Great location positioned around a nice beach. however, if you wish to use the beach with towels, umbrella, lounges for the day it will cost $AU50!! per day. take your own towels. infinity pool very pleasant, but very hard plastic chairs - also indoor training pool. Rooms very small for the price, unless you pay for the larger rooms which appear very spacious and quite expensive. lounge area pleasant at end of the day, with timber deck area for sunset, but the music is repeated and repeated like lift background ---- apart from a singer some nights. you just need to cover your tattoos, if not, then this is not the hotel or area for you in Japan. Local small corner store sells plenty of food to take away, also lots of restaurants within a 5 min walk. hotel restaurant is a very large area with buffet .. Easy to get a local bus from Naha to bustop very close to hotel and then book a coach for return to airport direct from hotel. Disappointing stay.

Great location, right on the beach. Only left the hotel for evening meals - eating in the hotel restaurant was expensive but lots of other places within really easy reach.
Weather was just perfect for some r&r after a long flight and allowed us to recharge our batteries ahead of the next stage of our journey.
Stayed for 6 days. Hotel in need of a bit of updating but it didn’t spoil our stay at all.
Staff were really friendly.

I really do like the hotel in general. But prospective guests need to be told that tattoos will make you feel like a second class guest. I understand that the Japanese people have a long, complex relationship with tattoo culture. But if you are expecting international guests to stay at your establishment, the prohibition against visible tattoos needs to be explicit prior to allowing someone to book a room. I have a full sleeve tattoo and I am not interested in walking around the hotel in long sleeves and not being able to take advantage of other amenities, e.g. The spa