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we were so pleased with the rooms after we stayed at Mr Kinjo in Onna. Their rooms were equipped with washer and dryer. The hotel is so new and clean. The wives were amazed by the dressing table with lighted mirrors. The kitchen even equipped with utensils and cutlery and everything was so clean. Location was also excellent. The owner was super friendly and gave us coupons for the parking. some suggestions: we were only provided with one set of keys so the 2nd person couldn't even go into the building without password or key to the gate.Holder of Shower sprinkler was not near the bath tub but away on the other side, not sure if this is JP standard. Rest was impeccable!!! in conclusion, we will come back again.

Upon arrival at the Southwest Grand Hotel, one is immediately struck by the calibre of design sensibilities that grace the establishment. Our room exhibited a masterful fusion of contemporary elegance and practical luxury, with thoughtfully appointed furnishings and refined finishes throughout. The intelligent spatial arrangement maximised both comfort and functionality, whilst the sophisticated colour palette created an atmosphere of understated opulence. The hotel's facilities proved equally impressive, with particular mention deserved for the meticulously maintained swimming pool and comprehensively equipped fitness centre. These amenities demonstrated the property's unwavering commitment to guest satisfaction across all facets of the hospitality experience. Breakfast service warrants special commendation, offering a veritable cornucopia of culinary delights that catered admirably to diverse palates. From impeccably executed Okinawa classics to inspired international offerings, the gastronomic range was nothing short of remarkable. The quality of ingredients was patently evident in each dish, reflecting the kitchen's dedication to sourcing premium produce. The exclusive lounge service elevated our stay to extraordinary heights, providing a sanctuary of refined comfort accompanied by attentive yet discreet service. The curated selection of refreshments and light fare throughout the day ensured guests remained splendidly catered for between mealtimes—a thoughtful touch that exemplifies genuine hospitality. Perhaps most noteworthy was the exceptional staff performance across all departments. Room service was delivered with flawless precision and genuine warmth, whilst the housekeeping team maintained immaculate standards with remarkable efficiency. The front-of-house personnel displayed particular resourcefulness in facilitating car park tickets, navigating potential complexities with ease and ensuring guests experienced no inconvenience whatsoever. The Southwest Grand Hotel stands as a paragon of contemporary hospitality, where exceptional physical attributes are matched by equally impressive service standards. Their collective commitment to guest satisfaction ensures this establishment remains a distinguished choice for the discerning traveller.

Hotel is quite packed during my visit around end of June. There’s this one famous cat at the front step of the lobby. Which makes an attraction to many. Very close by to the metro station & walking distance to convenient store, daiso & further down there’s the main shopping street. Room size is quite small, as well as the shower room. Overall great. There’s many plug point in room that convenient to us.

房間好乾淨，像家一樣，有露台望海，但枕頭只得一個太扁了訓得唔太舒服，住2晚不會有人執房，牙膏牙刷要自備或用100yen購買一套，泊車checkin時即時預約了，1000yen一晚，最最最大缺點，一朝早街外就非常非常嘈，完全不隔音，2日都訓得好差

Pros: staff is so friendly and kind, it’s a great location on Kokusai-dori (near both monorail and a bus stop), and it really is kept quite clean Cons: loud and cold. I would have left, but I knew they wouldn’t give me a refund ZERO soundproofing! There’s all these rules telling us “no calls, keep quiet” but you can hear everyone slamming doors in the hallway and using the hair drier and washing machines at night. There was also so much noise from the street, whether it was parties at night or children screaming during the day. I was up until 3 at night because of people both inside and outside. The walls are also so thin, I could actually hear snoring from the room next to me. Why are there all these rules about sound, yet it’s still so loud?! They tell us, “please keep calls to the common area” but the common area’s window is also right on the street, so I had to take a work call with sirens screaming through the area. The room was also freezing. It was 17-20 degrees outside most days, and even in the hallway the temperature was fine. But in my room, it felt like it was 12. I had to pay to rent extra pajamas from them because it was so cold at night. And there was constantly a breeze coming from somewhere in my room! But because there’s no individually controlled AC, there was nothing I could do. I could feel myself getting sick here

Amazing place for Solo travellers. The room had everything it needed and it was so close to shops, Monorail and the high street. There is 7/11 right in front of the hotel. My luggage could not fit in the storage units in the lobby so they stored it for me for couple of hours.

Otel, birinci sınıf deniz manzaralı odalara aittir. Hafif raylı sistem istasyonuna yaklaşık 1,6 kilometre uzaklıktadır. Her zamanki yaşam alışkanlıklarım bu oteli seçmemi sağlıyor. Bir dahaki sefere Naha'ya gittiğimde bu otelde kalmayı tercih edeceğim. Otelin oldukça iyi bir açık büfe kahvaltısı var. Hafif raylı sistem istasyonunun yakınında çok sayıda otel var. Yürümeyi sevip sevmediğinize bağlı...

I recently stayed at this hotel and, while the room itself was alright, my overall experience was quite disappointing. Before arrival, I was not sent the entrance door PIN code, so I ended up waiting outside the hotel in the hot weather. At the entrance, there was only a phone number displayed with no other instructions. As a traveler, I didn’t have a SIM card that could make calls to Japanese numbers, which made things even more difficult. I was soaking wet from the heat and tried messaging the hotel, but received no response. Eventually, someone else came out, and they told me they also hadn’t received the entrance PIN code prior arrival and had been waiting for a long time as well. Once I finally got inside, the self check-in process was very slow—the page just kept loading and wouldn’t proceed. I used the hotel’s iPad to message the front desk, but their status showed “do not disturb,” and I had to wait a long time before anyone replied. Overall, the whole process was very frustrating and the experience was quite poor.

Great location, inside Makishi Public Market. Walking distance to Kokusai street. Parking available with charges. The cabin room was clean with clean towels everyday. Toothbrush provided at the counter. Got water and ice dispenser. Check in time only available at 4pm. Then the reception counter closed at night. Downside for this place was the men shower room not available. Only can take shower at men public bath at 6ht floor, that closed at 10am till 4pm and 12 midnight till 6pm. Other than that, the men have no plave to take shower. Women shower room is available but the space was too narrow. Not gonna stay there anymore. Not a good choice.

Everything was on point. 3 beds uge tub and shower washing and dryer in your room small balcony ac tv separate toilet was perfect for the price not the best location but for the price worth it