Staff was very polite. Thank you.

I liked the breakfast. Whilst the breakfast was mostly Japanese food, it was very suitable for diabetic dieters except that the bread was too delicious.

I booked a balcony room expecting to photograph aircraft. The angle was better from the evacuation staircase so a cheaper City View would have been adequate. It is not really walking distance to Umikaji Terrace (2 hours?) but the walk affords great photographing opportunities of flying things, including birds, especially when the tide is out. Most staff have very little English. There is very little alternative eating nearby. The arrival was not very welcoming compared to other parts of Japan. Initial shuttle bus booking needed a Japanese speaker. There were problems with the internet connection and it was difficult to communicate that the problem was from the router to the internet and not from device to the router. The problem recurred on the last night but was sorted while I was having breakfast. The hotel encourages bookings for football camps and school groups, so may not be the best option for independent travellers.

Very clean. Small but comfortable room. Simple but delicious breakfast. Looking out the balcony, you can see the airplanes up close as they land at Naha Airport

Ocean view is more fishing port view. If you open the balcony doors, the noise of the planes can be loud, but doors closed, you can’t really hear anything.