Okinawa NaHaNa Hotel & Spa

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• Manu-bcn

  13 octubre 2013
  Sin grandes expectativas

  Teníamos reservada una habitación doble con cama King, y al llegar nos encontramos con una habitación pequeña, con una cama de 1'40m pegada a una esquina de la habitación y dejando apenas paso por su lateral. Nos quejamos en recepción y nos proporcionaron otra mucho mayor, pero con dos camas separadas y pagando un suplemento, el cual negociamos sin demasiada dificultad. La reserva la habíamos hecho directamente por la web del hotel, y es cierto que al revisar la descripción de la misma con más detalle, esta coincidía con la que nos encontramos al llegar. Pero si el tipo de reserva se titula "habitación doble con cama King" uno no se espera que la descripción sea de una habitación de 12m2 con una cama de 1'40m ( en que país es esa una cama King?), y encima colocada de tal manera que para acostarse dos personas una deba "escalar" por encima de la otra. Era mas bien una habitación individual con una cama grande. Este es un aviso a navegantes para evitar sorpresas desagradables. Por otro lado, el hotel en sí es absolutamente estándar e impersonal, pero limpio, conveniente, y relativamente bien situado, cerca del monorrail y de la calle comercial. Ofrecen desayuno tipo buffet, oriental y occidental, bastante variado. El personal es atento e intenta ser servicial, pero a la hora de buscar información turística mejor acercarse a la oficina de turismo ya que son más eficaces. No creo que repitamos, pero tampoco Naha es un lugar al que volveríamos, a no ser que fuéramos de paso a cualquier otra isla de la zona. Y sinceramente,por lo que vimos, probablemente la mayoría de hoteles sean similares ( o peores). Relacion calidad/ precio: 6/10, ambiente: 6/10, staff: 6/10

  

• AngelH57

  22 abril 2016
  necesita renovación

  El hotel está bien ubicado, pero entre dos estaciones de monorriel. El staff es muy servicial, habla inglés, pero las habitaciones necesitan renovación. No es un hotel 4 estrellas como lo venden. La habitaciones son limpias y amplias.

  

• 0403ayaank

  23 febrero 2020
  High-end rooms

  This place is very upscale and has very spacious rooms for a Japanese hotel. We had the family room and had lots of room for everyone. The location is ideal. Kokusai dori and the monorail are a walking distance. There is a gift shop selling kariyushi shirts and other souvenirs. I recommend getting an in room massage. I got a full body massage, it was so relaxing I fell asleep.

  

• Lynn N

  12 mayo 2020
  NOT a 4 star hotel

  After researching thoroughly for our anniversary/babymoon, we were happy this hotel was close to the bus terminal as well as downtown area with all the restaurants (roughly 15-20 mins). Hotel also came with detergent (for a fee) to use in their washer/dryer. Now the downside - this hotel can't possibly be a 4 star hotel, DO NOT fall for it. The hotel lobby is dated as is the room. We booked a double room/suite that's supposed to come with a double bed and view. Instead, we got a room with sofa and 2 twin beds facing a hotel with a smiley face and the sea somewhere in the back. So for the first night since it was late, we squeezed into 1 bed. On the second day, I went to the front and told them what we had booked and asked if they can change our room because I had paid a higher rate. What ended up happening is they pushed the 2 beds together and Voila! Now we get a "double bed" with a crack in the middle. Luckily we only had 2 nights of this left, my poor husband slept in the crack of this hard AF bed. The bed was old and excruciatingly painful. My husband couldn't believe how hard the bed was! We contemplated sleeping on the floor if it wasn't so dirty and we had thicker blankets. Imagine being 25 weeks pregnant and having to sleep on your side on such a hard bed - my back, hips and shoulders were sore for days after leaving Okinawa. I thought the pain was from being pregnant until it resolved as we continued our trip and ended up in a different hotel. I have never slept on such a hard bed - and I've slept in hostels, shared beds with multiple friends, and had slept on cracks numerous times during my travel. By far, this has been THE WORST experience. I've also been more comfortable on a motel 6 bed. So do yourself a favor. Don't stay here unless it's cheaper than any 1 star hotel you see around. It'll likely be a more comfortable stay for much cheaper.

  

• nivpea

  22 noviembre 2020
  Praise to staff member Mikiki Mori

  We stayed in this hotel for couple of nights. The first room we were given had clearly been occupied by a smoker and we asked to move to a non-smoking room. Mikiko Mori from the front desk was so helpful. I just wanted to write to say thank you! We were moved to a much nicer room. We enjoyed our stay. For us it was just a stopover for a few nights on the way to Tokyo but the hotel was good.