Hotels With Gym in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

good hotel, affordable price and excellent location (very near to the souvenir street, train station and 5 mins walk to a local supermarket). Free drinks and large variety of alcohol (even habu) , free noodles every night (tho the taste is not perfect)

Besides the bad weather, the hotel and its surroundings were neat and clean. Unfortunately, the closest seaside is not as nice as stated online, and it is a little bit troublesome to get there. But the staff is very helpful in booking restaurants and rent-a-cars, so with a little bit of extra planning and driving you can get to beautiful seasides easily from the hotel. Also, the price-included hot spring was very basic, while the other really nice one was expensive.

This is one of the best stays I had when I was in Ryukyu. The bed is the greatest feature I love about as it is so soft and comfy. The sound insulation is great either. As  I have my own car, the hotel provides private parking bay for their guests which is a bonus. The only rooms for improvement that I would like to comment is cleanliness. During our stay we spotted a jeans which was left by the previous guests below the chair.

Nice hotel with plenty enough facilities. Love the amenity zone in hotel that provides various little items for hotel guests during their stay. Super thoughtful. Nice view from room too especially we got upgraded to a higher floor. A enjoyable stay with the hotel and will recommend to friends should they visit Okinawa in future!

If I had the chance to choose again, I would definitely not select LEQU. The reason is that I experienced unfriendly treatment during check-in on December 20. While the female staff member at the front desk was very beautiful, her attitude was truly disappointing. 1️⃣ Our car was parked outside, so I asked if we could unload our luggage first. However, she firmly insisted that I complete the check-in process beforehand. 2️⃣ Regarding the parking lot, although it was located right next to the hotel, she handed us a confusing map. Since I couldn’t understand it, I asked her again for verbal directions. Her reluctant and unclear explanation only left me more confused. Wouldn’t it have been simpler to just say, “The parking lot is next door”? 3️⃣ Throughout the entire interaction, she maintained a sour expression. Did I do something wrong to deserve such an attitude? A bit of professionalism would have gone a long way. I have visited Okinawa many times, but this was the first time I encountered such unkind and unpleasant service. I always thought Japanese people were incredibly friendly, so this experience was genuinely shocking. I am also very disappointed in this hotel overall. It’s evident that staff training is severely lacking. Update: When we were checking out and about to leave with our car, we were informed that we needed to pay ¥10,000 for parking. We returned the car to the parking lot and went back to the hotel to clarify, only to find out that we didn’t need to pay at all. Why didn’t the front desk staff inform us of this during check-in? This oversight caused us unnecessary trouble, as we had to go back to the parking lot to deactivate the card. The entire experience was truly frustrating and disappointing.

Good location but sound proofing of the room could have been better as we were disturbed by the family staying in the adjacent room when they were leaving their room in the morning. They also have a weighing scale for baggage at the lift lobby which was extremely useful for us.

Conveniently situated just a minute's walk from the monorail station, this location offers easy access to a variety of excellent dining options nearby. It's a great base for exploring Naha. However, please note that there is only a shower available, with no bathtub in the double bed room

A new hotel under Vessel Hotels, you have access to the public baths at the other two Vessel Hotels at American Village. I would recommend everyone to take breakfast as it serves Blue Seal ice cream, and lots of local delicacy. The rooftop swimming pool was closed, but it's a very small pool anyway. Outdoor free parking for hotel guests, laundromat next to public baths on 2/F.

Location was top notch, next to Hilton and the American Village, just a stone’s throw away from the beach. Lots of food options around the hotel. The Japanese bathroom was a nice touch after a long day out. Cleanliness was faultless, and they have a tuk tuk service to the American Village during the evening time.

It was a pleasant experience to stay in this hotel. The room I stayed in offered a stunning sea view which was very relaxing. The breakfast served was good with a variety of options to choose from. The hotel staff provided excellent service and were very attentive to our needs. The room itself was clean and spacious, which made our stay very comfortable. One thing to note is that the hotel is a bit far from the city center, but it is conveniently close to Parco Shopping Mall. This makes it suitable for those who are driving. In summary, I would recommend this hotel for its beautiful sea view, good breakfast, excellent service, clean and spacious rooms, and convenient location for shopping and driving.

good hotel, affordable price and excellent location (very near to the souvenir street, train station and 5 mins walk to a local supermarket). Free drinks and large variety of alcohol (even habu) , free noodles every night (tho the taste is not perfect)

Besides the bad weather, the hotel and its surroundings were neat and clean. Unfortunately, the closest seaside is not as nice as stated online, and it is a little bit troublesome to get there. But the staff is very helpful in booking restaurants and rent-a-cars, so with a little bit of extra planning and driving you can get to beautiful seasides easily from the hotel. Also, the price-included hot spring was very basic, while the other really nice one was expensive.

Good location but sound proofing of the room could have been better as we were disturbed by the family staying in the adjacent room when they were leaving their room in the morning. They also have a weighing scale for baggage at the lift lobby which was extremely useful for us.

Conveniently situated just a minute's walk from the monorail station, this location offers easy access to a variety of excellent dining options nearby. It's a great base for exploring Naha. However, please note that there is only a shower available, with no bathtub in the double bed room

Repeated booking with Tokyu Stay Hotels, and this time for our Okinawa stay. Room is modern looking and clean, and perfect for our family of 3, with a 11yo kid. Room size is perfect even with 1 large, 1 medium and 1 cabin sized luggages – no issue opening all for packing. Love and appreciate the washer + dryer, they do provide laundry detergent as well. Room also has a dehumidifier machine which helped with drying some of the clothes that aren’t suitable for machine dryer. Breakfast restaurant (with the river view) and its spread is good too, but do go earlier. Location is not too bad, parking is available below the hotel (payable at extra cost), and there is also a Donki within same building. Overall we enjoyed our stay there. Highly recommend!

We recently stayed at Hotel Anteroom Naha during our trip to Okinawa and were absolutely delighted! As a couple who loves art and values thoughtful design, this hotel exceeded our expectations. The art-focused concept of the hotel is truly inspiring. Every corner feels like a mini gallery, showcasing contemporary works by local and international artists. The lobby and hallways are filled with creative touches that made the hotel a destination in itself. It added a special layer to our travel experience and sparked interesting conversations. Our room was stylish and comfortable, with a minimalist design that still felt cozy. The balcony offered a stunning view of the Naha skyline and ocean—a wonderful spot to relax after a day of exploration.

The location couldn’t be better—right on Kokusai-dori, the heart of the city! While the hotel has limited parking, they made it easy for us by providing coupons for a nearby car park, ensuring we could park conveniently and enjoy our stay without a hitch. The bathroom offered a generous amount of space, providing a comforting contrast to the often cramped bathrooms found in many Japanese hotels.

The breakfast café was the best—delicious food, clean and cozy with nice staffs. I will try other menu in day time if I can visit here next time. The hotel is good overall, but one Korean lady staff member at the front was quite rude. Her Japanese was not very good, yet she kept trying to speak in Japanese to me and my family, even though she recognized we are Koreans. She was quite odd and funny.

Hotel Collective was hands down the best hotel during our stay in Okinawa! From start to finish, everything about this property exceeded our expectations. The service attitude of the staff was truly outstanding. Every interaction was warm, professional, and attentive, making us feel genuinely welcome and cared for throughout our stay. The hotel’s commitment to hospitality really stood out. The rooms were super clean and spacious, offering a perfect retreat after a day of exploring. It’s rare to find such well-maintained and generously sized accommodations, especially in such a convenient location. Speaking of location, it was absolutely perfect for shopping, dining out, and sightseeing. Being right in the heart of Naha, we had easy access to Kokusai Street, local restaurants, and cultural landmarks. Everything we needed was just a short walk away. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Okinawa. Hotel Collective sets the bar high for comfort, service, and convenience!

Great location, right in the center of Naha Kokosai Dori, staff is very helpful whenever we ask for some information . Friendly service which is expected from Japanese custom. Room is cleaned daily unless you tell them not to and it has a nice tub. Love their toiletries they provide as you can feel some luxuries. Easy to get to from airport . Highly recommend to stay here

Japanese style room is very good choice for my family. Especially my child was satisfied dadami space and indoor-pool. And It was very nice because Churaumi was close and there were many restaurants available nearby. But, It was a shame that many baby-cars in were not prepared and old-facilities. Overall, I was satisfied and if I will visit northern of Okinawa, I will reserve again to this resort.

We really enjoyed our stay here and found the service better than some 5* hotels. The food was excellent, the gym was well resourced with footwear to borrow and the location was near many good restaurants. There is a private beach outside the hotel.

Amazing resort hotel. I stayed there for three nights and i am so glad that I have chosen it for my first time visit to Okinawa. I really love the swimming pool and the private beach of the hotel. Their infinity pool even is filled with sea water! Breakfast is also awesome. I like the great amount of vegetables options. I hope they can offer more variety of protein such as chicken dish. There is no freshly made juice which is also a letdown. The room is perfect in all areas. Bedding super comfortable and the air con is quiet. I think the ventilation of the bathroom is the only issue.

The deluxe room is very big and the sea view is wonderful. The bathroom and toilet are separate which is convenient for families of 4 like us. My kids have great fun playing at the bath tub with the rubber duck that was provided. Recomended to stay there.

Very good experience. Very good hotel. Convenient to the aquarium. The beach is just outside. There are many choices of hotels and restaurants. The beer coupons are free and you can have a beer for free. The service attitude is good. The bed is very comfortable. My parents are very satisfied

I had a wonderful experience at this hotel, which truly stands out for its warm and welcoming service. The staff went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable, making me feel right at home. I especially appreciated the complimentary breakfast, which offered a delightful variety of delicious options to start the day. Overall, this hotel is a fantastic choice for travelers seeking a friendly atmosphere and excellent hospitality. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable stay!

I booked a room with a city view and I was very impressed with the spaciousness and the cleanliness of the room. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was modern, and the view was amazing. The hotel was in a great location, within walking distance to many attractions, restaurants, and shops. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the check-in and check-out process was smooth and fast. I also enjoyed the complimentary breakfast, the fitness center, and the free Wi-Fi. The only minor issue I had was that the coffee maker in the room was not working, but the staff quickly replaced it with a new one. Overall, I had a wonderful stay at this hotel and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Okinawa

We had a great stay. We stayed 3 nights the first time and came back for another 3 nights. Hotel is close to Kadena AB. We were stationed there back in the late 80s and early 90s. Excellent breakfast. Attentive staff. We enjoyed the complimentary performance of Okinawan dance. We also hung out at the izakaya to listen to music. Hotel is beautiful. Loved it!

An old hotel, with very big rooms and nice views, the location of the hotel is a little bit far away from anything. In any case, for resting, it is worth. Be ready to go up and down the hill (the hotel is on top of a hill) if you want to go out for strolling the beach, restaurants or the like. Being in the middle of nowhere sometimes has its advantages. Relatively convenient bus stops down the trail connects you with Naha/airport in about 1h45min for budget option, 1:15 min for a limousine bus and maybe just 1h for a private/rental car. It is a place to rest, and that's it. Do not expect a fancy service. The Japanese has their own rules regarding cleaning time and tea music in the afternoon, so if you are a foreigner, expect shocking situations such as bedding exchange time (there is a schedule for that), tea music time at 5 (which in case you get a nap for whatever reasons (i.e diving) it can make you wonder what´s going on (not just in the lobby, but in your room as well) and okinawa typical folklore music until 8 every day in the afternoon. If you have to sleep a while because of exhausting day, it could be relatively annoying. In any case, for the price it has, it is okay.

Overall, the hotel is good. However, I think it would be wonderful if the hotel can make some improvement in several things. 1) We knew that the wifi wasn't free, so I prepared some moives for my child. However, I think the hotel disabled the usb function. And free wifi have to be a standard offer nowadays. 2) No one clean the sand at the bottom of the swimming pool, so the water quality isn't good. Luckily, my 3 years child didn't get sick. 3) I stayed in 3 hotels in my trip to Okinawa this time, all the other two hotels offered special Okinawa coffee drip coffee. However, this hotel only provided the normal coffee powder that you could see in economy hotel. 4) This is the only hotel that didn't provide us child toothbrush set. Anyway, the hotel location is fine, we found two supermarkets right after crossing the Sesoko bridge.

This is one of the best stays I had when I was in Ryukyu. The bed is the greatest feature I love about as it is so soft and comfy. The sound insulation is great either. As  I have my own car, the hotel provides private parking bay for their guests which is a bonus. The only rooms for improvement that I would like to comment is cleanliness. During our stay we spotted a jeans which was left by the previous guests below the chair.

If I had the chance to choose again, I would definitely not select LEQU. The reason is that I experienced unfriendly treatment during check-in on December 20. While the female staff member at the front desk was very beautiful, her attitude was truly disappointing. 1️⃣ Our car was parked outside, so I asked if we could unload our luggage first. However, she firmly insisted that I complete the check-in process beforehand. 2️⃣ Regarding the parking lot, although it was located right next to the hotel, she handed us a confusing map. Since I couldn’t understand it, I asked her again for verbal directions. Her reluctant and unclear explanation only left me more confused. Wouldn’t it have been simpler to just say, “The parking lot is next door”? 3️⃣ Throughout the entire interaction, she maintained a sour expression. Did I do something wrong to deserve such an attitude? A bit of professionalism would have gone a long way. I have visited Okinawa many times, but this was the first time I encountered such unkind and unpleasant service. I always thought Japanese people were incredibly friendly, so this experience was genuinely shocking. I am also very disappointed in this hotel overall. It’s evident that staff training is severely lacking. Update: When we were checking out and about to leave with our car, we were informed that we needed to pay ¥10,000 for parking. We returned the car to the parking lot and went back to the hotel to clarify, only to find out that we didn’t need to pay at all. Why didn’t the front desk staff inform us of this during check-in? This oversight caused us unnecessary trouble, as we had to go back to the parking lot to deactivate the card. The entire experience was truly frustrating and disappointing.

Location was top notch, next to Hilton and the American Village, just a stone’s throw away from the beach. Lots of food options around the hotel. The Japanese bathroom was a nice touch after a long day out. Cleanliness was faultless, and they have a tuk tuk service to the American Village during the evening time.

Large hotel with spacious rooms, though a bit dated but clean and well maintained. Nice beach and great sea views from the rooms. But there are many limitations, especially for foreign tourists and those without a car. First of all, this place is rather remote, though not very far from Naha city but getting there will take about 2 hours on the Airport Hotel limousine bus , fare is ¥1430 per person, and there are not many services per day, if you miss the bus, you have to walk 30 minutes to Yomitan village to take the public bus, which takes more than 2 hours to Naha, or pay through your nose with taxi which costs more than ¥12,000. Almost none of the staff are able to converse in English effectively, reception staff will need to translate with an I pad and show the translation to customers. Being a large international resort hotel , they are extremely strict with the check in time, our limo bus arrived at about 1.30pm , when we asked to be checked in ,the reception staff said ok, but she told me ”early in 3000”, which I couldn't understand initially, she later showed me on her I pad , which displayed ” early check in fee ¥3000 for 1 hour”, there is no way to get a check in on arrival without paying a fee if you arrive early, even when the rooms are ready- which is unthinkable for anywhere else in the world ! It appeared that all guests arriving early decided to wait in the lobby till 3pm. Guests were not even offered any welcome drink, which was unthinkable for a resort hotel. Each room here cost more than ¥30,000 per night . Many other cons , which are rather unacceptable for foreign tourists- All the TV channels are in Japanese. Rather far away from any eating places , and not many choices. In rooms - the aircond cannot be set lower than 22 degree C , there is no shower cap and spoon provided.

Very nice location, very convenient. There are a few animals, including a tiny owl, a tiny monkey and a gigantic tortoise. A delicious morning buffet.

Nice hotel with friendly staffs. Provide free bicycles to explore the area and light breakfast for the guests. The room comes with a balcony and is facing the sea and able to see the sunset.

Very enjoyable stay during the colder month in Okinawa although we could not really make use of the swimming facility outside the hotel due to this season. But the overall experience was very pleasant with the free mini bar my kid enjoyed every evening. The breakfast buffet was delicious with many choices. We stayed on an upper floor which was quiet. The extra money is well spent. The room had enough space for 3 beds. I may come in Autumn again and will definitely consider booking this hotel again.

The hotel is on a mountain, so it is suitable for self-driving guests. Stayed for three nights including breakfast and dinner on one of the nights. The theme of the entire hotel is natural and organic life, so although there are not many choices in restaurant food, it feels very healthy. The highlight of the hotel is that there is free laundry and drying, and the bathhouse is also very good. Will stay again next time if I have a chance

The room is big n clean. The view n staff is good. Location is good.there is a bike shop across the road had a wonderful n easy bike ride . ( very short though- 5 mins to left n right end ,left to the beach, right to the restaurant along the coast )

A family of five checked in. There were just two rooms. I saw many comments saying that checking in took a lot of time. I sent an email in advance to get the QR code so it was relatively smooth. It is located in Chatan, Okinawa, 1.2 kilometers away from the American Village. There is a sunset market and a food hall (this one is larger) around it to meet daily grocery shopping needs. There is also a drugstore ten minutes walk behind. The sound of airplanes will be clearer, especially military aircraft. The floor sound insulation is average. During the stay, the tenant upstairs walked and dragged things frequently all night, and the noise clearly affected the rest at night. The sofa is very ordinary in comfort, and there are only four dining chairs. The check-in stated that there are five people, because there is no front desk and no waiter, so you have to overcome it yourself. In addition, for short-term tenants, there is no daily cleaning service, and there is no need to purchase condiments by yourself, for reference.