Nishitetsu Resort Inn Naha

I decided to stay because I admired the glass-walled, separate bathroom. 　It was renovated and is clean inside, conveniently located near Kokusai Street and the station. 　The bathroom I expected was a bit disappointing because it had a small bathtub and you could sit in a gym seat, but the bath and toilet were separate, the shower had good energy and I was comfortable watching YouTube. 　I want to stay in Naha again at a reasonable price.

After Solaria Kagoshima in October last year and Beppu in March, Nishitetsu used the service again. I went to my room on the 6th floor, not realizing that I had booked a smoke because of my own mistake. It's so weird. Please consult with the front desk before going out for a drink, pay a cleaning fee of 1000 yen and change to the 11th floor I was able to spend four nights in comfort. The Yui Rail and Asahibashi Bus Terminal are also accessible, but a 3-minute walk from the Prefectural Office Station is too much. That's right. Six minutes, seven minutes, I guess. Even at convenience stores, 30 seconds is an overstatement. The 7-Eleven on the corner? Across the street. Famima. You can't get there in 30 seconds. On the other hand, if you take the Tokyo Bus from Naha Airport and get off at the Commercial High School bus stop, you can get to the hotel in about 4 minutes. There is also a car rental shop directly behind the hotel, so I think it is convenient. We also had good access to the Adachiya shops famous for their rice crackers, which were sloppy every day. There was an Okinawa menu for breakfast, but compared to Kagoshima and Beppu, it was inferior. I think there are some circumstances in terms of cost, but I think it would be good if the contents were about Makishi's Daiwa Royal. On the third night, on the way back to the hotel after lunch at the Kora Restaurant, a foreign front desk staff member seems to be out of work Mr. San greeted me. They greeted me outside and I was impressed.

When I went on a business trip to Okinawa, I stayed overnight. It is located just off the intersection of Kumochi and within walking distance of Matsuyama's food and drink district and Kokusai Street. The rooms are clean and spacious. And because it's called the Resort Inn, it felt more graded than a business-type hotel room.