Hotel Route-Inn Nahatomariko

I booked this hotel on Trip (Chinese name: Roo Sakura Hotel Naha Tomari Port, Japanese name: ホテルルートイン Naha Tomari Port). If I come back to Okinawa one day, this memorable and charming hotel will definitely be a big attraction. I was traveling alone and stayed in a single room for one night. From entering to leaving, I really felt that every staff member in the hotel truly loved their work. I really felt that from the friendly smiles of the counter staff and the careful preparation in the clean restaurant The breakfast was delicious and the room was spotless. When a gentleman wearing glasses at the counter introduced that there is a public bath on the 14th floor, he said that please go and use it when you have time. Looking at his sincere expression, to be honest, I was not used to sharing baths. I really want to take a dip in it. The bathtub is very clean and you can feel that they take good care of it. I stayed in a room on the 12th floor. I could see the neighboring buildings outside the window and it was brightly lit. I had a wonderful night's sleep. Maybe Trip has another discount, which is equivalent to about NT$1,235 per night. The pleasant experience here is really worth the money!

This is a place to stay to see Okinawa's Hikanzakura cherry blossoms. It's not too far from Mie Bridge, and it's close to the Orix car rental office in Tomalin, so you can relax in the large public bath! The food is also delicious and cheap!

I stayed here on the day of my night flight arrival. It was a candidate for many times because it is a must to have a large public bath, but I was undecided until the last minute that it would be better to stay at a hotel closer to the airport since it was a night flight, but it was more comfortable than I expected. There were some mysteries such as why the ceiling of the large public bath is a blue tarp? Is the paint on the wall peeling off? However, the lineup of amenities in the large public bath surpassed those. The breakfast menu was normal, but they also included Okinawan cuisine, and above all, the consideration of the people who served it was wonderful. The hotel front desk was also very kind. From the next day, I stayed at a so-called high-grade hotel, but I was painfully aware that Route Inn is more than worth the price.

The whole family came to Okinawa to see cherry blossoms and whales. The hotel room was very clean and cleaned every day. The staff was warm and polite. The breakfast was rich. There was free coffee in the lobby. It was convenient for travel. There was a port, a seafood market, and Kokusai-dori shopping street near the hotel. The overall cost performance was very high and it was worth recommending 👍