DoubleTree by Hilton Naha

The breakfast team made a strong impression, and Akane in particular remembered what I liked to drink. Her warm smile and that personal touch made mornings special. The hotel has a classic feel, and the bath and shower are combined, which may matter if you want a separate tub for soaking. Its location near Asahibashi Station made getting around Okinawa easy. Service throughout my stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Naha was polished and professional. Thanks to the management and staff for a memorable visit. I hope to return.

This was my second stay, and I still enjoy using the hotel as a base for wandering down Kokusai Dori and checking out Izakayas. The lobby staff are friendly and greet guests, and the Christmas decorations brought a nice holiday feeling. Parking is available in a small lot behind the hotel or in the garage across the street. Self-parking costs ¥2,000, with no valet. Our queen bed was comfortable, though it was pushed into a corner, so the person by the wall has to climb out at the foot unless they’re alone. The room had enough space for us and our luggage, unlike a typical cramped business hotel in Japan. The bathroom was roomy, with a tub and shower together and a bidet. Amenities, robes, pajamas, and slippers were provided.

The room had decent space, and the staff were really nice. Breakfast was tasty and included all sorts of local ingredients. The location is handy too, across from Asahibashi Yui Rail station and close to the sightseeing bus stop (kenmin hiroba) and kokusaidori.

Dec 2025: The rooms are bigger than at standard Japanese hotels, and the breakfast buffet has a nice range of Okinawan specialties. Hilton honours guests also get special treats at breakfast. The location is superb and the service is impeccable. :)