"Only stayed one night on arrival in Okinawa before going to OIST, but the room was immaculate and comfortable, and large compared to other hotels I have stayed at in Japan. Location is great, close to the airport, monorail stop, and across the street from a shopping mall. The staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast at the restaurant downstairs was fresh and delicious. I would definitely stay there again if in Naha."
"Only stayed one night on arrival in Okinawa before going to OIST, but the room was immaculate and comfortable, and large compared to other hotels I have stayed at in Japan. Location is great, close to the airport, monorail stop, and across the street from a shopping mall. The staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast at the restaurant downstairs was fresh and delicious. I would definitely stay there again if in Naha."
"I did a midnight check-in and the staff was so friendly and helpful. So was the other staff at the front desk in the morning. It’s my favorite hotel in Naha!"
"I did a midnight check-in and the staff was so friendly and helpful. So was the other staff at the front desk in the morning. It’s my favorite hotel in Naha!"
"At check-in, there was a foreign staff member whose accent was very difficult to understand, although he was speaking Japanese. The room was clean, and the staff were lovely. The food was also good, although I was sad to see that the usual 3-day rotation of different foods at breakfast time had been eliminated."
"At check-in, there was a foreign staff member whose accent was very difficult to understand, although he was speaking Japanese. The room was clean, and the staff were lovely. The food was also good, although I was sad to see that the usual 3-day rotation of different foods at breakfast time had been eliminated."
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I love how the room has been thoughtfully planned out such that the space usage is maximized. Very spacious room & bathroom & even has a washer/dryer. Good parking at 1500yen a day & there’s a Donki downstairs. A bit far from the Kokusai-dori area though.
I love how the room has been thoughtfully planned out such that the space usage is maximized. Very spacious room & bathroom & even has a washer/dryer. Good parking at 1500yen a day & there’s a Donki downstairs. A bit far from the Kokusai-dori area though.
The staff are kind and accomodating. We really enjoyed our stay at Mercure and a few shout outs to Kei, Suraj and Mark, who made our time away from home, feel like home.
The staff are kind and accomodating. We really enjoyed our stay at Mercure and a few shout outs to Kei, Suraj and Mark, who made our time away from home, feel like home.
Denise Germaine
Reviewed September 20, 2025Reviewed September 20, 2025
good location , lots of good Restaurants nearby and train just outside hotel. Quiet and clean rooms. Balcony has taken up much space, room is quite small as a result. For a night stay is fine
good location , lots of good Restaurants nearby and train just outside hotel. Quiet and clean rooms. Balcony has taken up much space, room is quite small as a result. For a night stay is fine
Sock peng
Reviewed November 11, 2024Reviewed November 11, 2024
Superior Room, 1 Queen Bed with Sofa bed, Non Smoking - relaxing stay for 5 nights.
Location - approximately 10 mins ride from Naha International Airport with monorail to Asahibashi Station and then another 10 mins walk to hotel with luggage.
Room was quiet on the 10th floor. Excellent shower water pressure. Bed was medium soft which I enjoyed very much.
Food - Did not try the free breakfast order. Plenty of 24/7 convenience stores in the vicinity of the hotel. There is also a supermarket...
Superior Room, 1 Queen Bed with Sofa bed, Non Smoking - relaxing stay for 5 nights.
Location - approximately 10 mins ride from Naha International Airport with monorail to Asahibashi Station and then another 10 mins walk to hotel with luggage.
Room was quiet on the 10th floor. Excellent shower water pressure. Bed was medium soft which I enjoyed very much.
Food - Did not try the free breakfast order. Plenty of 24/7 convenience stores in the vicinity of the hotel. There is also a supermarket...
Siaw Fung
Reviewed January 10, 2025Reviewed January 10, 2025
A little bit noise from the pools when you can hear people talking and laughing badly and it's finally go away after 11pm. Room is good and clean. Hotel location is perfect near food, shopping, Makashi station. Parking is limited.
A little bit noise from the pools when you can hear people talking and laughing badly and it's finally go away after 11pm. Room is good and clean. Hotel location is perfect near food, shopping, Makashi station. Parking is limited.
Akira
Reviewed January 28, 2025Reviewed January 28, 2025
Hotel was just in between Koukusai street and the monorail station. Unbeatable location in that sense. Free alcohol and snacks in the afternoon till night, which was great! Breakfast was a feast as well! Room was comfortable and big! Highly recommend!
Hotel was just in between Koukusai street and the monorail station. Unbeatable location in that sense. Free alcohol and snacks in the afternoon till night, which was great! Breakfast was a feast as well! Room was comfortable and big! Highly recommend!
Apartment is amazingly compact with all a traveler needs - kettle, washer, hair dryer, kitchenette, dining table, wardrobe and even a PC. Comes with balcony (to hang clothes to dry).
Bed is comfy and overall room and bathroom/toilet are very clean. Mos Burger is just across the road and MacDonald is 8-10mins walk away. Kokusai Street is abt 15-min walk distance. Only drawback is the 15-min walk away from nearest rail station Asato. But if you sre on self-drive trip, then good to know that there...
Apartment is amazingly compact with all a traveler needs - kettle, washer, hair dryer, kitchenette, dining table, wardrobe and even a PC. Comes with balcony (to hang clothes to dry).
Bed is comfy and overall room and bathroom/toilet are very clean. Mos Burger is just across the road and MacDonald is 8-10mins walk away. Kokusai Street is abt 15-min walk distance. Only drawback is the 15-min walk away from nearest rail station Asato. But if you sre on self-drive trip, then good to know that there...
Angie
Reviewed December 3, 2018Reviewed December 3, 2018
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