Familjehotell i Okinawa

“We stayed as a family, with a small child. Old style hotel. Delux rooms were of room size, nit sure of cleanliness of the carpet. Toilets were clean and tidy. We didn't know Japanese language, bit of a struggle, but staff were friendly and ready to help. Thanks a lot 🙏 ”

“Very nice hotel! The breakfast and pool area are wonderful! So nice with the view over the city from the infinity pool. The only downside is that the hotel is a bit off. Pretty long walk to the city centre and monorail stations. Not many restaurants nearby.”

“NaHaNa Hotel truly impressed me with the exceptional service provided by the front desk staff. From the moment I arrived, they were warm, professional, and went above and beyond to ensure my stay was smooth and enjoyable. Check-in was effortless, and each interaction was met with a genuine smile and a willingness to help. Their attention to detail and commitment to guest satisfaction made a lasting impression. To the NaHaNa Hotel team: please show this review to your front desk staff, they are a...

“景色も部屋もキレイでスタッフの皆さんもとてもフレンドリーでバカンスを楽しく過ごせました！また訪れたいホテルです”

“近くの教会での結婚式参加の為に宿泊しました。 施設は清潔感もあり、食事(朝食)も美味しく大満足です。 海外の方が8割だったでしょうか。 大浴場は賑わっていました。 アメリカンピレッジに隣接しているので買い物も便利です。 ホテル一階にあるコンビニが24時間営業でとても助かりました。 おすすめします！”

“Wonderful location and we got all that we expected. I would go back to the resort and Okinawa is a great place to unwind. ”

“Ett mycket trevligt hotell mitt i allting, med bekvämt avstånd till Monorail (50 m) och till shoppinggatan och stranden (Naminoue beach). Hade dessutom sjöutskick från fönstren som vette mot parken på andra sidan av floden. Frukosten var god men för lite variation och bor man där i 2 veckor och äter samma varje morgon vill man kanske ha lite variation.”

“My stay at Kafuu Hotel Okinawa was fantastic. Room is large and spotlessly clean. The Japanese breakfast was absolutely delicious, and the hotel staff were incredibly helpful and polite. The room offered a stunning panoramic view of the sea! I’ll definitely choose Kafuu again when I return to Okinawa.”