Naha Hotels with Pools

I stayed for 4 days, arriving at the hotel before the typhoon hit. The wind started picking up around 11 AM. Since I arrived early and my room wasn't ready, I just left my luggage at the front desk. What was great was being able to use the public lounge on the second floor, which offered free alcoholic beverages, coffee, tea, and even free popcorn. The hotel also had different activities every day, which was a nice touch. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and hygienic. I didn't book breakfast, so I can't comment on the food.

The location is super convenient, right at the entrance of Kokusai-dori. I booked a twin room and it was more than enough space for one person; I could spread out my luggage freely. The bathroom was also quite spacious. I couldn't tell if it had been renovated, but it wasn't too old either.

Hotel Strata Naha in Okinawa impresses with its nicely designed building, comfortable twin rooms, and large balconies. However, the overall experience falls short. The internet is fast when it works, but the signal is patchy. The breakfast spread is high quality, yet the coffee offered is disappointingly poor in taste. The smart TV never worked despite complaints, with no standard TV channels available. Additionally, light cleaning service the next day upon arrival didn’t include making the beds, which felt lacking. The ladies at the reception would benefit of English language training. Overall, the stay was good but needs improvement in these small yet important details to live up to its potential

Very good experience! They have free goodies including a 24 hr snack bar w ice cream and drinks, full shelf of shampoos and soap for u you choose aside from those already provided in the room. At the room floors, there are extra tables, racks, weighing scales, and many other appliances you can borrow. The kids sponge and tooth brush are so cute. Even have their mascot appear from time to time!

Extremely clean and tidy. The room is very large and spacious for Japan. The surroundings are incredibly convenient, with Lawson, 7-Eleven, and other convenience stores right downstairs. It's also very close to day tour meeting points and Kokusai-dori, and about a 16-minute walk to the pier (for glass-bottom boats/whale watching tours). Highly recommended.

We stayed for 4 nights and 5 days. The best part about staying with a 4-year-old baby was that the food was truly excellent. We booked a package that included breakfast, and we were very satisfied that the breakfast voucher could also be used for lunch. In particular, I highly recommend trying the Japanese-style lunch course we had on the last day, as it consisted of dishes comparable to those found in high-end hotels. The staff were generally friendly, but it was a bit disappointing that on the day we had the Japanese breakfast, they tried to seat us in a corner table, perhaps because we had a baby with us. The swimming pool is not large, but it was sufficient for enjoying, and the location was not bad, as it takes about 15 minutes to walk to Kokusai Street. However, please note that there are no convenience stores nearby, so you have to travel about 5 minutes to get there. Overall, I was very satisfied with the food and the condition of the accommodation, but if your itinerary involves a lot of sightseeing and traveling, I recommend considering the location a little more carefully.

The room was incredibly noisy; I couldn't get any sleep. The curtains weren't blackout, and the window faced a busy road, plus the windows weren't soundproof. The entire hotel felt more like an open apartment building, with all areas directly exposed to the outside, meaning no air conditioning in the common areas. The most shocking part was when the staff opened our door before 10 AM, well before check-out time. There was also a mirror with a super bright light that wouldn't turn off, and we eventually had to unplug it. It felt like the photos made everything look great and the facilities were new, but the management was really lacking. Also, everything, contrary to what the pictures suggested, came with an extra charge.

Okinawa is truly a fantastic travel destination, and this hotel's location is excellent. It's within walking distance of Kokusai Dori (International Street), and you can continue walking from there to Naminoue Shrine and the sunset beach. The highlight of this hotel is definitely the breakfast – it's incredibly rich and diverse! They have freshly grilled burgers, various Japanese dishes, and even a make-your-own noodle station which was delicious. My room on a lower floor didn't have a window, which felt a bit confining, but my room on the sixth floor had an open and spacious view. There's a large banyan tree with a historic feel right outside the entrance. You can also find some really good omurice and izakayas in the surrounding area.

The location right next to Naminoue Shrine is super convenient. It's a bit of a shame there aren't any supermarkets or convenience stores nearby though. It takes about half an hour to get to Kokusai Dori, so a taxi might be the best option. The airport shuttle service is a great plus. The hot springs were amazing, too bad the weather wasn't great when I was there.

The hotel's heated swimming pool and jacuzzi were great! Although small, there's also a sauna. Overall, the hotel room was clean and spacious. This time, the on-site hot spring was undergoing ceiling maintenance, so we had to enter at scheduled times, which was a minor inconvenience. Breakfast had limited options but tasted very good. Having a 7-Eleven right in the hotel was super convenient, and there's also a supermarket nearby. Taking a taxi to different areas wasn't expensive. Plus, a friend needed a smoking room with a balcony, so this hotel was an excellent choice.