things for tired bodies.

The Crown Hotel is an Excellent option for lodging. It is a convenient commute by car to Kadena Air Base and Camp Foster. The Japanese Inn is clean, the front desk staff is friendly and capable, and the rooms are spacious. Parking is free and convenient. The WiFi worked well, and the quiet atmosphere was conducive to rest and work. Dishes prepared and served at the restaurant were tasty but straightforward and delivered quickly. The restaurant offered various selections, but the best bets were the Okinawan and Japanese specialties such as the soba. The local draft Orion beer paired well with the local cuisine and was served cold and delicious.

1. The hotel adopts no reception, you must check in by yourself. If you have any questions, you can press the contact number on the tablet panel. You can talk to the service staff to help check in if you need to speak English or Japanese. The car is parked in the parking lot in front of the second floor for free. The parking lot is very large. We only have four cars when we check in, including our vehicles. If there is no self-driving, the traffic is a bit inconvenient. 2. The location is halfway up the mountain, there are many motels or daily rental suites nearby, I don’t know why I feel very empty, and I don’t feel very comfortable on safety concerns. 3. The room environment is the same as the photo. The room range is super large. The baby is very happy to run around, but it is also very happy to hit. The room lighting is dim, personally feel that the sight line is poor, the remote control is super insensitive, and it is difficult to switch or shut down. 4. During the stay, no one will remove the garbage, and you have to find a way by yourself or put it in the check-out. 5. Basic spare parts are available. The room is located at the highest point, so it is very convenient to open the window to watch the sunrise or sunset.

The name itself ”Music Koza” was first what attracted my daughter to recommend and suggest it. As a 1st time visitor to Okinawa, we did not do much research and chose a hotel in the ”middle” of the island. We thought being in the middle, we can move to any sigh-seeing spots conveniently =) Its an advantage that there's an express bus that stops quite near the hotel...but its still almost a distance to the hotel...and up a slope! Its less than a km straight but you really have to struggle if you have heavy luggages. First to climb up a flight of steps from the bus stop and then walking up the slope. As a location, it's near bus stops to major sites and have restaurants and convenience stores like 7-11, Family Mart within walking distance. The only advantage is it's nearer to the American Village, as compared to Naha town but that's about it. The hotel is self check in, no one will be at the lobby to welcome you or to wave you good bye. all instructions sent to you by email and its quite easy to follow as there were english instructions. We stayed 3 nights and 6 towels were given in the room...as shared above, you can call no one during your stay. But the room is spacious by Tokyo, Japan standard and the in room wall-mounted TV was H-U-G-E!....biggest I have seen in any of my travels. Its a luxury...only if you stay in the room for Netflix whole day...else its just a white elephant. (see photo) We tried to cancel and asked for partial refund after we realised we are better off in the city, but unfortunately we could not. So, stay here IF you have any business or interests nearby, else you are better off with a hotel in Naha city.

The parking lot downstairs is very cheap for 24 hours for only 600 days. The room is overall very nice and there is no counter service (confirm the password in the e-mail before picking up the key) ps: I didn’t receive the letter, but fortunately there was a Japanese person who helped me and called to inquire🙋Instantly rescue!