Pools and onsen were great. Loved the view of Naha from the rooftop pool. There's lots of free items you can choose from in the lobby (tea, toothbrush,razors,etc). Room was spacious and well maintained. Japan hotels tend to be small and narrow, but I felt like I had a nice small studio apartment for a few days. There's a microwave in the lobby, so you can warm up foods if you don't have time to go buy items early in the morning. There's also a small selection of food in the lobby available to purchase. The hotel was super close to Naminoue shrine/beach <10mins. Beautiful garden, shrine, beach all so close and accessible. There's an airport shuttle from Naha airport, so it was so easy to get there. I had some heavy luggage so it was very convenient way to get to and from the airport. It is also very close to the airport, so it's a very short drive

I understand you can not change the hotel location, but it is steps away from a whole district of very 18+++ places I didn't mind very much, but I would watch out if you're a family looking to book a nice resort style stay in Naha and do not want to be near. If you're a foreigner using Google maps, not sure why but Google always loved guiding me through that area to get to the main road to go to the monorail. Overall the hotel facilities and staff outweighed this con for me. And if you take the road towards the shrine, you will not have to go through the district.

Stayed in one of the top floors which gave us nice views and access to the rooftop pool in addition to the main pool, which was a fantastic value add. Added breakfast for just our last night, and it was a great finish to our stay! The location was pretty convenient, with walking access to the monorail and some of the main tourist walking spots like Kokusai street. Also very close to a nice-looking local beach. The free shuttle to the airport was a plus as well!

The area is full of love hotels, so it isn't the nicest neighborhood in the immediate few blocks around the hotel. However, the streets are clean and daytime is also totally fine.

Hotel was clean, personal was nice and willing to help. There are 2 pools, one on ground floor was for free, the roof pool is paid ( 3000 yen with all inclusive drinks), reasonable price and the atmosphere and the view was very nice. Overall, hotel was comfy.

Room was quite small and we miss place for hanging our stuff as well as the location of the hotel is quite far away from everywhere.

A great accommodation with a big spa area, well-equipped room & bathroom, and comfortable amenities, good wi-fi connection, self check-in and check-out machines.

We wished there was more emphasis in advance about the tattoo restriction when using the spa area - we deliberately booked this stay because of its pool but my partner couldn't enjoy it due to having tattoos and not having a swim apparel with him to cover it up. The location is not the best for walking through during the night - it is safe but it has a weird vibe because of the bars in the area.

This is the hotel you arę looping for. It has 2 swimmizg poola, onsen and a rooftop bar. The location is near the beach and shrine, so it fakes it a gem amongst the Hotels in a hustle and butle streets of Naha. The Staff was cery nice. A wonderfucl receptionist Monji san attended my special request and albo did a very gentle barman in the bar. You will find such real hospitality with flexibility only here; unlike mainland Japan.

I miss the white towels that were in the roomu last year.This gear there arę only brown towels left. Also, last year there was a very delicious steak for breakfast. I wish thet mąkę it again. Albo som fruit for breakfast would be great.

The rooms were very comfortable with a great view, really nice interior decorating and very spacious bathroom compared to most Japanese hotels in this price range. The hot springs and sauna facilities were great too. It was also convenient having a 24-hour store in the lobby. It was close to the beach as well. I also liked the rooftop bar and pool.

My family said they would have liked more breakfast-like food in the breakfast buffet. There was not a lot for Western guests to enjoy, no bacon/eggs or cereal. Also, the tumble dryers in the laundry hardly worked at all. We took multiple trips to and from the laundry all day and our stuff just didn't get dry! I noticed other guests having the same problem. Also the parking was a bit too expensive. We weren't allowed to eat our own food on the roof, and I wish we could because the rooms are too small to eat in.

Lovely, very clean and comfortable room with great amenities and access to facilities. The onsen was excellent, temperature great even when it was still hot. Swimming pool was nice and easy to use. Staff spoke very good English and were very helpful and friendly.

Location was tricky occasionally as there is no public transport nearby, so bare that in mind when booking. Also the 2F swimming pool is quite shallow, so was difficult to swim laps.

The rooftop pool was chilly with winds and no jacuzzi, so the pool on the second floor was much nicer to spend time at and located adjacent to the spa/sauna area. These were included in the room rate, so that was a bonus, too. The breakfast was really wonderful though some items were warm rather than hot due to the buffet layout. Really nice selection and varied a bit each day. There was an airport shuttle that was free as well.

The "entertainment district" area can be avoided by heading northeast along the park towards the temple, then walking to avoid the touts that were around in the neighborhood. The wind on each floor near the elevators can be a bit strong and brisk in winter, too.

The Hotel Skypool is very nice, with open bar for guests on floor 11 or upper, didnt knew about it when I booked the room. Very nice staff, helped me with everything, from information to shipping my stuff overseas.

Room a bit to small, I thought because it was a highfloor room it would be a little more spacious but it wanst.

Front staff were wonderful and helped us to hire a taxi so that we could take a day tour up to Nakijin Castle. They went above and beyond! We loved the provided pajamas and the convenience of access to the onsen in the building.

I wish we had known that the hotel floors were open air. We went in early February and were on a higher floor so it was a bit chilly and windy when we were standing in the hallways waiting for the elevator.