DoubleTree by Hilton Naha

The breakfast buffet was very good and the staff were great and very professional.

The room was very cramped with no room to hang or put anything. Just wasn’t laid out in a useable manner.

Good hotel with comortable bed, room was small but that is rather normal in Japan

The location was excellent, very convenient. There is a convenience store around the corner, and it is just a short walk from the main strip of shops. Taxis were right outside, or across the street which was great - we didn't need to pre-book. Breakfast selection was good, a mix of Japanese and Western items were available, as well as a tea and coffee station. The rooms were a decent size, clean and comfy. The beds weren't super soft, but not too hard either (the other hotels we have stayed at across Japan seemed to mostly have very hard beds).

Stayed here for a month long business trip. Diamond status was recognized at check in, although there isn't much in terms of upgrade. I was assigned a high floor room, which was nice, but I didn't expect any type of upgrade at a DoubleTree. There is a small parking lot behind the hotel, but the large parking structure connected to the pachinko parlor directly behind the hotel has parking for the hotel on the fourth floor. The room is smaller compared to the DoubleTree at Shuri Castle. There is a mini fridge that is stocked daily with a variety of drinks - this was complimentary. Very nice. The room is definitely on the smaller side compared to western hotels, but it was perfectly fine. The air conditioning worked fine. Toilet has a Japanese style bidet. Another advantage over the Shuri Castle location is the inclusion of an actual desk for working in the room. The TV was fine, although wasn't one of the newer ones that had streaming or smart features. Breakfast was included for Diamond members. Reservations could be made in advance. On weekends and some busy days, they would have a separate line for elite members. The breakfast here was better than Shuri Castle in my opinion - there was a shabu shabu station and the quality of the food was better. Mostly Asian choices, which didn't bother me at all, but if you are looking for more Western breakfast the choices are not as varied. No omelette station at this DoubleTree, which the Shuri Castle DoubleTree had, but I was fine with the scrambled eggs and the quality of the food made up for not having eggs to order in the morning. I had a great stay. The location was better than the Shuri Castle location, with easy access to the monorail. Kokusai-dori is in walking distance. There are plenty of restaurants in the area within walking distance as well. Being right on the main road made for easy commuting. Plenty of things to do and places to see in the area, using public transportation or walking. Great hotel for longer stays as well.

靠近單軌「旭橋」站，旁邊有電梯可以達搭乘。 空橋連通道可以抵達巴士總站，有星巴克⋯等商店。 入住有提供歡迎餅乾🍪

This hotel is very close to the monorail and easy to get around from here. Check in and check out was smooth. The rooms clean, but small compare to western hotel spaces. The staff were friendly. There is only a breakfast room, they do not serve lunch or evening meal in this hotel. The staff were very good in the breakfast room, but the selection lacked muesli or Bircher muesli in the cereal selection. The gym is functional for short stay. Laundry room again could use a couple of extra machines to accommodate so many folks. The housekeepers were also very nice and helpful. We had a top floor room, the bathroom lighting was too dim/dark can’t see whiskers for shaving, must be hard for woman with make up. The bed was against the wall, which is hard for older folks to get in/out of bed having to climb over a parter and risk instability and higher risk to falling and breaking something eg a bone. There is no pool and no onsen. The hotel is in need of an update for modern appliances. The decor is very dated and really detracts from the doubletree by Hilton name. Staff great, clean hotel.

My first ever visit to Japan this was a beautiful location