Hotels With Spa in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is conveniently located very close to the airport, making taxi rides quite easy. Having a supermarket and a laundry room nearby is a definite plus. The hotel boasts a hot spring, but perhaps due to its natural origin, it contained numerous impurities and didn't look very clean. Be prepared for long waits and slow service at check-in.

The location is great, right in the centre of the American Valley, 5 mins walk to the sunset beach. lots of cafe and restaurants around. They offer free Onsen. The breakfast is quite good. Staff are very friendly. Also got Limousine to the airport. Had a very lovely stay there.

The stay at this hotel was fantastic! The staff's service attitude was particularly impressive—they warmly greeted us every time we came and went, which felt very welcoming. The hotel also offers complimentary luggage storage, which is incredibly thoughtful. The location is great too—it's less than a five-minute walk to the monorail station, making transportation super convenient. Right next door, there are two shopping malls—a DFS duty-free store and a shopping mall popular with locals. Both are great for shopping. A special thank you to the entire team for their hospitality and for making our stay so pleasant. I highly recommend this hotel!

The room size was standard, but both the amenities and services were quite good. The breakfast was excellent and varied; even after eating for two days, there were still different options, including ice cream. The staff were also very enthusiastic. It's super convenient for shopping and dining. It's not far from Ryukyu Department Store and Kokusai Dori, and there's a large Matsumoto Kiyoshi just a 5-minute walk away. There's a FamilyMart right outside the hotel, and if you walk a bit further, you'll find an even bigger FamilyMart, a 7-Eleven, and a Lawson.

This hotel is perfectly located in the middle of Kokusai Street, with a 7-Eleven and Lawson convenience store right downstairs – super convenient! We booked a triple room for two, and it was incredibly spacious. We could easily lay out two 28-inch suitcases flat. Just a heads-up on the cleaning: the hotel doesn't clean daily. If you stay for five days, they only clean on the middle day, so you'll need to keep an eye on the room's cleanliness yourself. Toothbrushes and toothpaste are provided, but not replenished daily; they're only replaced on the third-day cleaning. Overall, it's still good! The location is truly excellent, and the air conditioning works really well! Plus, they even gave us three room cards, which was a nice bonus!

The reason to go to this hotel is because it is extremely convenient and has a great view. We came here last year, but it was cheaper last year. We were surprised to learn that the car parking is now something you have to pay, which wasn't the case last year. Seems like a very cheap decision on their part considering the hotel is already pretty expensive. Also be prepared, the room will not be the newest or cleanest. It had a bit of mold on the wall around the AC unit, and the walls needed to be repainted and fixed on some parts.

The hotel is very new and modern. Rooms are correct and a big bigger than in other cities in Japan. They are very clean and have a nice balcony facing the seaside. The staff is very kind and they serve free drinks from 4-7pm. The breakfast is correct and offers a little variaty of food. Products are in general fresh. There's a Family Market 24/7 just at the entrance of the hotel. Few nice restaurants are also available for lunch or dinner closeby (some can be reached by foot).  The direct bus from/to the airport (bus 143!) stops just 100mt away from the hotel and it's very convenient. You also have buses for Naha City and to some beachside destinations. The nicest beach is Araha (40min by foot, 20min by bus 63, and 10-15 by car). Tropical beach is also closer but I preferred Araha with a lot more restaurants facing the beach and a lot of people and call family in the evening (there is also a kids ground). The Hrand Hotel Ginowan is a nice place to stay.

Good point: 1) Excellent facilities: have jacuzzi, swimming pool, hot spring and bath place 2) Free shuttle bus offered with clear schedule 3) Have lot of restaurants, convenience stores and tourist place nearby 4) Easy to call taxi/ uber 5) Breakfast is highly recommended, great variety of drinks ( the tea choices are amazing )and delicious food 6) Free daily item to offered Bad point: 1) The room is too small, barely fit in 2 suitcases 2) Hygiene can be better , have dust everywhere 3) Air con is dripping to the bed, fridge is noisy 4) Corridor is too windy 5) Near Red light street, if you are family with children might be not a good choice

This is our honeymoon trip and they even upgraded room for us. Thank you 😊 About this hotel, everything is just perfect. Hotel is new and clean. Staff are friendly and attentive. And it’s not too far from Naha Airport. If you don’t drive, you can take a hotel shuttle bus or a taxi. There is a bus stop nearby if you want to try public transportation. Also a shopping mall and restaurants are very close. We really enjoyed a wonderful sea view at the club lounge. We will stay at Prince Hotel again in our next trip.

This might be the best hotel on Senagajima… hmm… the sunset is beautiful, the sea view is beautiful, and watching planes take off and land is also beautiful… but… the hotel's hot spring had a rotten, watery smell, the restroom on the first floor was dirty, there were ants in the room, and it was clear that many facilities hadn't even been wiped down in a long time. The staff were actually quite patient, and English communication was fine, but then there was an unexpected incident: I am very sure my wife and I are mindful of noise levels in public, yet during dinner, simply because I borrowed a phone, an elderly Japanese man at the next table, without any warning, yelled “shut up” like an animal. And the nearby staff member did nothing… If it weren't for considering international relations and being in a foreign country, I really would have wanted to have a vocabulary contest with that animal-like old man… To be honest, this was my first time encountering such an incident in Japan, but the hotel staff’s inaction completely ruined my impression of the place.