Community & Spa Naha Central Hotel Reviews

Nice hotel located at central Naha and great amenities. Hot Springs and buffet breakfast are beyond the imagination! Great one for travelers.

It was a great location, close to Kokusai Street and also where you can take a bath at Rikka Rikka Yu. I would like to use it again.

At first glance it looked nice and the location was great, close to Tomari Port and Kokusai Street, but the whole building smelled moldy, which was disappointing.

The location is good, and there are convenience stores such as Seven and Family Mart nearby. The room was compact and the bathroom was clean. There was a variety of breakfast options, and the venue was bright and clean. You can use the spa next door, so you can relax after a long day of walking.

It was great that it was close to Kokusai Street. I will definitely come back on my next trip.

The hotel is in a good location, next to the International Street, convenient for eating and traveling

After staying for three days, the waiter did not clean the room, and the garbage had to be piled at the door before being taken away.

The location is very convenient... The facilities are relatively new... But the hot springs close too early every night... There is no bottled water supply... Staffs there don't speak English...

Kukje Street is located about 4 minutes away, so the convenience store is close, so it's good It's so small that there's no space to put a suitcase The bathroom is quite small, but the water is good. there is only However, what beats all of this is the price. Good value for money if you want to stay overnight

This price is a three-person/four-person room, including breakfast and hot springs, which is great value. The only disadvantage is that the decoration of the room is a bit old-fashioned and the bathroom is a bit too small, which feels like a prefabricated Japanese-style small bathroom

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Since the buildings are different, it is inevitable that there will be disparities in the rooms, and I can understand that there are also disparities in prices. I think it's strange to have extreme disparities in amenities. The disposable slips in the room have also been purposely changed, and the toothbrushes are completely different. Ice is also available at supermarkets for a fee. There is a huge difference. It's too bad.

I stayed for 2 nights, but on the first night I didn't have a nightgown, so I thought it was a hotel like that, but on the second night when I was out, they provided me with a second nightgown. I don't think it's possible without an apology. It was extremely cold and I tried to turn on the air conditioner, but there was no heating function. Is this normal in Okinawa? Even when I turn on the TV, there aren't many channels, and I wish it had at least BS. Maybe the door is thin, but I couldn't sleep because of the loud voices of children on the same floor. The hot springs were crowded with people not from the hotel, so it was cramped and I couldn't relax.

I stayed here for two nights, playing golf, diving, and golfing, but I also went to the hot springs six times. No matter how many times I went in, towels were provided for free, and it was very close to delicious restaurants and convenience stores on Kokusai Street. It was very good. I left my shoe keys in the bath, and the staff kindly helped me look for them. Thank you. I'd definitely like to come back next time I go to Okinawa.